This appendix provides the following information on the periodicals referenced in the bibliography

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APPENDIX A 
PERIODICALS
1
This appendix provides the following information on the 
periodicals referenced in the bibliography:
1.
Full title, with the shorter common title underlined.
2.
Founding dates (and cessation dates where available and
applicable).
3.
City of publication.
4.
Frequency of publication, if not indicated in the title.
5.
Subscription price (when available).
6.
Descriptive information (including circulation figures if 
they were available).
7.
List of editors (when available).
8.
Years in which articles on dreaming appeared, with authors' 
names when given:
*indicates article is a reprint.
+indicates article is reprinted elsewhere, and number of 
times reprinted.
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The Academy and Literature. A Monthly Record of Literature, 
Learning, Science, and Art.
1886- 
Syracuse, Boston 
Monthly
1902++(F. Legge)
All the Year Round. A weekly journal conducted by Charles Dickens, 
with which is incorporated Household Words.
1859- 
London
Similar to Once A Week, AYR was illustrated and consisted 
of a serial story as the main feature, supported by articles of 
miscellaneous interest, short stories, topical comments , and 
news gossip. It was part of the new development in popular 
periodicals necessitated by the creation of the commercial 
middle class and the growth of elementary education.
American (Quarterly)Church Review (and Ecclesiastical Register). 
1848-1891 
New Haven, New York
An organ of the Protestant-Episcopal Church, its contributors
included. all the great men of its church in America, as well 
as prominent laymen in fields of letters, law, philosophy, science, 
and education. ACR was criticized for "presenting all sides" and 
not taking a positive position on critical issues.
Eds: N. S. Richardson ('48-'68), J. M. Leavitt ('68-'71),
M. H. Mallory ('72-'75), E. B. Boggs ('75-'80), H. Y. Baum ('81-'91). 
1883 ®. W. Micou)

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American Journal of Insanity (became American Journal of Psychiatry)
1844-current
Baltimore
Quarterly, $5.00
Edited by the medical officers of the New York State Lunatic 
Asylum.
1892 (H. S. Williams), 1910 (E. Jones)
American Journal of Psychology
1887-current
Worcester
Quarterly, $5.00
Founded by G. S. Hall to publish psychological work of a 
scientific (experimental), distinct from a speculative, character. AJP
gave the adherents of a new psychology not only a store- 
house for contributions of experimental and theoretical nature, 
but also a sense of solidarity and independence.
1888 (J. Nelson), 1893 (M. W. Calkins), l895 (E. B. Titchener).
1896 (S. C. Weed, F. M. Hallam, & E. D. Phinney), 1900 (G. Andrews), 
1905 (J. 
R. 
Jewell), 1910 (E. Jones; S. Ferenczi)
Appleton's Journal. A Magazine of General Literature.
1869-1881
New York
weekly to '76, then monthly.
Introductory Announcement: "Omitting ordinary news and avoiding