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THE A NEW EDITION LONDON
The World, was published weekly for four years, from January
1753 to December 1756, by the bookseller Robert Dodsley
1703-1764 describing itself as a ‘paper’ rather than a
‘magazine’. Each week’s edition comprised a single essay of about 1500 words,
The aim, as the editor wrote in the opening number, was to “ridicule, with
novelty and good-humour, the fashions, follies, vices and absurdities of that
part of the human species that calls itself the World, and to trace it through
all its business, pleasures and amusements”, a
return to a practice of essay-writing, initiated by Steele and Addison in
The Tatler and The Spectator in the earlier part of the century.
On the fixed front endpaper of all volumes is the armorial bookplate of William Copeland, and on the rear of the title page of all of the volumes, the armorial bookplate of William Hopkins.
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