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Putnam's Magazine

Putnam's Magazine was a monthly magazine of American literature, science, art, and national affairs, published by G. P. Putman's Sons.

Publication History

Putnam's Magazine first appeared in 1853, and ran to 1857 in its first incarnation. A second incarnation ran from 1868-1870. A third incarnation ran from 1906-1910.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1853-1857, 1868-1870: An archive at Cornell has what appear to be the complete runs of the first two incarnations of the magazine. The issues appear as page images.
• 1906-1910: HathiTrust has what appears to be a complete run of the third incarnation of the magazine. The issues appear as page images.

Related Resources

• Scribner's Magazine, which absorbed the second incarnation of this magazine, is also represented online.
• The Atlantic Monthly, which absorbed the third incarnation of this magazine, is also presented online.

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