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The Atlantic is a famous magazine.

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1873 AtlanticMonthly TremontSt Boston

It is based in Washington, D.C. The magazine shares stories about many topics. It covers science, art, and business. It also looks at how people lead.

A man named Moses Phillips started it. He had a big idea in 1857. He shared his plan at a dinner party in Boston.

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James Russell Lowell - 1855

Many great writers helped him. James Russell Lowell was the first editor.

The magazine has shared many important works. In 1862, it was the first to print the "Battle Hymn of the Republic."

Battle Hymn of the Republic
Battle Hymn of the Republic

It also published a famous letter by Martin Luther King Jr. in 1963. Some articles even helped people invent new technology.

Today, people read The Atlantic on the web. Some readers pay for a subscription. This lets them read all the articles. A study found that many readers have college degrees. In 2024, the magazine had over one million subscribers. It plans to print monthly issues again in 2025.

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