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Letter to Editor June 5, 1813

Norfolk Gazette And Publick Ledger

Norfolk, Virginia

What is this article about?

A letter criticizes a 'Paragraphist' for falsely claiming the Herald published news from the Brazilian ship, selected from London papers to April 20th. It urges comparison with the Herald and Ledger to reveal the inaccuracy, and stresses the value of democratic papers for public information.

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Will the said Paragraphist get the Editor of the Herald clear of imposing on his readers, when
he says the news brought by the Brazilian is given in this day's Herald as selected from London papers to the 20th of April.

A comparison with the columns of the Herald of yesterday and those of the Ledger of to-day will prove that he who finds all the news bro't by the Brazilian in the Herald his opticks must be very indeed. If there were none but democratic papers we should be wonderfully well informed of passing events.

What sub-type of article is it?

Persuasive Investigative Provocative

What themes does it cover?

Press Freedom Politics

What keywords are associated?

Paragraphist Critique Brazilian News Herald Ledger Democratic Papers News Accuracy

Letter to Editor Details

Main Argument

the paragraphist falsely claims the herald published all brazilian ship news from london papers to april 20th; comparison with herald and ledger disproves this, and democratic papers are essential for accurate information on events.

Notable Details

Reference To Brazilian Ship News Comparison Of Herald And Ledger Columns Critique Of Non Democratic Press Limitations

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