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Stephen Day

(1594—1668) locksmith and first printer in the British American colonies


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 (1593/4–1668) Born in England, Stephen Day became the first printer

in the British American colonies upon his arrival in 1638. Day, initially a locksmith, began printing at Harvard College with ...

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