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Carrolltonian, or, Spirit of Seventy-Six Collection

MSA SC 3695
Dates	1827-1829
Medium	Original, microfilm, electronic
Restrictions	RESTRICTED: Do not circulate originals without the permission of the Director of the Maryland Newspaper Project
Storage	Contact the Department of Special Collections for location.
Film Number(s)	SCM 13973, SCM 13974
Description
Newspaper, Carrolltonian, or, Spirit of Seventy-Six
History
(Annapolis, Anne Arundel County: W. McNeir) The Carrolltonian, or, Spirit of Seventy-Six began publication in 1826 and ceased with the January 28, 1829 issue[?]. In 1826 McNeir founded his own newspaper The Carrolltonian, or, Spirit of Seventy-Six. Based in his shop at Francis Street and State Circle, The Carrolltonian was published semi weekly during the legislative season and weekly all other times. Title history based on January 10, 1827. William McNeir's biography page Archives' collection includes issue for October 26, 1827 (SEE ALSO: MSA SC 21-1-25) and January 10, 1827-January 28, 1829 [LC].

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