The Penny Magazine
of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge
par Charles Knight
Lu par LibriVox Volunteers
The Penny Magazine of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge was published in competition to Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, which started two months earlier. Costing just one penny, it was aimed at the working class and needed broad circulation in order to survive. Initially successful, its content proved to miss the mark and be of more interest to the upper classes and folded after a couple of years. It's format was to offer short essays on a variety of topics the paternalistic publisher deemed important to its readership. - Summary by LynneT
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| The Warwick Vase | 3:03 | Lu par mleigh | |
| Escape of De Latude from the Bastille (concluded from the last number) | 9:57 | Lu par BettyB | |
| Venomous Serpents | 13:00 | Lu par Larry Wilson | |
| Fingal's Cave | 13:12 | Lu par BettyB | |
| Scottish Husbandsmen of the Last Century | 12:42 | Lu par Brize C | |
| Inscription | 1:32 | Lu par Stacey Malcolm | |
| The Week | 5:36 | Lu par BettyB |