| Title: | The people's journal, (edited by John Saunders,) aims to combine, in the direct service of the people, (using that word to express a nation, rather than a class,) a greater amount of literary and artistical talent than has ever before been known in this country in connexion with any similar publication. |
| Author: | Gillies, Margaret, 1803-1887 |
| Note: | People's Journal Office, 1846 |
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