The Boston magazine
1783
051 B747
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Title
The Boston magazine
Published
Boston Printed and published by Norman, White and Freeman ... 1783-
Call Number
051 B747
System Control No.
(OCoLC)01536861
Note
Issue for Oct. 1783 is the first issue of the first magazine printed in the United States after the war.
Library has scattered issues only: Oct. 1783 (L1995F303); Dec. 1783 (88.190); Mar. 1784 (90.1.460); Apr. 1784 (L2018F143); Oct. 1786 (L1995F150)
In Oct. 1783 issue: address of Massachusetts Governor John Hancock reflecting upon the war and independence (p.35-36); Lafayette "is an enthusiast in pursuit of military glory" (p. 37); "large numbers of counterfeit dollars having been lately discovered ..., the public are ... furnish'd with the following marks to distinguish the true from the false..." (p. 40)
In Apr. 1784 issue: includes a biographical sketch and engraved portrait of Gen. Joseph Warren, who was killed at the Battle of Bunker Hill.
In Oct. 1786 issue: Poetical essays ... memory of Major General Nathaniel [ sic] Greene (p. 393)
Library has scattered issues only: Oct. 1783 (L1995F303); Dec. 1783 (88.190); Mar. 1784 (90.1.460); Apr. 1784 (L2018F143); Oct. 1786 (L1995F150)
In Oct. 1783 issue: address of Massachusetts Governor John Hancock reflecting upon the war and independence (p.35-36); Lafayette "is an enthusiast in pursuit of military glory" (p. 37); "large numbers of counterfeit dollars having been lately discovered ..., the public are ... furnish'd with the following marks to distinguish the true from the false..." (p. 40)
In Apr. 1784 issue: includes a biographical sketch and engraved portrait of Gen. Joseph Warren, who was killed at the Battle of Bunker Hill.
In Oct. 1786 issue: Poetical essays ... memory of Major General Nathaniel [ sic] Greene (p. 393)
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Evans 17854
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