A History of American Magazines, 1741-1850

Gregory Paine · Frank Luther Mott

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1. THE END OF A CENTURY 2. THE COUNTING HOUSES 3. EDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORS 4. THE GENERAL MONTHLY MAGAZINES 5. THE GENERAL WEEKLY MAGAZINES 6. THE GENERAL QUARTERLIES 7. LOCAL AND REGIONAL MAGAZINES 8. LITERARY TYPES AND JUDGMENTS 9. THE GRAPHIC ARTS 10. POLITICS AND ECONOMICS 11. SOCIAL ISSUES 12. FOREIGN INTERESTS AND THE WAR WITH SPAIN 13. NEWSPAPERS AND ADVERTISING 14. MUSIC AND DRAMA 15. EDUCATION 16. RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY 17. GENERAL SCIENCE AND MEDICINE 18. ENGINEERING, CONSTRUCTION, AND TRANSPORTATION 19. AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, LIVESTOCK 20. LAW, BANKING, AND INSURANCE 21. WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES 22. SPORTS AND RECREATION 23. HUMOR AND HOBBIES SUPPLEMENT: SKETCHES OF CERTAIN IMPORTANT MAGAZINES WHICH FLOURISHED 1885-1905 SKETCH INDEX

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