The Uses of Libraries (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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The contributors and editor are glad to find that this work has proved its usefulness by the demand for a new edition. It has been brought up to date where recent library developments have required this, and the bibliographical appendix has been revised and amplified by Miss Winifred A. Myers, and the index by Miss Ursula S. McCurdy, to whom they express their grateful acknowledgments. The supplementary chapter on "Light Literature in Public Libraries" was originally given as a lecture at University College, and then appeared in The Hibbert Journal: it is here reprinted by the kind permission of the editor.

This work is based on a course of public lectures given at University College, London, during the sessions 1924-26. The initial object was to demonstrate to students of the College what numerous, multifarious, and indeed indispensable aids to their regular work and to their other pursuits were contained in the college library, and how they could make the fullest use of those aids.

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