London Magazine
New York State - Fort Oswego, 1760
An original antique copper-engraving
6 ½ x 10 ½ in
16 x 27 cm
16 x 27 cm
USAp5080
Fort Oswego: View of the British fort on the Oswego (Onondago) river towards Lake Ontario. The London Magazine, or Gentleman’s Monthly Intelligence was founded in 1732 to rival the Gentleman’s...
Fort Oswego: View of the British fort on the Oswego (Onondago) river towards Lake Ontario.
The London Magazine, or Gentleman’s Monthly Intelligence was founded in 1732 to rival the Gentleman’s Magazine, or Trader’s Monthly Intelligencer, which had been founded the year before. These ‘magazines’, a new term, were much broader in their scope than the current periodicals, and were a source of domestic and foreign affairs, political commentary, art, literature, history, science and numerous miscellaneous subjects. The readership was also broader, appealing to a burgeoning middle class, with participation encouraged via submissions and contests.
The London Magazine, or Gentleman’s Monthly Intelligence was founded in 1732 to rival the Gentleman’s Magazine, or Trader’s Monthly Intelligencer, which had been founded the year before. These ‘magazines’, a new term, were much broader in their scope than the current periodicals, and were a source of domestic and foreign affairs, political commentary, art, literature, history, science and numerous miscellaneous subjects. The readership was also broader, appealing to a burgeoning middle class, with participation encouraged via submissions and contests.
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