New-England Courant

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New-England Courant was an early 18th-century Boston newspaper founded by James Franklin, known for its independent, often controversial journalism and for publishing some of Benjamin Franklin’s first writings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf colonial American newspaper
newspaper
associatedWith Benjamin Franklin NERFINISHED
James Franklin NERFINISHED
circulationArea Boston NERFINISHED
New England NERFINISHED
cityOfPublication Boston NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin British America NERFINISHED
Colonial America NERFINISHED
editor James Franklin NERFINISHED
founder James Franklin NERFINISHED
genre newspaper
hasAudience New England colonists NERFINISHED
literate residents of Boston
hasFormat periodical
hasNotableFeature editorials critical of authorities
pseudonymous essays
use of satire
hasPseudonymousContributor Silence Dogood NERFINISHED
hasRoleIn development of American journalism
history of freedom of the press in America
historicalPeriod early 18th century
influenced American colonial press
Benjamin Franklin’s literary development
knownFor controversial journalism
criticism of colonial authorities
early American press freedom
independent journalism
language English
locatedIn Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: Boston

Province of Massachusetts Bay NERFINISHED
locationCreated Boston NERFINISHED
medium print
notableContributor Benjamin Franklin NERFINISHED
Silence Dogood NERFINISHED
partOf history of Boston newspapers
politicalAlignment anti-authoritarian
oppositional to colonial government
printType broadsheet
publishedEarlyWritingsOf Benjamin Franklin NERFINISHED
publisher James Franklin NERFINISHED
regionOfPublication New England NERFINISHED
subject current events
news
politics

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James Franklin notableWork New-England Courant
James Franklin founded New-England Courant
James Franklin employer New-England Courant