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Thursday, February 22, 2018
The Dial (1840 - 1929)
American literary magazine and "journal of the new spirit" published in Boston. Chief publication of Ralph Waldo Emerseon and the Transcendentalists .
The Dial (magazine) - Wikipedia
The Dial Vol. 1 - 67 (1840 - 1919) - Wikisource List of Links to Free, Full-View volumes at Internet Archive and other sites
The Dial (magazine) - Wikipedia
The Dial Vol. 1 - 67 (1840 - 1919) - Wikisource List of Links to Free, Full-View volumes at Internet Archive and other sites
Ebony (1959 - present)
Monthly magazine for the African-American market. Headquartered in Chicago.
Ebony (magazine) - Wikipedia
Ebony - Official Website
Ebony Archive
Ebony Archive (1959 - 2008) - Full View (free) via Google Magazine Archive
Above: The November 2005 cover of Ebony magazine.
Source: Wikimedia Commons
Ebony (magazine) - Wikipedia
Ebony - Official Website
Ebony Archive
Ebony Archive (1959 - 2008) - Full View (free) via Google Magazine Archive
The Economist (1843 - present)
Weekly news magazine. Founded 1843 in London. 50 percent owned by the Rothschild family.
The Economist - Wikipedia
The Economist - Official Website
The Economist - Current Edition
The Economist - Digital and Audio Editions
The Economist Archive - Previous Issues (1997 to Present)
The Economist Historical Archive - Previous Issues (1843 - 1997) - Cengage Research ($)
The Economist - Internet Archive Search Results (Free editions back to 1843 in hashed order)
The Economist Historical Archive (1843 - 1922) - Hathi Trust (Free editions, Full View)
Above: The 8 September 2001 cover of The Economist
Source: Wikimedia Commons
The Economist - Wikipedia
The Economist - Official Website
The Economist - Current Edition
The Economist - Digital and Audio Editions
The Economist Archive - Previous Issues (1997 to Present)
The Economist Historical Archive - Previous Issues (1843 - 1997) - Cengage Research ($)
The Economist - Internet Archive Search Results (Free editions back to 1843 in hashed order)
The Economist Historical Archive (1843 - 1922) - Hathi Trust (Free editions, Full View)
Elle (1945 - present)
French fashion and lifestyle magazine founded in 1945. Now has a global distribution.
Elle (magazine) - Wikipedia
Elle (magazine) - Wikipedia
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine (1941 - present)
American fiction magazine specializing in crime fiction, detective fiction and murder mysteries.
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine - Wikipedia
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine - Official Website
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine - Current Issue
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine (1944 - 2009) - Full View - UNZ.org
Above: The cover of the March 1955 edition of EQMM, featuring a painting by Nicholas Solovioff.
Source: Wikimedia Commons
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine - Wikipedia
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine - Official Website
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine - Current Issue
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine (1944 - 2009) - Full View - UNZ.org
Encounter (1953 - 1990)
Anglo-American literary magazine founded 1953 by Stephen Spender and Irving Kristol.
Encounter (magazine) - Wikipedia
Encounter (1953 - 1990) - Full view of all back issues - UNZorg
Encounter (magazine) - Wikipedia
Encounter (1953 - 1990) - Full view of all back issues - UNZorg
Entertainment Weekly (1990 - present)
A sister magazine to People, EW covers entertainment news, film, television, music, theater and pop culture.
Entertainment Weekly - Wikipedia
Entertainment Weekly - Official Website
Entertainment Weekly Back Issues Store ($) - provides free cover gallery and cover search engine
Entertainment Weekly - Internet Archive Search Results
Above: K.D. Laing on the cover of Entertainment Weekly, Vol. 1, No. 1, Feb. 16, 1990.
Source: Wikimedia Commons
Entertainment Weekly - Wikipedia
Entertainment Weekly - Official Website
Entertainment Weekly Back Issues Store ($) - provides free cover gallery and cover search engine
Entertainment Weekly - Internet Archive Search Results
Eros Magazine (1962)
Controversial 1960s magazine on the sexual revolution. Four issues only, published in 1962.
Eros Magazine - Wikipedia (section of larger article on Ralph Ginzburg)
Eros Magazine archive - 4 issues - 110 West 40th website
Above: Cover of Eros, Vol. 1, No. 3
Source: 110 West 40th Website
Eros Magazine archive - 4 issues - 110 West 40th website
The Etude (1883 -1957)
U.S. magazine for music lovers. Covered music history, literature, gossip, politics and advice, and published popular sheet music for students to play.
The Etude - Wikipedia
Etude Magazine (1883 - 1957) Archive - Full view, downloadable PDFs - Gardner-Webb University
Etude Magazine Tribute Site -- provides cover art and many articles selected from back issues
Etude Magazine Archive - Selected stories
Above: The April 1907 cover of Etude magazine.
The Etude - Wikipedia
Etude Magazine (1883 - 1957) Archive - Full view, downloadable PDFs - Gardner-Webb University
Etude Magazine Tribute Site -- provides cover art and many articles selected from back issues
Etude Magazine Archive - Selected stories
The Examiner (1801 - 1886)
British weekly journal, published by Leigh and John Hunt. Contributors: Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelly, John Keats, William Hazlitt, John Stuart Mill, John Forster, William Makepeace Thackeray, Charles Dickens.
The Examiner (1808 - 1886) - Wikipedia
The Examiner (1801 - 1804) - Google Newspaper Archive
The Examiner (1806 - 1886) - British Newspaper Archive
The Examiner (1808 - 1886) - Wikipedia
The Examiner (1801 - 1804) - Google Newspaper Archive
The Examiner (1806 - 1886) - British Newspaper Archive
L'Express (1953 - present)
A French news magazine headquartered in Paris.
L'Express - Wikipedia (English)
L'Express - Wikipedia (French)
L'Express - Official Website
L'Express Archives Page (1953 - 2016) - Full view and shareable
See also: The gray Archive Tool Bar at very bottom of the L'Express Official Website page (above)
L'Express - Wikipedia (English)
L'Express - Wikipedia (French)
L'Express - Official Website
L'Express Archives Page (1953 - 2016) - Full view and shareable
See also: The gray Archive Tool Bar at very bottom of the L'Express Official Website page (above)
Eye (1990 - present)
International review of graphic design and visual culture, published quarterly in London.
Eye (magazine) - Wikipedia
Eyemagazine.com - Official Home Page
Eye Magazine - Current Issue
Eye Magazine Blog - Official Blog Page
List of Issues - Wikipedia (includes links to back issues on Eye magazine website)
List of Back Issues - Eye Magazine Home Page
Eye of the Police [L'Oeil de la Police] (1908 - 1914)
French weekly "stories of detectives and police," illustrated.
L'Oeil de la Police - Wikipedia
L'Oeil de la Police (1908 - 1914) -- All issues, Full View -- BNF Gallica Archive
L'Oeil de la Police (1908 - 1914) - Indexed with cover thumbnails - Europeana
July 1914 Cover of L'Oeil de la Police
Source: Wikimedia Commons
L'Oeil de la Police - Wikipedia
L'Oeil de la Police (1908 - 1914) -- All issues, Full View -- BNF Gallica Archive
L'Oeil de la Police (1908 - 1914) - Indexed with cover thumbnails - Europeana
Eye Spy Intelligence Magazine (2001 - present)
British-based publication with offices in New York's Empire State Building. "The World's only independent publication dedicated to espionage and intelligence."
Eye Spy (magazine) - Wikipedia
Eye Spy - Official Home Page
Eye Spy Back Issues Page ($) - Eye Spy Website
Eye Spy (magazine) - Wikipedia
Eye Spy - Official Home Page
Eye Spy Back Issues Page ($) - Eye Spy Website
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