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readers "often wrote in to report on meeting new friends through these stations." By 1924, there were Camp-Fire
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failed to win over "slick" magazine readers, instead suffering a twenty percent fall in circulation. Hoffman, unhappy with the change of format, left the magazine in 1927.
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Grey Maiden: The Story of a Sword Through the Ages,The Complete Saga
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The Lost End of Nowhere: The Complete Tales of Kingi Bwana, Volume 1
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144:(1876–1966), who edited the magazine until 1927.
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437:In 1926, the Butterick company decided to print
411:(who illustrated several Harold Lamb stories),
1508:by Harold Lamb. Bison Books, 2009. (p. xiii).
672:. Edited by Doug Ellis. Black Dog Books, 2012.
589:. The magazine's main editor in the 1940s was
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236:(US history), Robert J. Pearsall (China), and
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660:The Best of Adventure, Volume One: 1910–1912
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1129:Pulp Culture – The Art of Fiction Magazines
813:. Off-Trail Publications, 2008 & 2009.
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1049:Doubleday, Doran & company, inc.
676:Single author/team collections from
526:stories by Mundy, Friel, Tuttle and
261:Stories of Life, Love, and Adventure
184:(colonial India and ancient Rome),
61:Howard V. L. Bloomfield (1934–1940)
1362:American Folklore: An Encyclopedia
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1227:. Popular Press, 1991, (p. 18).
1214:. Donald M. Grant, 1984 (p.75).
1197:"Hoffman, Arthur Sullivant" in
1186:The Index to Adventure Magazine
1093:. Popular Press, (p. 182).
790:. Off-Trail Publications, 2012.
757:. Off-Trail Publications, 2010.
711:. Off-Trail Publications, 2012.
701:. Off-Trail Publications, 2006.
514:and Venezuelan military writer
1537:Magazine: America's No. 1 Pulp
1188:, Borgo Press, 1990 (p. 1-38).
753:Casey, Patrick & Terence.
646:Adventure's Best Stories: 1926
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376:"Old Songs Men Have Sung", by
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1418:"Adventure Contents Listings"
1051:(1929). Reprinted in 1977 by
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561:; writers who contributed to
386:Archive of American Folk Song
384:. Gordon would later run the
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216:(Viking era and US history),
57:Albert A. Proctor (1930–1934)
1303:"ADVENTURE Magazine Profile"
204:(medieval Europe and Asia),
134:Butterick Publishing Company
63:Kenneth S. White (1941–1948)
734:In the Grip of the Minotaur
65:Kendall Goodwyn (1949–1951)
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1199:Who Was Who In America: VI
77:Carson Bingham (1970–1971)
42:Trumbull White (1910–1912)
1611:Men's adventure magazines
1321:The American Legion Story
1034:Smith, Arthur D. Howden.
1023:Smith, Arthur D. Howden.
999:Small, Sidney Herschel.
966:A Soldier and a Gentleman
740:Brodeur, Arthur Gilchrist
730:Brodeur, Arthur Gilchrist
637:General anthologies from
540:as being "the No. 1 'pulp
496:Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson
478:. Throughout the 1930s,
228:(Burma and East Africa),
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1243:. Chronicle Books, 1993.
1210:Ellis, Peter Beresford.
1201:. Maquis, 1968 (p. 195).
1089:Sampson, Robert (1991).
1006:Small, Sidney Herschel.
980:Yasmini the Incomparable
968:. Black Dog Books, 2011.
961:. Black Dog Books, 2010.
959:The Letter of His Orders
954:. Black Dog Books, 2009.
822:. Black Dog Books, 2010.
766:. Black Dog Books, 2011.
764:King Corrigan's Treasure
736:. Black Dog Books, 2010.
691:. Black Dog Books, 2010.
662:. Edited by Doug Ellis.
650:Arthur Sullivant Hoffman
565:in this period included
554:as "Dean of the pulps".
142:Arthur Sullivant Hoffman
72:Alden Norton (1954–1964)
46:Arthur Sullivant Hoffman
1373:Sampson, 1991 (p. 27-8)
1343:Jones, Robert Kenneth.
1256:. Starmont House, 1989
1252:Jones, Robert Kenneth.
1014:Smith, Arthur D. Howden
841:Warriors of the Steppes
806:. Wildside Press, 2010.
799:. Wildside Press, 2005.
788:Three South Seas Novels
685:Angellotti, Marion Polk
654:George H. Doran Company
583:Lawrence Sterne Stevens
417:Edgar Franklin Wittmack
413:Charles Livingston Bull
59:William Corcoran (1934)
1569:series listing at the
1403:Ashley lists Lewton's
1392:Cult Magazines: A to Z
1360:Brunvand, Jan Harold.
1072:. Murania Press, 2011.
1062:Black Dog Books, 2012.
989:. Steeger Books. 2022
982:. Murania Press, 2019.
874:Swords from the Desert
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717:& W.C. Robertson.
269:Theodore Roosevelt Jr.
232:(the Virgin Islands),
220:(historical warfare),
214:Arthur D. Howden Smith
16:American pulp magazine
1345:The Lure of Adventure
1254:The Lure of Adventure
930:. Altus Press, 2014.
863:Swords of the Steppes
852:Riders of the Steppes
783:. Murania Press, 2015
776:. Murania Press, 2019
719:The Temple of the Ten
504:George Fielding Eliot
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1010:. Altus Press, 2015.
1003:. Altus Press, 2015.
996:. Altus Press, 2013.
992:Pearsall, Robert J.
975:. Altus Press, 2018.
952:In a Righteous Cause
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937:. Altus Press, 2014.
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