George the II. reigns. Pitt is secretary of state. Amherst goes on conquering ..
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 41126
Publisher: Sold [by Daniel Fowle] at the printing office in Portsmouth, New-Hampshire.
Published: 1760
Place of publication: Portsmouth, N.H.
Language: eng
Subjects: Portraits, caricatures; History; Songs and music
Other titles: Fame let thy trumpet sound.; Hail valiant Britons, far and near.; New song on the successes of the year past, against the French, more particularly in America.; Canada forever.; Song on the reduction of Quebeck.
Notes: Three songs and an address on the events and successes of the French and Indian War during the year 1759.

Daniel Fowle was the only printer in Portsmouth, N.H. at this time.

Relief cut of King George II (Reilly 1590) at head.

Printed area measures 51.8 x 39.2 cm.

Bristol B2132

Shipton & Mooney 41126

Whittemore, C. New Hampshire, 37
Table of contents: title: A New song on the successes of the year past, against the French, more particularly in America (first line: Fame let thy trumpet sound); title: An earnest address to the inhabitants of the Massachusetts on the death of General Wolfe [signed] Amicus Massachusetensis Provinciae; title: Canada forever. A new thanksgiving song; title: A Song on the reduction of Quebeck, together with another sketch on the reduction of Ticonderoga, Niagara, Crown Point, &c. (first line: Hail valiant Britons, far and near).