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Book spines; Quarterly Review

Quarterly Review

Special Collections houses some of the Library's older and more fragile runs of journals and magazines that are not currently available via the electronic library.

Access

These journals are available in the reference area of Special Collections for browisng and consultation. All researchers will need to fill out an application for access form on their first visit. It is not always necessary to make an appointment to use these journals but it might be advisable to do so if you are making a special trip in case seats are unavailable.

Reproductions

As many of these journals are fragile, it is not possible to photocopy from them, but researchers are welcome to use the digital copier available in Special Collections s to take images of the material. Normal copyright rules for published material apply and a fee for us of the digital copier will be made.

Journal titles (including date range and shelf mark)

Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th edition (1910) AE 5 Enc

Biographie Universelle v.1(1811) - v.85(1862) AH 1 Mic

Annual Biography and Obituary v.1(1817)-v.21(1837) AH 201 Ann

Public Characters v.1(1798/99) - v.10(1809-10) AH 201 Pub

Harper’s Magazine v.62(1880/81)-v.87(1893)[v.62 & `v.63 incomplete]AP 2 Har

Gentleman’s Magazine AP 3 Gen

All The Year Round

Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine AP 4 Bla

Edinburgh Review AP 4 Edi

Household Words AP 4 Hou

Illustrated London News AP 4 Ill

New Statesman and Nation AP 4 New

Nineteenth Century Review AP 4 New

Quarterly Review AP 4 Qua

Picture Post AP 4 Qua

Woman’s Own AP 4 Wom

 

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