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GENERAL INDEXES TO PERIODICALS

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Originally appearing in Volume V21, Page 162 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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GENERAL INDEXES TO See also:PERIODICALS .—The most See also:complete collection of periodicals in all See also:languages ever brought together is that preserved in the See also:British Museum, and the excerpt from the printed See also:catalogue of the library, entitled Periodical Publications (See also:London, 1899–1900, 2nd ed. 6 parts See also:folio, with See also:index), includes See also:journals, reviews, magazines and other See also:works issued periodically, with the exception of transactions and proceedings of learned See also:societies and of British and Colonial See also:newspapers later than 1700. The titles of these periodicals, which number about 23,000, are arranged under the See also:town or See also:place of their publication. The See also:Edinburgh and Quarterly Reviews, the Revue See also:des deux mondes, the Revue historique, Deutsche Rundschau and others issue from See also:time to time general indexes of their contents, while the periodical literature of See also:special departments of study and See also:research are noted in the various Jahresberichte published in See also:Germany, and indexed monthly in such See also:English and See also:American magazines as the See also:Engineering See also:Magazine, the See also:Geographical See also:Journal, English See also:Historical See also:Review, American Historical Review, Economic Journal (for See also:political See also:economy), Library Journal and Library Association See also:Record (for bibliography) and the Educational Review. The See also:Cat. of Scientific Papers (1800–1900) of the Royal Society (1867–1908), and the Repertorium der techn. Journ. Literatur (1879–1899) of the See also:German Patent See also:Office, are specimens of indexes of special periodicals. There are also See also:annual indexes such as those in the Zoological Record and Annales de geographic. Complete lists are given by A. B. Kroeger (See also:Guide to Reference Books, 1908) and See also:Stein (See also:Manuel de bibliographie generale, 1897). See also Bibliography of Books reviewed in American Periodicals, by G.

F. Danforth (1902–1903); See also:

Book Review See also:Digest (1906), &c.; H. C. See also:Bolton's Cat. of Scientific and Technical Periodicals 1665–1895, Smithsonian Inst. (2nd ed., 1897) ; See also:Harrison's Int. Cat. of Scientific Lit. (1903–1904) ; 'S. H. Scudder's Cat. of Scientific Serials, 1633–1876 (Camb. [Harvard Univ.] 1876) ; Cat. of Periodicals (English and See also:Foreign) in Bod. See also:Lib., 1878–188o; Bibliotheque Nationale, See also:Lisle des periodiques strangers (1896). A useful select See also:list, including all languages, is J.

D. See also:

Brown's Classified List of Current Periodicals (1904). (H. R.

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