Neues Hamburgisches Magazin is a collection of writings on natural science, urban and rural economics, and general knowledge, focusing on the Hamburg region. This historical magazine offers insights into the intellectual and economic landscape of 18th-century Germany, reflecting the scientific and cultural interests of the time. With articles from anonymous contributors, the magazine provides a unique perspective on the advancements and discussions shaping Hamburg and its surrounding areas. Researchers and historians interested in the history of science, economics, and regional studies will find this a valuable resource.

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