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A History of Printing in Colonial Maryland: 1686-1776 by Lawrence C. Wroth
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A History of Printing in Colonial Maryland

made here to chronicle them. When the last Jonas Green died in Annapolis
in 1839, his family had been engaged in printing and publishing in that
city for one hundred years and some odd months. He was the great-great-
great grandson of that Samuel Green who had begun prin ting in Cambridge,
Massachusetts, in the year 1649. With this brief remark must be concluded
the account of certain members of that family of good citizens and heredi-
tary practitioners of the typographical art, the Greens of New England and
Maryland.

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