Scarce bound copy of The Temple Magazine, 1902
Scarce bound copy of The Temple Magazine, 1902
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The Temple Magazine was a British periodical that ceased publication in 1901. This copy covers content from October 1901 to March 1902 so binds the the last editions produced during 1901.
The magazine was founded by Frederick A. Atkins and pitched 'wholesome family reading, serial fiction and essays, publishing work by prominent late-Victorian figures such as short stories by Arthur Conan Doyle.
This volume was published by Horace Marshall & Son. 564pp. Cloth, hard cover, VG condition for age. Foxing, sound binding.
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