“Geographical Description of Bachelor’s Island”

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Title	“Geographical Description of Bachelor’s Island”
Year for Search	1782
Authors	[Johnson], [Richard]
Tertiary Authors	J, [pseud.]
Secondary Title	The European Magazine and London Review
Volume / Edition	1
Pagination	169-70
Date Published	March 1782
Keywords	Male author
Annotation	Satiric allegory.
Additional Publishers	Rpt. in The American Museum, or Repository of Ancient and Fugitive Pieces 8 (October 1790): 186-87; The Boston Magazine 1 (December 1783): 48; The Universal Asylum and Columbian Magazine 4 (April 1790): 213-14; Impartial Gazetteer, and Saturday Evening Post 4.197 (February 18, 1792); The Massachusetts Magazine or Monthly Museum 2.12 (December 1790): 747-48; The Philadelphia Minerva 1.41 (November 14, 1795), [4]; The Rural Magazine 1.44 (December 15, 1798) [2]; and as “The Bachelor’s Island.” The Federal Gazette and Daily Advertiser 1.59 (March 19, 1798).
Title Note	As “The Bachelor’s Island.” The Federal Gazette and Daily Advertiser 1.59 (March 19, 1798).
Full Text	1782 [Johnson, Richard]. “Geographical Description of Bachelor’s Island.” By J. [pseud.]. The European Magazine and London Review 1 (March 1782): 169-70. Rpt. in The American Museum, or Repository of Ancient and Fugitive Pieces 8 (October 1790): 186-87; The Boston Magazine 1 (December 1783): 48; The Universal Asylum and Columbian Magazine 4 (April 1790): 213-14; Impartial Gazetteer, and Saturday Evening Post 4.197 (February 18, 1792); The Massachusetts Magazine or Monthly Museum 2.12 (December 1790): 747-48; The Philadelphia Minerva 1.41 (November 14, 1795), [4]; The Rural Magazine 1.44 (December 15, 1798) [2]; and as “The Bachelor’s Island.” The Federal Gazette and Daily Advertiser 1.59 (March 19, 1798). Satiric allegory.