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Title: The Columbian magazine : or, monthly miscellany
Year: 1788 (1780s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : T. Seddon, W. Spotswood, C. Cist & J. Trenchard
Contributing Library: University of Pittsburgh Library System
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T H E COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE For FEBRUA R Y, 1788. EMBELLISHED WITH I. A view of the New Market in the City of Philadelphia. II. A view of the Light House on Cape Hen-lopem. C 0 N T I. The life of Governor Winthron. thGovcrnoi of MaiTachufetts, continued 55 II. The Forcfters, an American tale, co-i-tinued 58 III. M.ixims, Political and Moral 60 IV. A trart on theunrcafonablcnefs of theLawsrefpeftingWives; illuftrated withthe principal cafes which have arifen inthe admiwiitration of thofe laws 61 V. Euphrahas lett r to her neice[sic], on thechoice of a liulhand 65 VI. Obfervations on the gradation in thefcale of being, between the human andbrute cieaiion, including fome cuiiousparticulars refpetiing Negroes, conclu-ded 70 VII. Account of an Indian Barrow, or re-pofitory of the dead, lately opened inVirginia 75 VIII. A critique on Epiilolary Writing,with a brief analyhs of the bed produc-tions of that kind, in the ancient and mo-dern languages 78 IX. A curious account of Saint Wene-fredes Well,

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