The National Republic: A Monthly Magazine of Fundamental Americanism was a nationalist, anti-radical magazine, which focused on political affairs in the United States involving national security and communist activities. Originally titled National Republican, this magazine was published by the National Republic Publishing Co. in Washington, D.C. from March 1905 until March 1960. The title changed to National Republic in March 1925. When publication ceased in 1960, the magazine was titled National Republic: A Monthly Magazine of Fundamental Americanism and had a circulation of around 20,000. This collection holds 44 distinct issues (54 total including duplicates) of the magazine spanning Vol. XVIII, No. 6 (October 1930) through Vol. XLVII, No. 1 (May 1959).

Originally titled National Republican, this magazine began publication in March 1905 and lasted until March 1960. The title changed to National Republic in March 1925. When publication ceased in 1960, the magazine was titled National Republic: A Monthly Magazine of Fundamental Americanism and had a circulation of around 20,000.

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