The National Observer

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The National Observer was a late 19th-century British weekly newspaper known for publishing literary works and commentary by prominent writers of the period.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British newspaper
newspaper
weekly newspaper
associatedWithMovement Victorian literature
basedIn London NERFINISHED
circulationArea United Kingdom NERFINISHED
countryOfPublication United Kingdom
dissolvedOrAbolished 1897
editorEndTime 1893
editorInChief William Ernest Henley NERFINISHED
editorStartTime 1889
genre literary newspaper
political commentary
hasEditor William Ernest Henley NERFINISHED
hasFormat broadsheet
hasISSN unknown
hasNotableEditor William Ernest Henley NERFINISHED
hasOCLC unknown
historicalPeriod Victorian era
inception 1888
knownFor commentary on politics and culture
publishing literary works by prominent writers
languageOfWorkOrName English
locationOfHeadquarters London NERFINISHED
mediaType print
notableContributor George Bernard Shaw NERFINISHED
H. G. Wells NERFINISHED
Henry James NERFINISHED
J. M. Barrie NERFINISHED
Robert Louis Stevenson NERFINISHED
Rudyard Kipling NERFINISHED
Thomas Hardy NERFINISHED
originalTitle The Scots Observer NERFINISHED
politicalAlignment conservative
predecessor The Scots Observer NERFINISHED
printStatus defunct
publicationFrequency weekly
publicationPeriod late 19th century
publisher James Nicol Dunn NERFINISHED
subjectFocus literature
politics
social commentary
titleAfterRenaming The National Observer NERFINISHED

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The Lake Isle of Innisfree firstPublishedIn The National Observer