Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mrs. Judith Murray” in chapter 2.13 of Cambridge History of American Literature: volume 1, Colonial and Revolutionary Literature: Early National Literature: Part I:
...en not discussing politics, filled their columns with grave moralizing or racy satire on manners.
They were widely copied and recopied by other papers, and a few such as Noah Webster's Prompter and Mrs. Judith Murray 's Gleaner attained the distinction of separate publication by reason either of their plain common sense or their studied correctness.
In general, the imitation of English models resulted in feeble ...
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