Summary:
"An Index to the First Thirty-Three Volumes of the Yale Literary Magazine" by L. H. Bagg is a compilation/reference guide written in the late 19th century. This work serves as an index to an influential literary magazine, providing a structured overview of its content, including categories like prose, verse, and essays. The index likely reflects the academic and literary pursuits of Yale University during this period. The opening of this index provides an overview of its structure, beginning with the title of the work and the identity of the compiler. It includes a detailed contents list that outlines the various sections of the magazine, such as prose, verse, and specific essay types, indicating the breadth of topics covered over the thirty-three volumes. The index also contains notations for page numbers and editions, showcasing its utility for researchers and students looking for specific articles or essays within the Yale Literary Magazine. (This is an automatically generated summary.)