Series
- 1731–1735 The Gentleman's Magazine or Monthly Intelligencer
- 1736–1833 The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Chronicle
- 1834–1856 (June) New Series: The Gentleman's Magazine
- 1856 (July)–1868 (May) New Series: The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review
- 1868 (June)–1922 Entirely New Series: The Gentleman's Magazine
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