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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. Putnam's Sons. (There is a Wikipedia article about this serial.)

Publication History

Putnam's Magazine first appeared in 1853 as Putnam's Monthly, and ran to 1857 in its first incarnation. A second incarnation, titled Putnam's Magazine, ran from 1868-1870. A third incarnation (a continuation of the "Critic" known initially as "Putnam's Monthly and the Critic") ran from 1906-1910. It absorbed "The Reader" in 1908.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1853-1857, 1868-1870: HathiTrust has the first two incarnations of the magazine. The issues appear as page images.
• 1906-1910: HathiTrust also 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 Monthly, which absorbed the second incarnation of this magazine, is also represented online.
• The Critic, which eventually became the third incarnation of this magazine, is also acailable online.
• The Reader, which this magazine absorbed in 1908, is also available online.
• The Atlantic Monthly, which absorbed the third incarnation of this magazine, is also available online.

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