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The New Time

The New Time was a social reform monthly magazine, edited by B. O. Flower and Frederick Upham Adams, published in Chicago and Boston in the late 19th century.

Publication History

The New Time began in 1897, as a successor to New Occasions (listed separately). Its first issue, dated July 1897, is titled "New Occasions and The New Time" on the cover. It appears to have run until the end of 1898, when it was absorbed by Flower's other publication, The Arena. Issues late in the run list only Adams as editor.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1897: HathiTrust has the first volume, covering July-December 1897.
• 1898: HathiTrust has the second volume, covering January-June 1898.
• 1898: HathiTrust has a third volume, covering July-November 1898. (Some sources suggest there was a December 1898 issue as well, but if so, this copy does not appear to include it.)

Related Resources

• We also list New Occasions, the predecessor to this magazine.
• We also list The Arena, another Fowler-edited magazine that absorbed this one.

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