The American Magazine of Civics
Publisher: Andrew J. Palm & Co.
Published: 1895
Number of pages: 733
Notes: "American Magazine of Civics was founded as the American Journal of Politics by Andrew J. Palm. It was liberal and non-partisan and had a list of contributors which contained many prominent politicians. There were articles on free trade, labor, political corruption, pacifism, and women's rights. This periodical became the organ of the American Institute of Civics in 1894 and changed its name to American Magazine of Civics the next year. It finally merged with Arena, another periodical interested in political reform, in 1897" --Cf. American periodicals, 1740-1900.