Stats and Scholars Newspaper of the Hamburg Unpartheyian Correspondents. Volume 1756. Numbers 1-120 and 123-207 (with supplements) in 1 volume. ==References== 21 x 17 cm. Modern linen (light edge). (Hamburg) 1756. Kayser 73. – The almost complete year of 1756. "The Stats & Scholars newspaper of the Hamburgian unpartheyian Correspondents developed in the press-friendly climate of the Hanseatic city, free of consideration for dynastic and courtly interests, more encouraged by the Senate than censored, to a news paper valued far beyond the borders of Hamburg with a Staff of correspondents like no other newspaper in Germany. The messages from all over the world, often backed up by whole pieces of files, which - expression of "unbiasedness" - were occasionally shortened by the editors, but otherwise taken over unprocessed, brought his reputation to the sheet. Although the amount of 25000 copies, as Archenholtz writes to Cotta in 1798, will be exaggerated, it is undisputed that the Correspondent in the second half of the 18th century was the only one to have been published. ==References====External links==* Official website He was not only read a lot, but also plundered by the competition" (Kayser) – Numbers 121 and 122 are missing. Tanned. Subscribed: Some flight notes for the Seven Years' War.