The Boston Gazette, established in 1719 by Richard Draper, is one of the first continuously published newspapers in America and played a pivotal role during the American Revolution by providing a platform for revolutionary ideas and fostering public debate. Offering a rich mix of news, advertisements, and essays, the Gazette reflects the political and social climate of its time, earning immense respect for its journalistic integrity and influence on public opinion. Today, you can explore this vital historical source on OldNews.com, which features scans of The Boston Gazette from Boston, Massachusetts, United States, starting 1719, with 20,376 scans in total. Discover insights into early American society, governance, and mention historical figures, events, and perhaps even people from your own family history. Dive into the past and enrich your understanding by exploring this invaluable resource.