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Editorial
July 18, 1803
Jenks' Portland Gazette. And Maine Advertiser
Portland, Cumberland County, Maine
What is this article about?
The editor justifies prioritizing foreign European politics coverage over domestic affairs due to public interest, states that Gazette contents are full with some articles deferred, and apologizes for recent poor typographical appearance caused by ink disappointment.
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It is by no means our general rule to exclude domestic affairs to give preference to those of a foreign nature--But so interested are the public feelings in the present situation of European politics that we deem it necessary to give copious details on the subject, The contents of the last Gazette, with what we publish this day, appear full and satisfactory -Many interesting articles are necessarily deferred till our next.
We owe some apology to our readers for the unfavorable typographical appearance of a few late numbers of the Gazette which has been owing to a disappointment in our ink. We hope immediately to remedy this inconvenience.
We owe some apology to our readers for the unfavorable typographical appearance of a few late numbers of the Gazette which has been owing to a disappointment in our ink. We hope immediately to remedy this inconvenience.
What sub-type of article is it?
Editorial Notice
Publication Apology
What keywords are associated?
European Politics
Foreign Affairs Priority
Gazette Contents
Printing Apology
Ink Shortage
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Prioritizing Foreign News And Printing Issues
Stance / Tone
Informative And Apologetic
Key Arguments
Public Interest In European Politics Justifies Focusing On Foreign Affairs Over Domestic
Gazette Contents From Last Issue And Today Are Full And Satisfactory
Many Interesting Articles Deferred To Next Issue
Apology For Poor Typographical Appearance In Recent Numbers Due To Ink Disappointment
Hope To Remedy Ink Issue Immediately