The Philadelphia Magazines And Their Contributors 1741-1850
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" It wasestablished, March 20, 1817, by George Helmbold, the first editor of the_Tickler_ and late of the United States Army.
The second volume had a vignette of a sportsman shooting a bird, withthe motto: "Whene'er we court the tuneful nine, Or plainer prose suits our design, Then fools may sneer and critics frown At every corner of the town, -- Condemn our paper or commend; One aim is ours, our chiefest end: With well-poised gun and surest eyes To shoot at Folly as it flies. " Helmbold died i...n Philadelphia, December 28, 1821. The magazine, afterpassing through several hands, finally became the property of L. P. Franks, who published it at "No. 1 Paradise Alley, back of 171 MarketStreet, between Fourth and Fifth Streets. " At this time it was edited by"Simon Spunkey, Esq. , duly commissioned and sworn regulator, weigh-master and Inspector General. " Its motto proclaimed its purpose toanatomize the wise man's folly as plain as way to parish church: "I claim as large a charter as the wind To blow on whom I please.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It wasestablished, March 20, 1817, by George Helmbold, the first editor of the_Tickler_ and late of the United States Army.
The second volume had a vignette of a sportsman shooting a bird, withthe motto: "Whene'er we court the tuneful nine, Or plainer prose suits our design, Then fools may sneer and critics frown At every corner of the town, -- Condemn our paper or commend; One aim is ours, our chiefest end: With well-poised gun and surest eyes To shoot at Folly as it flies. " Helmbold died i...n Philadelphia, December 28, 1821. The magazine, afterpassing through several hands, finally became the property of L. P. Franks, who published it at "No. 1 Paradise Alley, back of 171 MarketStreet, between Fourth and Fifth Streets. " At this time it was edited by"Simon Spunkey, Esq. , duly commissioned and sworn regulator, weigh-master and Inspector General. " Its motto proclaimed its purpose toanatomize the wise man's folly as plain as way to parish church: "I claim as large a charter as the wind To blow on whom I please.
What to read after The Philadelphia Magazines And Their Contributors 1741-1850?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smyth Albert Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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