The True Briton was an English weekly magazine published by Fanny Mayne between 1851 and 1854.[1] The magazine had an evangelical stance.[2]
Masthead in 1853
References
^John S. North (1997), The Waterloo directory of English newspapers and periodicals 1800-1900, vol. 6, North Waterloo Academic Press, p. 4718
^Sandro Jung (2010). Elizabeth Gaskell: Victorian Culture, and the Art of Fiction: Original Essays for the Bicentenary. Academia Press. p. 34. ISBN978-90-382-1629-4. Retrieved 18 May 2016.
External links
Volume II scanned from Princeton Library
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