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Editorial
December 24, 1798
The Gazette
Portland, Cumberland County, Maine
What is this article about?
The editor of the Boston Commercial Gazette praises the anonymous author of a series of political essays (Nos. I-X) in Jenks's Gazette for exposing foreign intruders and disorganizers, affirming the author's continued vigilance.
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The Editor of the Boston Commercial Gazette pays the following tribute to the master of the series of political Essays from Jenks's Gazette, marked No. I to No. X on the Real Communications. To whose letters the able and true author means to send them, zealously not but from the specimens he has given his hand in exposing and ably in defending the views of foreign and base intruders, disorganizers, and political men of errors, he will still keep to his post: the genius of Solon has come over him as a full sentinel on the watch tower; and until his tour of duty shall be completed, his reward will be a just thanks of his country.
What sub-type of article is it?
Partisan Politics
What keywords are associated?
Political Essays
Jenks's Gazette
Boston Commercial Gazette
Foreign Intruders
Disorganizers
Political Vigilance
What entities or persons were involved?
Editor Of The Boston Commercial Gazette
Author Of Essays In Jenks's Gazette
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Praise For Political Essayist Defending Against Intruders
Stance / Tone
Supportive Tribute
Key Figures
Editor Of The Boston Commercial Gazette
Author Of Essays In Jenks's Gazette
Key Arguments
Author Has Ably Exposed Foreign Intruders And Disorganizers
Author Will Continue Vigilant Defense
Author Deserves Thanks From Country