How to Form a Library, 2nd Ed
How to Form a Library, 2nd Ed
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[19] Unfortunately the cost of production was toogreat for the funds of the Institution, and the elaborate Catalogue ofTracts was discontinued after the letter F.
The London Library being a specially well-selected one, the catalogue(which is a good example of a short-titled catalogue) is particularlyuseful for ready reference. [20] The Royal Institution Library is very rich in British Topography, and thecatalogue forms a convenient handbook. [21] The Catalogue of the Patent Office Library is by... no means a model, but thesecond volume forms a good book of reference. [22] Many other cataloguesmight be mentioned, but these will be sufficient for our present purpose. There is great want of a good Handbook of Literature, with the prices ofthe different books. Until this want is supplied good booksellers'catalogues will be found the most trustworthy guides. Pre-eminent amongthese are the catalogues of Mr. Quaritch, and the "Catalogue of upwardsof fifty thousand volumes of ancient and modern books, " published byMessrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[19] Unfortunately the cost of production was toogreat for the funds of the Institution, and the elaborate Catalogue ofTracts was discontinued after the letter F.
The London Library being a specially well-selected one, the catalogue(which is a good example of a short-titled catalogue) is particularlyuseful for ready reference. [20] The Royal Institution Library is very rich in British Topography, and thecatalogue forms a convenient handbook. [21] The Catalogue of the Patent Office Library is by... no means a model, but thesecond volume forms a good book of reference. [22] Many other cataloguesmight be mentioned, but these will be sufficient for our present purpose. There is great want of a good Handbook of Literature, with the prices ofthe different books. Until this want is supplied good booksellers'catalogues will be found the most trustworthy guides. Pre-eminent amongthese are the catalogues of Mr. Quaritch, and the "Catalogue of upwardsof fifty thousand volumes of ancient and modern books, " published byMessrs.
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