Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Newport, R. I.” in chapter 2, section c.2.8, page 42 of Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 25.:
...College, and many sermons by the Doctors Mather.
Franklin printed books of superior grade, which did not meet with a sale they deserved.
Bankruptcy followed, and in 1727 James Franklin removed to Newport, R. I. , where he entered at once upon a more prosperous career.
He obtained the printing of the plantation, and several volumes of Bishop Berkley, an annual Almanac, and conducted a short-lived newspaper....
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