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Aurora (Philadelphia, Pa. : 1800)
A political magazine with the stated purpose of discussing "all topics which concern the interest and happiness of society." Contents provided coverage of foreign news, events in Canada, activities of Parliament, and ward meetings, and of such topics as social problems, education, elections, and banks. Although most material was political in nature, poetry, miscellaneous essays, and some pieces on geography were also included. Cf. American periodicals, 1741-1900.
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- "A political magazine with the stated purpose of discussing "all topics which concern the interest and happiness of society." Contents provided coverage of foreign news, events in Canada, activities of Parliament, and ward meetings, and of such topics as social problems, education, elections, and banks. Although most material was political in nature, poetry, miscellaneous essays, and some pieces on geography were also included. Cf. American periodicals, 1741-1900."@en
- "A political magazine with the stated purpose of discussing "all topics which concern the interest and happiness of society." Contents provided coverage of foreign news, events in Canada, activities of Parliament, and ward meetings, and of such topics as social problems, education, elections, and banks. Although most material was political in nature, poetry, miscellaneous essays, and some pieces on geography were also included. Cf. American periodicals, 1741-1900."