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Curtis's Botanical Magazine

Curtis's Botanical Magazine is an illustrated gardening and botanical journal started by William Curtis in the 18th century.

Publication History

Curtis's Botanical Magazine is said by some sources to have begun publishing in 1787. However, the Georgia archive below includes a copy of Volume 1 with a publication date of 1790. This may reflect a later printing. It is still published today. (The modern incarnation of the magazine dates from the 1980s.)

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1790-1804: The University of Georgia Libraries has the first 20 volumes online in full color, in DjVu format.
• 1790-1793: Project Gutenberg has the first 6 volumes in illustrated HTML, based on the Georgia scans.
• 1787(?)-1807: The National Agricultural Library has many images from the first 26 volumes. Issues cannot be browsed, but one can search for specific images.

Official Site / Current Material

• A Blackwell Publishing page has information on the current incarnation of the magazine, and offers online issues for purchase or subscription.

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