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Popular Science Monthly 1900-1918
23,000 pages! Popular Science Monthly was founded in 1872 to disseminate scientific knowledge to the educated layman. The journal became an outlet for writings and ideas of Charles Darwin, Thomas Henry Huxley, Louis Pasteur, William James, and Thomas Edison.
This archive is a fascinating collection of articles detailing the the march of scientific discovery in the early 20th century. Things that we take for granted today were new and exciting inventions back then. Watch first-hand the struggle to understand the new world of machines and science brought on by the industrial revolution.
This collection provides the monthly issues shown in high quality PDF format. Each issue is a high resolution PDF file. Equally as interesting as the old articles are the old advertisements that are included in these. There are over 23,000 pages of fascinating reading!
This archive is only available as a digital download.
Archive Contents
Popular Science Monthly 1900-1918
contents of this archive
| 1900 Volume 58 1901 Volume 59 1901-1902 Volume 60 1902 Volume 61 1902-1903 Volume 62 1903 Volume 63 1903-1904 Volume 64 1904 Volume 65 1904-1905 Volume 66 1905 Volume 67 1906 Volume 68 1906 Volume 69 1907 Volume 70 1907 Volume 71 1908 Volume 72 1908 Volume 73 1909 Volume 74 1909 Volume 75 |
1910 Volume 76 1910 Volume 77 1911 Volume 78 1911 Volume 79 1912 Volume 80 1912 Volume 81 1913 Volume 82 1913 Volume 83 1914 Volume 84 1914 Volume 85 1915 Volume 86 1915 Volume 87 1916 Volume 88 1916 Volume 89 1917 Volume 90 1917 Volume 91 1918 Volume 92 1918 Volume 93 |
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