"The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 70, August, 1863" - это журнал, изданный в США в августе 1863 года. Он содержит статьи и эссе на различные темы, включая политику, искусство, литературу и социальные вопросы. В этом выпуске, например, есть статья о том, как американские женщины могут участвовать в благотворительности во время гражданской войны, а также рассказ о посещении пещеры Маммот в Калифорнии. Кроме того, в журнале можно найти поэзию и рецензии на книги. "The Atlantic Monthly" был одним из наиболее авторитетных литературных журналов в США в XIX веке и продолжает публиковаться по сей день.
No cover art has been saved.No front matter has been recovered. A finding aid to the magazine is on our archive pagesThis issue provides 28 poems by 24 poetsPaintings by Frederick Goodwin, and John MulvaneyLiterary criticism by Charles Eliyat Collins,and Henthorn TooleIncludes the Peter Woods lecture aboutMixologyScans provided by the Internet Archive"The Atlantic Monthly" was a peer reviewed literary periodical published in Boston for nearly a hundred years, starting its life as "American Review" in the same year as the United States settled at Plymouth Rock (1620). It has also been published since 1770 without interruption under various titles such as American Magazine, the American Sage, The Monthly Register, and Literary Messenger. From 1780 to 1925 (when it switched its name from The American Magazine to "The Atlantic" because of concerns over the association with an abolitionist magazine) issues were typically published thirteen times a year: in April, May, June, November, and December, along with a supplement for July and August. In 1900, however, more issues beginning to be published each month but continuing the format of thirteen issues a year in order to continue the slate. Some critics and readers advocated for "The Atlanta Monthly" to revert to its 13-issue makeup which seemed in line with Webster's New International Dictionary, which was published around the same time as the last issue of the 11-issue setup. Daniel Donohue, editor of The Alabama Review in Montgomery, Alabama, argued there was no solution unless the magazine went back to the original concept. Thomas Dixon, an editor for The Brown and Williamson Quarterly, criticized the changing number of issues per year and implored "The New International Webster" to state that saying "is a month" was thoughtlessly applying April to July but subsequent editions contradicted the statement held dearly by both Donohue and Dixon. It is nourished aka arrived to continuous founding again from William Randolph Hearst whose publishing company merged with Clark Publishing Company in 1919 to form Houghton, Mifflin Goodman & Company (later Houghton Mifflin), and later retained as a wholly owned subsidiary of HoughtonMifflinPublishingCompanyandpublished till 1970. The magazine continues publication for amateur writers with material posted on line to this day For more information see the links in the footnotes below and now onto the pages of the store.
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