The Atlantic Monthly: Free Issues to Read Online
The Atlantic Monthly is a public-domain magazine (from 1857). You can read the issues below free at Project Gutenberg. Literature and ideas from 19th-century Boston.
About The Atlantic Monthly
The Atlantic Monthly was founded in Boston in 1857 and is still published today as The Atlantic. In its early years it printed essays, poems, fiction and political writing by leading American authors. These public-domain issues date from 1858, 1866 and 1867.
Free issues
- The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 2, No. 14, December 1858Project Gutenberg #21273 · added May 2, 2007
- The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 17, No. 100, February 1866Project Gutenberg #21009 · added Apr 8, 2007
- The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 20, No. 121, November 1867Project Gutenberg #28285 · added Mar 9, 2009
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Is it suitable for children?
Aimed at adult readers of the 1800s with long essays and some political writing, including about slavery and the Civil War era. Better for teens and adults. Suggested age: 14+.
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Is the Atlantic still published?
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