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To-Day

To-Day was a 19th-century British "monthly gathering of bold thoughts" and then a "monthly magazine of scientific socialism".

Publication History

To-Day began in 1883. A new series began in 1884. It ran until 1889.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1883: The Internet Archive has volume 1, covering April-September 1883.
• 1884: HathiTrust has volume 1 of the new series, covering January-June 1884.
• 1884: HathiTrust has volume 2 of the new series, covering July-December 1884. Access may be restricted outside the United States.
• 1885: HathiTrust has volume 3 of the new series, covering January-June 1885.

Related Resources

• To-Day was also the name of a weekly edited by Jerome J. Jerome and Barry Pain from 1893 to 1905.

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