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| Language: | English |
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| Publisher: |
J. B. Lippincott
(Philadelphia (Pa.): 715 and 717 Market St.)
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United States
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| Category: |
Format : Reprint Library |
| Issues: | 84? |
| Dates: | March 1867 to 1874 |
| Schedule: | Monthly |
| Price: | 25ยข |
| Size: | 10 x 7" |
| Pages: | 80-152 |
| Motto: | A Monthly Magazine of Literature, Science, Art and Travel. |
| Illustrations: | Many black & white line drawings |
| Publisher's Blurb: | GOOD WORDS is in every respect a valuable monthly, its contributions being from the pens of the most able writers in England. It is now by far the most popular magazine issued in that country, and is already favorably known here. Its contents embrace Novels, Tales, Sketches of Travel, Papers on Science and Art, Essays on Popular Subjects, Poems, etc. by well known authors. |
| Notes / Commentary: |
Edited by Norman Macleod, D. D. This title is a shorter-lived American version of the British periodical Good Words, the original version of which ran from 1860-1910 and was published by Alexander Strahan. LeBlanc's listing included details of only one story (Carlino) from one issue (January, 1870) of the magazine. This was the only issue he examined, and his listing was based on the assumption that it was the final issue. His provided numbering for this issue (variously v. 3, no. 10 or v. 3, no. 11) is inconsistent with a digitized bound volume observed in the Internet Archive and may be incorrect. Until a copy in wrappers can be examined, this listing omits numbering. Holdings of the American Antiquarian Society suggest that this version of the title lasted at least until 1874. |
| Primary Data Source: | LeBlanc |
| Data Entry Status: | Done, With Gaps |
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