1871 Eclectic Magazine Vol XIV Bound Darwin Essays Harriet Hosmer Engravings

Antique bound volume of The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, New Series, Volume XIV, published in 1871 by E. R. Pelton, New York.

This volume covers the July–December 1871 issues and contains essays on Victorian literature, science, philosophy, religion, and European affairs, including discussions of Darwinism and the origins of species.

Features original engraved portrait plates, including a portrait of Harriet Goodhue Hosmer, along with additional period engravings. Includes title pages, contents, and index.

Bound in a period half-leather spine with marbled boards and gilt spine lettering. Condition is consistent with age, showing edge and spine wear, toning and foxing to pages. Binding remains intact and pages are readable.

A solid example of a 19th-century Victorian literary and scientific periodical, suitable for collectors of Darwin, Victorian science, women artists, antique books, or decorative library display.