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The Harmsworth London Magazine [v10 #59, June 1903] ed. Anon. (Amalgamated Press, 385-656pp, standard) Details taken from bound volume 10.
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The Harmsworth London Magazine [v10 #60, July 1903] ed. Anon. (Amalgamated Press, 657-768pp, standard) Details taken from bound volume 10.
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The Harmsworth Magazine
This list contains information from 1 issue out of a total of 419. A complete index to this and other British fiction magazines is forthcoming from the British Library. For more information click here.
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The Harmsworth Magazine [January 1900] (standard) Also contains a few regular columns, features and poetry.
- · 1800 & 1900: Then & Now · J. F. Williams · ar; looking at “why this is the most wonderful century in time.” That meant the 19th century. It runs through the major scientific advances of the 1800s.
- · For His Sacred Majesty · Harry Percival · ss; a thrilling story of Marston Moor.
- · The Corps of Commissionaires · W. J. Wintle · ar; “how our old soldiers serve their country still.”
- · A Tug of War · Winifred Smith · ss; a light romance.
- · The Derby of the Snow, Norway’s Magnificent Winter Sport · Harold J. Shepstone · ar
- · The Duel in the Deeper Pit · Cutcliffe Hyne · ss; a shoot-out down an old mine.
- · The Graves of Our Heroes · Arthur Birnage · ar; where our famous soldiers are buried.
- · A Sunday in Town · R. Andom · ss; the strange adventures of a journalist.
- · How the Poor Live · Bernard Owen · ar; an amazingly condescending article about what you can eat for one penny.
- · Selling Off · E. A. Thurloe · ss; another light romance.
- · A Mint of Money · Joseph Horner · ar; a look at the money minted in 1898 and what it could buy. It includes an interesting chart showing the number of pennies minted since 1884. There’s a marked increase in 1896 because of the introduction of slot machines!
- · The Little Silver Cross · Lister Maurice · ss; subtitled “A Tragedy of a Cab”, sounds like trying to catch in on Fergus Hume’s triumph.
- · Children’s Fancy Dress · Philip Astor · ss
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Harper’s New Monthly Magazine
Harper’s New Monthly Magazine — USA; Jun. 1850- ; Harper & Brothers, New York; retitled Harper’s Monthly Magazine from Dec. 1900, then became simply Harper’s Magazine from Mar. 1913; standard format, illustrated — became the model for the late 19th-century monthly magazine; circulation 50,000 after first six months; editors Henry J. Raymond (1850-1855), Alfred H. Guernsey (1856-1869), Henry Mills Alden (1869-1919 — a span of 50 years), Thomas B. Wells (1919-1931); authors included Henry James, Herman Melville, Mark Twain, William Dean Howells, Booth Tarkington, Frank R. Stockton, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Edward Everett Hale, Sarah Orne Jewett, Brander Matthews, Howard Pyle; indexed, Wells (to 1900). [DP]
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Harper’s New Monthly Magazine [v 29 #171, August 1864] (standard) [PDF:3076]
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Harper’s New Monthly Magazine [v 29 #172, September 1864] (standard) [PDF:3119]
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Harper’s New Monthly Magazine [v 29 #173, October 1864] (standard) [PDF:3268]
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Harper’s New Monthly Magazine [v 29 #174, November 1864] (standard) [PDF:3203]
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Harper’s New Monthly Magazine [v 30 #176, January 1865] (standard) [PDF:3271]
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Harper’s New Monthly Magazine [v 46 #271, December 1873] (standard) [PDF:3326]
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Harper’s New Monthly Magazine [v 78 #464, January 1889] (standard) [RF]
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Harper’s New Monthly Magazine [#500, January 1892] (standard) [RF]
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Harper’s New Monthly Magazine [v84 #501, February 1892] (standard) [RF]
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Harper’s New Monthly Magazine [v84 #502, March 1892] (standard) [RF]
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Harper’s New Monthly Magazine [v84 #503, April 1892] (standard) [RF]
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Harper’s New Monthly Magazine [February 1893] (standard) Details from EBAY auction.
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Harper’s New Monthly Magazine [July 1895] (standard) Details from EBAY auction.
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Harper’s New Monthly Magazine [v84 #543, August 1895] (standard) [RF]
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Harper’s New Monthly Magazine [October 1897] (standard) Details from EBAY auction.
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