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Frontmatter
Acknowledgments
Introduction
I. The Period of Beginnings: 1741-1794
1. Motives, Nature, and Problems of the First Magazines
2. What the First Magazines Printed
Supplement to Part 1. Sketches of Certain Important Magazines, 1741-1794
II. The Period of Nationalism: 1794-1825
III. The Nature of the Magazines of the Second Period
IV. The Relation of the Magazines of the Second Period to the Sciences, Politics, the Arts, and "Belles-Lettres"
Supplement to Part II. Sketches of Certain Important Magazines: 1794-1825
III. The Period of Expansion: 1825-1850
VI. General Periodicals in the Era of Expansion
VII Magazine Centers and Foreign Relations
VIII Types of Writing in the Magazines: The Arts and Sciences
IX. Politics, Economics, Reforms, and Fads
X. Editors, Contributors and Management
Supplement to Part III. Sketches of Certain Important Magazines: 1825-1850
Appendix: Chronological List of Magazines
Index
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