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COLONIAL PAMPHLET, 1698. Title-page of Gabriel Thomas promotional pamphlet for Pensilvania

COLONIAL PAMPHLET, 1698. Title-page of Gabriel Thomas promotional pamphlet for Pensilvania


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COLONIAL PAMPHLET, 1698. Title-page of Gabriel Thomas promotional pamphlet for Pensilvania

COLONIAL PAMPHLET, 1698.
Title-page of Gabriel Thomas promotional pamphlet for Pensilvania and West-New-Jersey, to persuade the Poor, the Idle, the Lazy, and the Vagabonds of these Kingdoms and Wales to hasten thither, that they may live plentifully and happily, London, 1698

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1698 Advertising Colony Document Gabriel New Jersey New World Pamphlet Pennsylvania Promotion Propaganda Titlepage Tract Typeface


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COLONIAL PAMPHLET, 1698 - A Glimpse into the Promotional Endeavors of Gabriel Thomas

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. This print showcases the title-page of a colonial pamphlet from 1698, authored by Gabriel Thomas. The promotional tract aims to entice individuals from the Kingdoms and Wales who find themselves impoverished, idle, lazy, or vagabonds to embark on an exciting journey to Pensilvania (now Pennsylvania) and West-New-Jersey (now New Jersey). The carefully crafted typography in this advertisement reflects the era's English style while conveying a sense of urgency and opportunity. Gabriel Thomas' persuasive words promise bountiful living conditions and happiness for those who dare to venture into these unexplored territories. As we delve into this historical artifact, it becomes evident that this pamphlet served as both promotion and propaganda for the new world colonies. It sought not only to attract settlers but also bolster England's presence in North America during a time when colonization was fiercely competitive among European powers. Granger Art on Demand presents us with an intriguing glimpse into the past through this remarkable image. It invites contemplation about how advertising techniques have evolved over centuries while reminding us of our ancestors' aspirations for better lives in distant lands. Let this photograph transport you back in time, allowing you to appreciate both the artistry behind its creation and its significance as a document that shaped early American history.

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