• publisher: [New York : Leavitt, Trow, & Co.]
  • years: 1844-1898
  • pages: 131 v. :
  • class: Microfilm no. 01104 no. 519-523, 945-970 AP
  • notes: At the end of 1898, the magazine was sold to its weekly rival, the Living Age, of Boston, but rather than being discontinued or absorbed, it was handled as a monthly in conjunction with the Living Age. This union was unsuccessful, however, and in 1905 the two parted company and the Eclectic returned to New York, where it survived less than two years. Cf. American periodicals, 1741-1900
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