The Philadelphia Magazines And Their Contributors, 1741-1850
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I should enjoy a larger share of my own respect, at the present mo- ment, if nothing had ever flowed from my pen, the production of which could be traced to me. A variety of causes induces me to form such a wish, but I am principally influenced by the consideration that time can scarcely fail of enlarging and refining the powers of a man, while the world is sure to judge of his capacities and principles at fifty, from what he has written at fifteen.
"Meanwhile, I deem it reasonable to explain t...he motives of the present publication, and must rely for credit on the good nature of my readers. The project is not a mercenary one.
Nobody relies for subsistence on its success, l6o PHILADELPHIA MAGAZINES.
nor does the editor put anything but his repu- tation at stake. At the same time, he cannot but be desirous of an ample subscription, not merely because pecuniary profit is acceptable, but because this is the best proof which he can receive that his endeavuors to amuse and in- struct have not been unsuccessful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I should enjoy a larger share of my own respect, at the present mo- ment, if nothing had ever flowed from my pen, the production of which could be traced to me. A variety of causes induces me to form such a wish, but I am principally influenced by the consideration that time can scarcely fail of enlarging and refining the powers of a man, while the world is sure to judge of his capacities and principles at fifty, from what he has written at fifteen.
"Meanwhile, I deem it reasonable to explain t...he motives of the present publication, and must rely for credit on the good nature of my readers. The project is not a mercenary one.
Nobody relies for subsistence on its success, l6o PHILADELPHIA MAGAZINES.
nor does the editor put anything but his repu- tation at stake. At the same time, he cannot but be desirous of an ample subscription, not merely because pecuniary profit is acceptable, but because this is the best proof which he can receive that his endeavuors to amuse and in- struct have not been unsuccessful.
What to read after The Philadelphia Magazines And Their Contributors, 1741-1850?
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