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Editorial
August 18, 1828
The New England Weekly Review
Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut
What is this article about?
Editorial recommends a steam-boat excursion from Hartford to New London, Norwich, and Sag-Harbour, praising the destinations' hospitality, scenery, and appeal.
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It will be seen by a notice in our advertising columns, that the steam-boat Macdonough is to leave Hartford on Wednesday next for New London, Norwich and Sag-Harbour. We can with great pleasure recommend this excursion to our fellow citizens. We have never visited Sag-Harbour—but New London and Norwich are delightful places. The latter is rendered particularly so by the politeness and hospitality of its citizens, as well as by the beauty and majesty of the surrounding scenery. There are also beautiful ladies there—very many. It is one of those places, in which a stranger rarely passes a weary hour.
What sub-type of article is it?
Travel Promotion
Local Recommendation
What keywords are associated?
Steam Boat Excursion
New London
Norwich
Sag Harbour
Hospitality
Scenery
What entities or persons were involved?
Steam Boat Macdonough
Hartford
New London
Norwich
Sag Harbour
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Recommendation Of Steam Boat Excursion To New London, Norwich, And Sag Harbour
Stance / Tone
Enthusiastic Endorsement
Key Figures
Steam Boat Macdonough
Hartford
New London
Norwich
Sag Harbour
Key Arguments
New London And Norwich Are Delightful Places
Norwich Features Politeness And Hospitality Of Citizens
Norwich Has Beautiful And Majestic Surrounding Scenery
Norwich Has Many Beautiful Ladies
Strangers Rarely Pass Weary Hours In Such Places