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DeBow's Review

DeBow's Review was a journal of "agricultural, commercial, and industrial progress and resources" published in the US in the 19th century, concentrating on the southern states. (There is a Wikipedia article about this serial.)

Publication History

DeBow's Review began publication as The Commercial Review of the South and West. It went through several titles after that, but mostly variations on Debow's Review. Publication appears to have been suspended after the July/August 1864 issue, but it started a new "after the war series" for January of 1866. In 1884, the magazine was either renamed to or absorbed by the Agricultural Review and Industrial Monthly.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1846-1862, 1866-1869: An archive at Michigan has many of the issues (with some gaps) from January 1846 to March/April 1862, as well as issues from January 1866 to December 1869. The issues appear in page image form.
• 1846-1869: HathiTrust has most volumes through 1869. The order may be jumbled somewhat.

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