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Guide to the Agora Collection

The Agora Records, 1895-1897



COLLECTION SUMMARY

Repository: University of Kansas
Kenneth Spencer Research Library
Kansas Collection
1450 Poplar Lane, Lawrence, KS 66045-7616
Phone: (785) 864 - 4334
Fax: (785) 864-5803
URL: http://spencer.lib.ku.edu
jma 1973
mg 2004
Creator: The Agora
Title: The Agora Records, 1895-1897
Dates: 1895-1897
Quantity: 112 items
Abstract: Correspondence, subscriptions, and business records, 1895-1897 of The Agora, a monthly periodical published in Abilene, Kansas, originating in l890.
Identification: RH MS 15

Administrative Information

PREFERRED CITATION

Agora Collection, Kansas Collection, RH MS 15, Kenneth Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas

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Restrictions

RESTRICTIONS on ACCESS

None

RESTRICTIONS on USE

Spencer Library staff may determine use restrictions dependent on the physical condition of manuscript materials.

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INDEX TERMS

Names:

Dewey, Thomas Emmet, 1859-1906
McKinnon, Fred B.

Organizations:

The Agora

Subjects:

Periodicals, Publishing of.

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HISTORY OF The Agora

The Agora , a monthly periodical, published in Abilene, Kansas, originated in l890 as a quarterly journal under the editorship of Thomas E. Dewey. In 1895, the journal was published monthly, and was managed by Fred B. McKinnon, secretary to Chancellor Francis H. Snow of the University of Kansas. T. E. Dewey remained as editor and the publication office was retained in Abilene, Kansas. The journal was primarily interested in publishing current literary and scientific papers of interest to the general public.

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SCOPE and CONTENTS

The collection is a chronology of correspondence received by Messers. Dewey and McKinnon in 1895-1897 during their tenures as editor and business manager, respectively, of The Agora.

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COLLECTION DESCRIPTION

1. Correspondence, July 12 to August 24, 1895.
2. Correspondence, September 4 to October 21, 1895.
3. Correspondence, November 15-25, 1895.
4. Correspondence, November 26-30, 1895.
5. Correspondence, December 1-7, 1895.
6. Correspondence, December 9-17, 1895.
7. Correspondence, December 18-30, 1895.
8. Miscellaneous papers, 1896-1897.

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