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Literary
July 12, 1831
Phenix Gazette
Alexandria, Virginia
What is this article about?
Announcement of the first issue of the New England Magazine, published by the Buckinghams in Boston on the 1st inst., to be issued monthly on a new plan, with paid contributions and assistance from top writers. Editors' reputation promises spirited conduct.
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New England Magazine.--The Messrs. Buckinghams, of Boston, published on the 1st inst. the first number of a Magazine, entitled "New England Magazine," to be continued monthly. The plan of the work is explained in an article in the Boston Courier, which shews it to be upon a new plan. The publishers offer to pay for accepted contributions, and they have the promise of the assistance of some of the best writers in the country.
Not having seen the Magazine, we cannot speak of its merits, but the reputation of the Editors, and their contributors, give guarantee that it will be conducted with spirit and ability.
Not having seen the Magazine, we cannot speak of its merits, but the reputation of the Editors, and their contributors, give guarantee that it will be conducted with spirit and ability.
What sub-type of article is it?
Essay
What themes does it cover?
Commerce Trade
What keywords are associated?
New England Magazine
Buckingham
Boston
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Literary Details
Subject
Launch Of The New England Magazine