Three addresses delivered before the American Literary Association
Subtitle: established Oct. 26, 1806, for the extension of patronage to American periodical publications
By: By the president
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 21494
Publisher: Printed by Brown & Merritt, no. 24, Church Alley.
Published: 1810
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 135
Subjects: Literature; Societies; Social institutions; Human beings; Intellectual life; American Literary Association (Founded 1805)
Other titles: Salutatory address.; General view of the various advantages which man enjoys ...; Transient glimpse of the dignity of man.
Notes: The 1806 edition of "A salutatory address," p. [9]-35, is attributed to Parke in Shaw & Shoemaker. A note on p. 37 is by "the author of these addresses," presumably Parke.

Shaw & Shoemaker 21494

Microform version available in the Readex Early American Imprints series.
Table of contents: title: A salutatory address; delivered, by appointment, on January 2, 1806. 2d ed.; title: [Letter to the editor of the Literary magazine, signed "S.", on the American Literary Association.]; title: A general view of the various advantages which man enjoys in a state of society ... 2d ed.; title: A transient glimpse of the dignity of man.