THE SUSSEX LIBRARY SCENE

Abstract

AWAY FROM THE MURKINESS of industrialization and yet near enough to the Metropolis to get there in sixty minutes or less! Such is the position of the person who is fortunate enough to dwell in the south of England's green and pleasant land. No fogs; few belching chimneys —although the nationalized industries have disfigured the landscape not a little; hardly any snow; no heavy industry; sleek, crisp‐moving electric trains; rolling downs and crystal sea.

Citation

Dove, J. (1965), "THE SUSSEX LIBRARY SCENE", Library Review, Vol. 20 No. 2, pp. 76-84. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb012421