… magazines may have inspired an interest in empire, but there were no editorials exhorting
readers to capitalize upon their imperial heritage. Similarly, the spirit of empire … British empire …

… magazines like Chums exploited the excitement of military action, history was presented
as a ‘Romance of Empire,’ and innumerable fictions detailed a repertoire of heroic deeds.* …

Sometimes an author writes for the" wrong" magazine, with surprising long-term results.
One of the givens for most Victorianists is that the demands of periodical writing engaged an …

… magazines. While viewing samples of children’s rooms for her daughter in a Pottery Barn
magazine… has seen some improvement from certain magazines and other types of media trying …

… the empire), America’s new magazines were financially dependent upon subscriptions.
Subscription fees were, as a consequence, high, well beyond the means of independent artisans …

… In response, Jane Collins and I examined National Geographic magazine as an artifact of
empire, as a racialized and gendered document whose photographs draw on and educate the …

Between 1898 and 1908 the National Geographic Magazine reported copiously on the
territorial acquisition and US colonial administration of the Philippines after the Spanish‐…

Following the student seizure of Harvard's University Hall last spring, Time magazine reported
that Harvard Dean Franklin L. Ford" emphasized that continued rifling of University files …

… visual and textual representation of empire within newspapers and magazines and are simply
… empire to enact a sophisticated representational economy. In this system, empire was ap- …

… in the magazines of all three schools, an awareness of empire in the boldest terms of 'glory
won and duty done'. The foremost image of the public schoolboy in empire was defined, and …