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The Century Magazine

The Century Magazine was a monthly popular magazine published in the 19th and 20th centuries. (There is a Wikipedia article about this serial.)

Publication History

The Century Magazine began publication in 1881, as a successor to Scribner's Monthly Magazine. The first volume was "volume 23", following the Scribner's numbering, and also "new series volume 1". The first actively copyright-renewed issue is Winter 1930 (v. 120 no. 1). We know of no actively copyright-renewed contributions. (More details) In 1930, The Century Magazine merged with The Forum to form Forum and Century.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1881-1929: HathiTrust has volumes 23 and 25-119 available in full view, from various collections. It also has most of volumes 1-22 of the predecessor magazine, Scribner's Monthly. One later volume is currently available for searching only, not viewing.
• 1882: HathiTrust has volume 24 as well.
• 1913: The Internet Archive has volume 86, covering May-October 1913.
• 1914-1915: The Internet Archive has volume 89, covering November 1914-April 1915.
• 1915: The Internet Archive has volume 90, covering May-October 1915.
• 1915-1916: The Internet Archive has volume 91, covering November 1915-April 1916.
• 1916: The Internet Archive has volume 92, covering May-October 1916.
• 1916-1917: The Internet Archive has volume 93, covering November 1916-April 1917.
• 1917: The Internet Archive has volume 94, covering May-October 1917.
• 1917-1918: The Internet Archive has volume 95, covering November 1917-April 1918.
• 1918-1919: The Internet Archive has volume 97, covering November 1918-April 1919.

Related Resources

• Scribner's Monthly Magazine, this magazine's predecessor, is also represented online.
• The Forum, which absorbed this magazine, is also online.
• We also list Forum and Century, this magazine's successor.

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