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Notes

 
[1]

Quoted by Frank Luther Mott, A History of American Magazines: 1741-1850 (1930), I, 341.

[2]

Ibid. 341-42.

[3]

Ibid. 341.

[4]

Quoted by Bertram Flanders in Early Georgia Magazines: Literary Periodicals to 1865 (Athens, Ga., 1944), p. 63.

[5]

The relation of Simms and Neal to the Companion is explored in two articles by the authors of this note: "William Gilmore Simms and the Family Companion" (published in Volume XXIV of Studies in Bibliography) and "John Neal and the Family Companion" (in preparation). Both articles include original unpublished letters from the cited authors to the Griffins.

[6]

Flanders, p. 68.

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