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The Ladies' Edinburgh Magazine

The Ladies' Edinburgh Magazine was a literary magazine published by the Edinburgh Essay Society, later the Ladies' Edinburgh Literary Society, with contributions from women who became prominent figures in education, suffrage and welfare in Scotland.

Publication History

The Ladies' Edinburgh Magazine began in 1875 as a successor to "The Attempt", which is listed separately. It ran until 1880.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1875-1880: The National Library of Scotland has all 6 volumes in page image form.

Related Resources

• We also list volumes of The Attempt, this serial's predecessor.

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