Table of Contents

* Ainsworths Magazine * The Atlantis * Bentley's Miscellany * Bentley's Quarterly Review * Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine * The British and Foreign Review * The British Quarterly Review * The Contemporary Review * The Cornhill Magazine * The Dark Blue * The Dublin Review * The Dublin University Magazine * The Eclectic Review* * The Edinburgh Review (including 1802-1823) * The Foreign Review, 1828-1830* * The Foreign Quarterly Review * The Fortnightly Review * Frasers Magazine * The Home and Foreign Review * The London and Westminster Review (1836-1840) * The London Quarterly Review * The London Review (1829) * The London Review (1835-1836) * Longmans Magazine * Macmillan's Magazine * The Modern Review * The Monthly Chronicle * The National Review (1855-1864) * The National Review (1883-) * The New Monthly Magazine (1821-1854) * The New Quarterly Magazine * The New Review * The Nineteenth Century * The North British Review * The Oxford and Cambridge Magazine * The Prospective Review * The Quarterly Review * The Rambler * Saint Paul's * The Scottish Review (1882-1900) * Tait's Ediburgh Magazine (1832-1855) * Temple Bar * The Theological Review * The University Magazine * The Westminster Review (1824-1836, 1840-1900)

Reviews

'An essential resource for academic libraries and public libraries with strong Victoriana collections. Highly recommended. ' - Library Journal

'[The Wellesley Index] has been ripe for simplification through a well-designed CD-ROM. This is it!...Adds convenience, power, clarity, and improved content over the reliable and essential print index.' - Rettig on Reference

'Any student of Victorian British literature, culture, history, religion, politics, or society knows the value and the essential position of the Wellelsey Index. This improved CD-ROM version of that standard tool will make their work easier and more rewarding.' - Rettig on Reference

Reviews of the print edition:'A major bibliographic undertaking. Every library with an interest in nineteenth-century studies should purchase the whole set.' - Literary Quarterly

'It is now impossible to think of Victorian periodical and historical studies without the benefit of [The Wellesley Index]. This is a very remarkable achievement indeed.' - Times Literary Supplement

'Seldom has a scholarly work met with such instant and universal acclaim ... a set of volumes whose indispensability is beyond question.' - Journal of English and Germanic Philology

'The Wellesley Index is simply a great work of reference, probably the most important aid to literary research since the Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... it will change the whole nature of Victorian studies.' - New Statesman