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The American Magazine of Civics

The American Magazine of Civics was the most recent name of a journal on political issues published in the New York in the late 19th century.

Publication History

The American Magazine of Civics began in 1892 as the American Journal of Politics. (Issues published under that name are listed separately.) It changed its name to the American Magazine of Civics in 1895, but continued the volume numbering established by the old title. It ran until 1897, when it was absorbed by Arena magazine.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1895-1897: HathiTrust has all volumes published under this title, as well as most of the volumes published under the earlier title.

Related Resources

• Issues of The American Journal of Politics, the older version of this magazine, are also available online.

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