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Although regular literary organs, and the critical columns of the press, are both of comparatively recent origin, we find that almost from the beginning our journalists aspired to be critics as well as newsmongers. Under Charles II, Sir Roger L''Estrange issued his Observator (1681), which was a weekly review, not a chronicle; and John Dunton''s The Athenian Mercury (1690), is best described as a ...
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Although regular literary organs, and the critical columns of the press, are both of comparatively recent origin, we find that almost from the beginning our journalists aspired to be critics as well as newsmongers. Under Charles II, Sir Roger L''Estrange issued his Observator (1681), which was a weekly review, not a chronicle; and John Dunton''s The Athenian Mercury (1690), is best described as a ...
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