The History of Puerto Rico 8 2
The History of Puerto Rico 8 2
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Thegeneral condition of the books is bad, and the location of the libraryaltogether unsuitable. There was a municipal appropriation of 350pesos per annum for library purposes, but since 1898 it has not beenavailable.
Mayaguez founded its public library in 1872. It possesses over 5, 000volumes, with a small archeological and natural history museumattached to it.
Some of the smaller towns also felt the need of intellectualexpansion, and tried to supply it by the establishment ofreading-rooms. Are...cibo, Véga-Baja, Toa-Alta, Yauco, Cabo-Rojo, Aguadilla, Humacáo, and others made efforts in this direction eitherthrough their municipalities or private initiative. A few onlysucceeded, but they did not outlive the critical times that commencedwith the war, aggravated by the hurricane of August, 1898.
* * * * * Since the American occupation of the island, four public librarieshave been established. Two of them are exclusively Spanish, theCirculating Scholastic Library, inaugurated in San Juan on February22, 1901, by Don Pedro Carlos Timothe, and the Circulating ScholasticLibrary of Yauco, established a month later under the auspices of S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thegeneral condition of the books is bad, and the location of the libraryaltogether unsuitable. There was a municipal appropriation of 350pesos per annum for library purposes, but since 1898 it has not beenavailable.
Mayaguez founded its public library in 1872. It possesses over 5, 000volumes, with a small archeological and natural history museumattached to it.
Some of the smaller towns also felt the need of intellectualexpansion, and tried to supply it by the establishment ofreading-rooms. Are...cibo, Véga-Baja, Toa-Alta, Yauco, Cabo-Rojo, Aguadilla, Humacáo, and others made efforts in this direction eitherthrough their municipalities or private initiative. A few onlysucceeded, but they did not outlive the critical times that commencedwith the war, aggravated by the hurricane of August, 1898.
* * * * * Since the American occupation of the island, four public librarieshave been established. Two of them are exclusively Spanish, theCirculating Scholastic Library, inaugurated in San Juan on February22, 1901, by Don Pedro Carlos Timothe, and the Circulating ScholasticLibrary of Yauco, established a month later under the auspices of S.
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