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The Quiver

The Quiver (1861–1956) was a weekly magazine published by Cassell's and was "designed for the defence and promotion of biblical truth and the advance of religion in the homes of the people."

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Example of cover illustrations for the weekly Quiver

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Publisher
John Cassell
Company
Cassell and Company. Ltd.
Country
UK
Editor
John Cassell initially
Final issue
1956
First issue
7 September 1861

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Example of cover illustrations for the weekly Quiver

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The Quiver

Nodes22
Edges21
Triples30
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.090909
Components1

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The Quiver

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related to history · 15
The Quiver → America, English, First Series, In, It, John Cassell, Prospectus, Quiver, Second Series, September, Series Two, Sunday, The, Third Series, With
related to Notable contributors · 7
The Quiver → BarclayChristine ChaundlerWilliam Boyd CarpenterFrederic, Florence, HamiltonMary HowittJoseph Butterworth OwenFelicia, Hope, Louisa Lilias Plunket GreeneJanet, Skene, William Farrar
Company · 1
The Quiver → Cassell and Company. Ltd.
Country · 1
The Quiver → UK
Editor · 1
The Quiver → John Cassell initially
Final issue · 1
The Quiver → 1956
First issue · 1
The Quiver → 7 September 1861
Frequency · 1
The Quiver → Weekly 1861–1878, Monthly (bound weekly editions) 1861–1865, Monthly 1865–1956
Language · 1
The Quiver → English
Publisher · 1
The Quiver → John Cassell

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magazine weekly quiver editor 1865 edition september illustrations john monthly cover series cassell 1861 page article published cassell's editors 1956

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
The QuiverCompanyCassell and Company. Ltd.1.00infobox
The QuiverCountryUK1.00infobox
The QuiverEditorJohn Cassell initially1.00infobox
The QuiverFinal issue19561.00infobox
The QuiverFirst issue7 September 18611.00infobox
The QuiverFrequencyWeekly 1861–1878, Monthly (bound weekly editions) 1861–1865, Monthly 1865–19561.00infobox
The QuiverLanguageEnglish1.00infobox
The QuiverPublisherJohn Cassell1.00infobox
The Quiverrelated to historyJohn Cassell0.60section
The Quiverrelated to historyEnglish0.60section
The Quiverrelated to historySunday0.60section
The Quiverrelated to historyAmerica0.60section

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