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The Patriot. The friend of the people and the enemy of corruption A journal of literature, science, theatricals, and the fine arts; and exposer of all abuses
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A miscellany that features literary and political satire, much of it being aimed at the Tories. It contains dramatic sketches, poetry, theatrical reviews, essays on science, fashion, and domestic l...
A miscellany that features literary and political satire, much of it being aimed at the Tories. It contains dramatic sketches, poetry, theatrical reviews, essays on science, fashion, and domestic life of women.
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- Patriot
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- [London, England] : Printed and published for the proprietors, by J. Viar, Holywell street, Strand, where communications for the editor are to be addressed, [1832]
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- No. 1. (Saturday, February 4th, 1832.)-
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- v. ; 8°
- 1 reel microfilm ; 35 mm. Listing and guide to the microfilm collection (70 p.)
- Note following imprint: "It may also be had at all the respectable publishers, booksellers, and newsmen in London. Persons wishing to become subscribers are requested to forward their orders to their respective newsmen, by which means they will have the advantage of having it delivered to them at the earliest notice. Engravings from the inestimable paintings of Hogarth, with Dr. Truslers comprehensive explanations, are given in each number of the London Spy,-Beer Street, Gin Lane, Modern Midnight Conversation, Harlot's Progress, Credulity, Superstition, and Fanaticism are already published, the last is dedicated sans permissions to the Rev. E. Irving."
- Waterloo Directory of Victorian Periodicals, 20074