Public Libraries a History of the Movement And a Manual for the Organization An

Thomas Greenwood

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books on general history are classified, each country being catalogued sepai'ately under its own proper heading, to which part the reader would naturally first refer.
The Shakespearian library at Birmingham is noted far and wide. The shelves are stocked with editions in English, and in all languages into which the plays have been translated. The total 1, 52 PUBLIC LIBBAKIE8.
number of English editions or selections is 2, 010, and of separate plays and poems 814 ; the " Ana " make up 2, 005 volu...mes. There are complete editions in Polish, Russian, Hungarian, and Spanish ; but in Greek, Portuguese, Finnish, Croatian, Frisian, Roumanian, Welsh, Flemish, Ukraine, and Wallachian there are only separate plays. Of German editions and selections there are no fewer than 621 volumes, and the other Shakespearian literature in German numbers 1, 385 volumes. France has only one-fourth of the number of editions and separate publications. The latest news with regard to this section was the offer last year of the collection of Shake- spearian rarities by the executors of the late Halliwell-Phillipps for 7, 000.

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