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The universal magazine of knowledge and pleasure ..

Authors:Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress), John Davis Batchelder Collection (Library of Congress)

Journal, Magazine, English, 1747

Edition:View all formats and editions

Publisher: Published Monthly according to Act of Parliament, for John Hinton, London, 1747

Genre:Electronic journals

Physical Description:113 volumes : illustrations, maps, plates (some folded) ; 25 cm

ISSN:

2043-5118

OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:7676735

Subjects:

Electronic journals

England Periodicals

English literature

English literature 19th century Periodicals

Great Britain Social life and customs 18th century Periodicals

Manners and customs

Social Behavior

Additional Physical Form Entry:

Online version:

Universal magazine of knowledge and pleasure ...

Notes:

"Containing news, letters, debates, poetry, musick, biography, history, geography, voyages, criticism, translations, philosophy, mathematicks, husbandry, gardening, cookery, chemistry, mechanicks, trade, navigation, architecture, and other arts and sciences; which may render it instructive and entertaining to gentry, merchants, farmers, and tradesmen; to which occasionally will be added an impartial account of books in several languages and of the state of learning in Europe, also of the stage new operas plays and oratorios."

Houdini Collection: Vol. 7 (July 1750-Dec. 1750); Batchelder Collection: Vol. 15 (July 1754-Dec. 1754); Thorndike Collection: Vol. 75 (July 1784), p. 113-167 from Sept. 1787 issue