1st Edition. Previous issue: sim_harpers-magazine_1876-09-30_20_1031 . Collectors can find publishing and copyright information within the first few pages of each magazine issue. Vivid descriptions and illustrations of the crowd and various games of chance. Harper's Magazine welcomes reader response. (17% off), Sale Price $21.60 Digitized from IA1513722-07 . . Have one to sell? 1879. Our BookSleuth is specially designed for you. WorthPoint is the largest resource online for identifying, researching and valuing antiques. Try using a different browser or disabling ad blockers. Previous issue: sim_harpers-magazine_1857-10_15_89 . 82 (Mar. Tear in back wrapper. Marcus had complained about the piece, suggesting the critique of #MeToo was inappropriate in light of Harper's "longtime reputation as a gentleman's smoking club"; he attributed this disagreement as a primary cause of his firing in 2018. Volume Xcvii , Juin 1898 Pour Novembre in groer Auswahl Vergleichen Angebote und Preise Online kaufen bei eBay Kostenlose Lieferung fr viele Artikel! The August 2004 issue contained a photo essay by noted photojournalist Peter Turnley, hired to do a series of photo essays for the magazine. Harper's Magazine, the oldest general interest monthly in America, explores the issues that drive our national conversation through such celebrated features as Readings, Annotation, and Findings, as well as the iconic Harper's Index. She returned in January 2016, when MacArthur fired Christopher Cox, who had been named editor only three months prior in October 2015. Under Add your personalization, the text box will tell you what the seller needs to know. 25, Number 1 (2015): 6267. Note: This issue has no cover. From 1900-1925, it was called Harper's Monthly Magazine; in 1925, the title was shortened again to Harper's Magazine. Harper's New Monthly Magazine 1873-10: Volume 47 , Issue 281. Literary Piracy: Nationalism, and Women Readers inHarpers New Monthly Magazine, 18501855.American Periodicals,Vol. Cambridge, MA: Harvard UP, 1938. p. 391. Once the fiction drops off in the 1950s there are still issues of interest, but Harpers Magazine becomes more of a trove of research information when it does not contain a big story by a big author. 933), January 18, 1928. US $17.10Expedited Shipping. In October 2019, the magazine announced that novelist and essayist Christopher Beha would be taking over as editor, with Rosenbush remaining as editor-at-large. I believe that all boys magazines pay hopelessly badly. [Haggard published the novel with Cassells.]. Harper's Magazine 1956-04: Volume 212 , Issue 1271. Forgot your password? Absolutely! Harper's New Monthly Magazine: Volume LXIII: June to November, 1881, Harper's New Monthly Magazine; Volume XXXII, December 1865 to May 1866, HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE - DECEMBER 1877 (single issue), HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE - APRIL 1877 (single issue), Harper's New Monthly Magazine: Volume 33 June to November 1866, Harper's New Monthly Magazine - Volume LVII June to November, 1878. A fair issue overall, with both covers missing, chipping to the spine edges, internal binding solid, paper lightly yellowed, but a dampstain to the exterior spine area which goes through to about half the pages. On this Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the article title. Moving Incident. [poem]. Next issue: sim_harpers-magazine_1956-05_212_1272 . [13][14] Lapham left two years later, after 28 years as Harper's editor-in-chief, and launched Lapham's Quarterly. InThe Days of My Life, Haggard writes that Henley brought a manuscript of Haggards to Langs attention, resulting in a March 28 [1885]* letter in which Lang wrote, My dear Sir, Your paper Bottles has reached me as London editor ofHarpers. . A good, clean, sturdy issue overall with minor shelf wear and exterior soiling, significant chipping to the spine and cover edge, internal binding solid, paper lightly yellowed, but dampstaining to the fore-edge margin. $46.93, $67.04 The first actively copyright-renewed issue is February 1928 (v. 156 no. What lies ahead for the loyal reader is carefully spelled out and includes the quickest possible reprints of stories from Britain by authors such as Dickens, reviews, speeches and addresses, the latest scientific discoveries, with Constant and special regard to such articles as relate to the Economy of Social and Domestic Life, or tend to promote in any way the education, advancement, and well-being of those who are engaged in any department of productive activity. In other words, Harpers Magazine will be the absolute best way to stay informed about the latest news and discoveries. Many sellers on Etsy offer personalized, made-to-order items. Digitized from IA1513817-04 . Note: This issue has no cover, Each issue features original essays, commentary and long-form narrative journalism, along with reviews and original fiction and non-fiction. Help with reading books -- Report a bad link -- Suggest a new listing, Home -- Search -- New Listings -- Authors -- Titles -- Subjects -- Serials, Books -- News -- Features -- Archives -- The Inside Story. Loves Labor Lost. Vol. Take full advantage of our site features by enabling JavaScript. Digitized from IA1513818-02 . 1854. Next issue: sim_harpers-magazine_1875-02-20_19_947 . Fill out the requested information. 1890): 655. text xlean. The magazine has developed into the 21st century, adding several blogs. Original Price $24.00 Book Condition: Good. Previous issue: sim_harpers-magazine_1874-12_50_295 . Marble Paper and Leather. Harper's Magazine began publication as Harper's New Monthly Magazine with the June 1850 issue. Time left 6d 4h left. Digitized from IA1513817-01 . 85 (July 1892): 213. Harpers Magazine had been yet another publication challenged in a way by television, but more directly by the rise of niche magazines, a movement which was the result of TVs challenge to the newsstand. No quotation marks are used in the list, and scholars should double-check any references given below: a few of the volume/date references do not appear to be correct. You may see the Online Books Page entry for Harpers Magazine. Contents include: The Little Kings and Queens by H. H., The English at the Sea-Side by William H. Rideing, Summering Among the Thousand Isles by E. H. Ropes, The Girls' Sketching Camp by Olive Thorne Miller, An Old Fort, and What Came of It by N. H. Eggleston, On Star Island by Sarah O. Jewett, An Artist's Reminiscences--II. Both the Bazaar and the Weekly were also published by Harper & Brothers and will be covered separately on this site. [23] Since that time, the magazine has had a number of shorter-termed editors in chief, several of whom were fired amid various controversies. [24][25][26] MacArthur initially claimed Hodge was stepping down for "personal reasons", but later disclosed that he fired Hodge. from United States. It just takes a little work to mine them out, but the rewards are potentially great in terms of bargain or profit. Mailer, William Styron, Gay Talese, Bill Moyers, and Tom Wicker declared that they would boycott Harper's as long as the Cowles family owned it, and the four staff writers hired by MorrisFrady among themresigned in solidarity with him. XCIII 1886 Cloth Bound Edition. Digitized from IA1513818-03 . The first press run of Harper's Magazine7,500 copiessold out almost immediately. [Harper's Index] Percentage of U.S. adults in households earning $100,000 or more who drink alcohol : 80 March 2023 Share [Harper's Index] In households earning less than $40,000 : 49 March 2023 Share [Harper's Index] Percentage increase since 2013 in average household spending on pets : 67 March 2023 Share [Harper's Index] A history of The Sporting News the oldest sports publication in the U.S. History of Time Magazine and collecting Time Magazine today, How to List Magazine Back Issues for Sale, 1987: The Childrens Wing by Joyce Johnson (July 1986), 1977: Last Courtesies by Ella Leffland (July 1976), 1950: The Blue-Winged Teal by Wallace Stegner (April 1950), 1947: The White Circle by John Bell Clayton (April 1947), 1942: The Wide Net by Eudora Welty (May 1942), 1939: Barn Burning by William Faulkner (June 1939), 1938: The Happiest Man on Earth by Albert Maltz (June 1938), 1935: The White Horses of Vienna by Kay Boyle (April 1935), 1933: Gal Young Un by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings (June & July 1932), 1930: Dressing Up by W.R. Burnett (November 1929), 1927: Child of God by Roarke Bradford (April 1927), 1926: Bubbles by Wilbur Daniel Steele (August 1926), 1923: Prelude by Edgar Valentine Smith (May 1923), A Word at the Start. Harpers.org. Name stemped in light blue ink to front, some staining to first few pages. Leather spine with gilt lettering and design. Circulation was some 50,000 issues six months later. 864 pages. . (15% off), Sale Price $21.34 Page 843 loose. Maryland Bargain Books Previous issue: sim_harpers-magazine_1876-05_52_312 . Through these early years Harpers Monthly featured legendary illustrators such as Frederic Remington and Winslow Homer, but it was the fiction that they published that was the top attraction. (15% off). Next issue: sim_harpers-magazine_1875-10-23_19_982 . 77 (June 1888): 3. While American periodicals were experimenting with the best way to represent burgeoning U.S. industries . Previous issue: sim_harpers-magazine_1950-09_201_1204 . Quantity: 1 Add to Basket Paperback. In 1833, Fletcher, James, John, and Joseph Harper formed their book publishing business, Harper & Brothers, in New York City. Condition: Fair. Cornell University Librarys Making of America has volumes 198 (18501899). The case ended in 2007 when the U.S. Supreme Court, although saying the unauthorized publication was in "poor taste", upheld the ruling of the Tenth Circuit that the magazine had not violated the privacy rights of the family, as the family had invited the press, thus had "opened up the funeral scene to the public eye". (Project MUSE.). The seller might still be able to personalize your item. They are an affordable and convenient way to collect nineteenth century editions of Harpers New Monthly Magazine as they make it easier to complete collections of serialized material, but single issues with covers still firmly attached are the more desirable collectible in terms of value. Next issue: sim_harpers-magazine_1907-09_115_688 . Previous issue: sim_harpers-magazine_1863-04-04_7_327 . Digitized from IA1513817-04 . (Dec. 1894): 89. Subtotal $ $289.99 289. Each of these topics now commands a magazine of its own and the inveterate reader of periodicals can make his own catalogue of interested (in effect becoming his own editor) by subscribing to (Tebbel 320). on July 15, 2013, There are no reviews yet. Next issue: sim_harpers-magazine_1876-10-14_20_1033 . 1872, Charles Reade; Miss Thackeray; Wilkie Collins; Others. Harper's Monthly Magazine 1916-12: Volume 134 , Issue 799. This would make for a nice little niche collection in its own right and would be very affordable with most of the funds directed towards the June 1939 issue with the Faulkner story. Abbey, illustrating Rob Herrick's poem. Harper's New Monthly Magazine: Volume III: June to November, 1851. Portions of Herman Melville's novel Moby-Dick were first published in the October 1851 issue of Harper's under the title, "The Town-Ho's Story" (titled after Chapter 54 of Moby-Dick).[4]. Next issue: sim_harpers-magazine_1875-11_51_306 . (More details) It is still published today. [16][17] It was strongly criticized by AIDS activists,[18] scientists and physicians,[19] the Columbia Journalism Review,[20] and others as inaccurate and promoting a scientifically discredited theory. Launched in New York City in June 1850, it is the oldest continuously published monthly magazine in the U.S. (Scientific American is older, but it did not become monthly until 1921). 90 [?] Very good in wrappers with mild wear to edges and 2 narrow strips with address glued to front, chipping to spine extremities, and tear to front fold at spine. Small quarto, 10 1/4" tall, 167 to 328 + ads, printed beige wraps. Manage your privacy settings. I am much pleased by it, but I am unable to accept anything except by permission of the American editor. When Lang later receivedKing Solomons Mines, Langs tone is slightly less formal, though he still uses Mr. in his address: Dear Mr. Rider Haggard, I have got so far as Sir Henrys duel with the king. Harper's Bazar was sold to William Randolph Hearst in 1913 and is now Bazaar, published by . Harper's Magazine 1863-04-11: Volume 7 , Issue 328. Includes: Thackeray's The Newcomes, Philleo's A Pilgrimage to Plymouth (illustrated), and Abbott's Memoirs of the Holy Land. Harper's is an American monthly magazine dedicated to literature, culture, arts, politics, and finance. (10% off), Sale Price $6.30 As of 2022,Harpers Magazineis released monthly in digital and print.