The Independent Reflector

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The Independent Reflector was an 18th-century New York political and literary periodical known for its essays advocating colonial rights, religious toleration, and opposition to arbitrary authority.

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instanceOf literary periodical
periodical
advocated freedom of the press
religious liberty
representative government
associatedWith American Enlightenment thought
New York dissenting Protestants NERFINISHED
contributor John Morin Scott NERFINISHED
William Livingston NERFINISHED
William Smith Jr. NERFINISHED
countryOfPublication Colonial America NERFINISHED
Province of New York NERFINISHED
describedAs New York political and literary periodical
editor John Morin Scott NERFINISHED
William Livingston NERFINISHED
William Smith Jr. NERFINISHED
endTime 1753
frequency weekly
genre literary essays
newspaper
political essays
hasFormat weekly periodical
hasSubject civil liberties
colonial governance
education and learning
morality and manners
religious establishments
historicalPeriod pre-American Revolution
ideologicalOrientation Whig NERFINISHED
influenced American colonial discourse on rights
pre-Revolutionary political thought in New York
language English
mainTheme advocacy of colonial rights
critique of arbitrary power
religious toleration
medium print
numberOfIssues 52
opposed abuses of royal authority
established church in New York
politicalAlignment opposition to arbitrary authority
pro-colonial rights
publicationCentury 18th century
publicationPlace New York NERFINISHED
New York City NERFINISHED
publisher James Parker NERFINISHED
startTime 1752

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William Livingston notableWork The Independent Reflector