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Welcome to the Spectator Archive. From 1828 to 2008, explore the history of The Spectator Magazine. Every page has been scanned and digitised, each article tagged and extracted, so that you...
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Browse the covers of all issues of the Spectator ever...
- Welcome to The Spectator Archive: 180 years of history now online
In the basement of The Spectator’s offices in Old Queen...
- The Spectator Archive: what you’ve found so far
Here are some of the treats, old and new, that have been dug...
- 24 Sep 1965 » The Spectator Archive
Portrait of the Week-. The Spectator. ROTH INDIA AND...
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Browse the covers of all issues of the Spectator ever printed.
Persistent Archives of Complete Issues. 1828-2008: The first 180 years of the magazine are available at the Spectator Archive. 1838-1928: HathiTrust also has most volumes from 11 to 141 freely readable in its archive. Access to volumes after 1898 may be restricted outside the United States.
10 cze 2013 · In the basement of The Spectator’s offices in Old Queen Street, there are piles of tomes detailing our rich publishing history right back to 1828. Our archive is our most prized possession...
15 cze 2012 · Joseph Addison's and Richard Steele's original The Specatator papers, published in the early 18th century in London, England. Addeddate.
11 cze 2013 · Here are some of the treats, old and new, that have been dug up: Besides finding all these articles, here is what people have to say about the archive itself: If you haven’t dived in already ...
Portrait of the Week-. The Spectator. ROTH INDIA AND PAKISTAN declared a cease-fire in response to the 'demand' of the UN Security Council—an almost unprecedented example of great-power...
