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The Great Republic Monthly: A National Magazine, Devoted to the Best Interests of American Iiterature, Wholly Original and Impersonal, and in No Wise Sectional or Sectarian. Volume I, January to July, 1859.
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New York: Oaksmith & Co., Five issues, volume I, January to July, (omitting July as issued), 1859. Small quarto (10.25" x 7"), 664 pages, profusely illustrated from woodcuts. Publisher's gilt-lettered quarter black morocco & black pebbled cloth. Text in two columns.
Ex-library with rubber-stamp of the Frank J. Basloe Library at the ffep (no other marks). Binding worn, rubbed & scuffed, evidence of bookplate removal at the front pastedown, hinges cracked, front hinge nearly failed, foxing & toning, still quite useful.
Seba Smith & wife Elizabeth Oakes Smith purchased Emerson's Magazine, previously known as Putnam's Monthly, in 1858, renaming it The Great Republic thereafter. Ms. Smith, a prominant women's rights activist as well as author, journalist, poet, & editor, contibutes 9 articles largely regarding conditions in New York City including:
"The Tombs, The Great City Prison."
"The Sewing Girls of New York."
"The Street Musicians of New York."
"The Ragpickers of New York."
Apparently unsuccessful, publication ceased after one year.
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- The Great Republic Monthly: A National Magazine, Devoted to the Best Interests of American Iiterature, Wholly Original and Impersonal, and in No Wise Sectional or Sectarian. Volume I, January to July, 1859.
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- [Periodical, Bound Volume]. [SMITH, Seba & Elizabeth Oakes Smith, editors]
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- Oaksmith & Co.
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- New York
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- 1859
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- Periodical, Bound Volume, Elizabeth Oakes Smith, Seba Smith, Literature, Poetry, Women's Rights, Suffrage, New York City
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- Women; Literature, Fiction, Poetry; Social Movements, Protest, Labor; Periodicals; New York;
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