Then Swänska Argus (modern Swedish: Den Svenska Argus, IPA: [dɛn ˈsvɛ̂nːska ˈârːɡɵs], "The Swedish Argus") was an 18th-century periodical written entirely...

attitude toward one's own performance. When laying down his magazine Then Swänska Argus at the end of 1734, Swedish journalist Olof von Dalin ended with the...

Sweden. In 1738 he attempted to give Olof von Dalin's weekly journal Then Swänska Argus a successor, and published Thet swenska nitet [sv]. The attempt failed...

influential poet Olof von Dalin released the weekly periodical Then Swänska Argus (The Swedish Argus). This work, with its more casual and easier to read style...

Life of Sethos by Jean Terrasson 1732 in literature – The magazine Then Swänska Argus is first published in Sweden, written entirely by Olof von Dalin....

those of Olov von Dalin (1708–1763), and in particular his weekly Then Swänska Argus, based on Joseph Addison's The Spectator. Dalin gave a sketch of Swedish...

Tara Teknikens Värld Teknisk Tidskrift Teosofisk Tidskrift Thalia Then Swänska Argus Tiden Tidevarvet Turist Tvärsnitt Vagabond Vår bostad Veckans Affärer...

were published discussing important issues in society, notably the Then Swänska Argus. These periodicals were often written in form of a debate or a correspondence...

Congreve's The Way of the World. December 13 – The first issue of Then Swänska Argus, by Olof von Dalin, is published in Sweden, introducing the "younger...

Olof von Dahlin caricatured the political Swedish salon hostess in Den Swänska Argus as "Fru Kättia Sällskapslik" (Mrs Lusty Society) and condemned her for...

September – Peace treaty between Sweden and Poland. December – The paper Then Swänska Argus begin its publication. - The first Swedish East Indiaman is sent by...

In the Kingdom of the Dead, With the Instructive Mercurius) and Den Swänska Argus, and was likely inspired by them. Samtal discussed foreign policy, social...