Willis's Current Notes, No. 16, April 1852

Willis's Current Notes, No. 16, published in April 1852, is a periodical reflecting the literary and archaeological interests of the early Victorian era. This issue features a collection of articles, letters, and reviews on topics such as archaeology, literature, and historical commentary, including discussions on antiquities sales and the significance of ancient artifacts. Notable contributions include T. R. Brown's exploration of an ancient Hebrew harp and reflections on popular culture, like the origins of 'Yankee Doodle.' The publication serves as a platform for scholarly discourse, catering to enthusiasts of antiquities and literature of the time.