- A
periodical literature (also
called a
periodical publication or
simply a
periodical) is a
published work that
appears in a new
edition on a
regular schedule...
- The term
periodical cicada is
commonly used to
refer to any of the
seven species of the
genus Magicicada of
eastern North America, the 13- and 17-year...
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periodical – news · newspapers · books · scholar ·
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periodical is a
periodical about law.
Legal periodicals include legal newspapers, law reviews,
periodicals published by way of commerce,
periodicals published...
- Others,
commonly referred to as Salmagundi, was a 19th-century
satirical periodical created and
written by
American writer Washington Irving, his
oldest brother...
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- N****i (Armenian: Նայիրի) was a prominent, long-running
Armenian language literary,
cultural and
social publication established by the
Armenian literary...
- was a 19th-century
anarchist market socialist and
libertarian socialist periodical published in the
United States by
Benjamin Tucker from
August 1881 to...
- Turán (Hungarian pronunciation: [ˈturaːn]) is a
Hungarian periodical.
First it was
issued during the
years 1913, and 1917
through 1918. From 1998 it is...
- The
Speaker was a w****ly
review of politics, literature,
science and the arts
published in
London from 1890 to 1907. A
total 895
issues were published...
