British PeriodicalsHundreds of influential British periodicals (literary, political, religious, and more) published between 1680 and 1940.
Library has Modules I-IV. Module I was digitized from the microfilm collection Early British Periodicals; Module II was digitized from the microfilm collections English Literary Periodicals and British Periodicals in the Creative Arts. Module III comprises eight major periodicals of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, as well as the Illustrated War News (November, 1939). Module IV continues the preceding module's emphasis on the twentieth century, with nine new titles: The Field (1853-2005), a monthly for hunters and outdoors enthusiasts; the Tribune (1937-2005), an unofficial weekly of the Labour Party; The Highway (1903-1959), a monthly devoted to improving the lives of working class readers; War Weekly (1939-1941); The Marvel (1893-1922), a weekly for boys with an emphasis on wholesome literature; Top Spot (1958-1960), a weekly for young men; and three general interest magazines: Answers to Correspondents (1888-1955); Wide World Magazine (1898-1965); and Humorist (1922-1940).