-
title "Defence of Fort M'Henry". It was
first published nationally in The
Analectic Magazine. Much of the idea of the poem,
including the flag
imagery and...
- The
Analectic Magazine (1813–1820) was
published in
Philadelphia by
Moses Thomas, and later, by
James Maxwell.
Washington Irving served as
editor 1813-1814...
-
writer in the
Analectic Magazine of
Philadelphia urged the
decoration of patriot's graves. E.J., "The Soldier's Grave", in The
Analectic Magazine (1817)...
- "Traits of
Indian Character",
which Irving had
originally written for the
Analectic Magazine in 1814, and a
short original piece, "L'Envoy", in
which Irving...
-
brought away from a
desert rock
after three years residence on it". The
Analectic Magazine. 10. Philadelphia:
Moses Thomas: 427–428. 1817.
Retrieved 2016-01-08...
- New York,
Irving searched for a job and
eventually became an
editor of
Analectic Magazine,
where he
wrote biographies of
naval heroes such as
James Lawrence...
-
first American lithograph,
which was
published in the July 1819
issue of
Analectic Magazine,
together with an
article on the
lithographic process. Otis's...
- 92 and following. Irving,
Washington (editor). "The Deaf and Dumb" in:
Analectic magazine. May 1820 issue. Philadelphia, Pa.:
Moses Thomas, pp. 419–431...
- 1807–1826".
Retrieved April 27, 2018. "Defence of Fort M'Henry". The
Analectic Magazine. 4: 433–434.
November 1814. hdl:2027/umn.31951000925404p. Clague...
- "Biographical
Memoir of the Late
Brigadier General Zebulon Montgomery Pike".
Analectic Magazine. Vol. 4. p. 380. Wilson,
Thomas (1822). The
Biography of the...
