1870

Founding of 'Scribner's Monthly'

Poet involved

What happened

In 1870, J.G. Holland became one of the founding editors of 'Scribner's Monthly', a prominent literary magazine in New York City. This role allowed him to influence the literary landscape of the time and promote the works of other writers.

Literary impact

As an editor, Holland played a crucial role in shaping the magazine's content, which included poetry, essays, and fiction. His editorial work not only expanded his influence but also provided a platform for emerging writers, enriching American literature.

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Poets alive in 1870

198 poets

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