The Valparaiso Review - v.1, n.3

The Valparaiso Review - v.1, n.3

Language And Literature--Journalism--The periodical press--Valparaiso--19th century; Periodicals--Societies--Collections; Chile--Foreign Relations--1890s; Chile--Commerce; Chile--Social Relations; Education--Chile--Periodicals; Literature--Chile; Women--Chile--Social conditions; Chile--Valparaiso bay; 19th century--Recreation; 19th century--Print media.

'The Valparaiso Review. A monthly record of Anglo-Chilian affairs. Politics, literature, sport and amusements social topics' is a private collection of editions of The Valparaiso Review, an English language magazine published monthly in Valparaiso, Chile from 1894 to 1896. 

Litografia Excelsior, Valparaiso; Editors: unknown; In charge of money orders reception: W.A. Higinbotham.

No. 1 published 1894-08-15
Current issue published 1894-10-15
Last issue published 1896-07-1

Jennifer Hayward, Benjamín Hernández, Michelle Prain, Leonor Riesco.

Private collection

The College of Wooster (USA), Universidad Adolfo Ibañez (Chile).

No Copyright - United States

PDF, 0.046165 MB. The original imprint measures 23.3 x 17 cm

English

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TVR_V1_003

Late 19th century Valparaiso (Chile)

"The month", "The balance of trade", "Lines to 'The little Minister', by an old schoolfellow" (by Bonnie Doon), "Loss of the Pacific Steam. Navigation company's steamer 'Patagonia'", "The latest mails from Europe", "Trade marks" (by W.), "Foreign telegrams", "Valparaiso Literary and Debating Society", "The Peñuelas water works scheme" (by A.F. Guillemard), "Is the world smaller than supposed?" (by Globetrotter), "Recollections of the past" (by C.W.), "On mourning" (by Vagabond), "Qué dice Goschen?" (by W.), "An old goat on Juan Fernández" (by D. Morrison), "Sports and amusements", "The children of the soil (continuation)" (by J.J.Morrison), "Society gossip" (by Angelica), "Jottings", "The opening of Congress".

Printed magazine