Hezekiah Usher

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Hezekiah Usher was a prominent 17th-century Boston bookseller and publisher, recognized as one of the earliest booksellers in colonial New England.

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Hezekiah Usher canonical 1
Hezekiah Usher Sr. 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bookseller
colonial American bookseller
person
publisher
activeIn colonial Boston book trade
businessType bookshop
publishing house
chronology 1600s
countryOfCitizenship Massachusetts Bay Colony
culture Puritanism
surface form: Puritan New England
era New England Colonies
surface form: colonial New England
ethnicGroup English colonists in New England
fieldOfWork bookselling
printing and publishing
genre pamphlets
religious books
sermons
theological works
hasOccupation merchant
hasPart bookshop
historicalSignificance among the first professional booksellers in New England
helped establish a market for printed books in colonial America
industry book trade
publishing
influenced development of the book trade in colonial Boston
knownAs Hezekiah Usher
surface form: Hezekiah Usher Sr.
languageOfWorkOrName English
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Boston
Massachusetts
locatedInTime 17th century
notableFor being one of the earliest booksellers in colonial New England
operating a bookshop in Boston in the 17th century
occupation bookseller
publisher
partOf early American book trade
placeOfActivity Boston
Massachusetts Bay Colony
region New England
residence Boston
role early distributor of printed materials in New England
supplier of books to the Massachusetts Bay Colony

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Hezekiah Usher knownAs Hezekiah Usher
this entity surface form: Hezekiah Usher Sr.