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COLBURN, HENRY (d. 1855) , British publisher, obtained his earliest experience of bookselling in London at the establishment
Earle , Albemarle Street, and afterwards as an assistant at IVIorgan's Library, Conduit Street, of which in 1816 he becameproprietor. He afterwards removed to New Burlington Street, where he established himself as a publisher, resigning the Conduit Street Library to Messrs Saunders & Otley. In 1814 he originated the New Monthly Magazine, of which at various times Thomas
Theodore
Theodore
Marryat
Bentley (q.v.) was taken into partnership; and in 1832 Colburn retired, but set up again soon afterwards in-dependently in Great
Henry
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