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I look at Fleet Street
J.R. ALLANI MAY have been a little prejudiced against the roaring Street of Ink. You see I was living in the Temple, by the plane trees in King's Bench Walk. It was a quiet place, given…
Catalogues and other Printed Aids: A Symposium by County Librarians
SINCE the War there has been a tendency in some quarters to regard the provision of printed lists of any kind in libraries as being unnecessary. This theory has been sponsored…
My First Travels in Bookland
WILLIAM POWERIN my hobbledehoy stage I devoured many books of a kind with which, I have since been often enough informed, a normal British youth should have nothing to do. But I was not a…
Library Politics
L. STANLEY JASTI COME to another danger ahead, indeed not so much ahead as with us, here and now. I refer to the temptation to cater unduly for the crowd, to allow the higher purposes of the…
Public Library Law.: A comparative survey: III
ARTHUR R. HEWITTIN the matter of rating, library authorities in England have a considerable advantage over both Scottish and Irish authorities in that there is now no statutory limit. The limit…