Henry, David (1710-1792) The Gentleman's magazine. [August 1777]
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Gilder Lehrman Collection #: GLC08865 Author/Creator: Henry, David (1710-1792) Place Written: London Type: Magazine Date: August 1777 Pagination: 50 p. ; 20.7 x 12.3 cm. Order a Copy
Excerpt of the magazine, including pages 354- 404. Contains several letters pertaining to Generals George Washington and William Howe (British) discussing the exchange of prisoners. Includes various letters to Urban, the editor, pertaining to Granville Sharp's "Tract on the Law of Nature," Edmund Smith's translation of Longinus, the invention of reflecting quadrants, and medical issues, among various other topics. Printed by David Henry at St. John's Gate, in London.
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