The Remembrancer, or Impartial repository of public events. ... For the year ...
London [England] : printed for J. Almon, opposite Burlington-House, in Piccadilly,
M DCC LXXV. [1775]-1784.
First volume designation from half-title page.
Imprint from title page; imprints include year of publication.
Includes half-title.
Note from Advertisement [to the reader]: "the plan of this work is, to select from all the public prints, the best account of every material public event; to print it in octavo; and at the end of the volume, to give a copious index to the whole."
Sources from which articles and information are selected include colonial government documents and press reports from various colonial newspapers. Illustrated with foldout maps of places in the news. A major resource for events leading up to and during the American Revolution.
ESTC
NCBEL,
Crane & Kaye,
Times handlist,
Frequency varies. 1776 published in 3 parts: Part I and II dated 1776. Part III dated 1777.
Last volume unnumbered on title page; has volume note at end of text.
Later vols. usually published in two parts: 2nd 1778 vol. reads: "For the year 1778, and beginning of 1779", followed by another vol. for 1779; 1780 published as Part I and Part II; 1784 also published in two parts.
Microfilm.