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Good Words for the Young

Good Words for the Young was "a profusely illustrated magazine for young people" published in Great Britain in the 19th century.

Publication History

Good Words for the Young began in 1868, It ran until 1872. Norman Macleod, editor of the magazine Good Words, was the initial editor of this magazine. George MacDonald took over the editorship in 1869.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1869: Harvard has the Christmas 1869 issue, "The Amalgamated Robin Redbreasts".
• 1871: HathiTrust has the 1871 volume, in an American edition published by J. B. Lippincott Co.
• 1872: Google Books has the 1872 volume.

Related Resources

• We also list Good Words, a related magazine aimed at an older audience.

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