Monthly Notes of the Library Association of the United Kingdom

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Ernest Chester Thomas
Trübner & Company, 1880
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Doncaster Free Library . 87 . Göttingen University Library . 63 . Guildhall Library ,
London . 5 , 47 . High Wycombe Free Library . 96 . Horncastle Mechanics '
Institute . 6 . Lincoln Library . 6 . London Institution . 5 . Pharmaceutical Society . 5
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MONTHLY NOTES OF THE Library Association Df the United Kingdom . It has
been found somewhat inconvenient that all accounts of the proceedings of the
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION should reach members only from America , and in the ...
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MONTHLY NOTES OF THE Library Association of the United Kingdom . MR .
TEDDER has addressed to the Council the following letter :Athenæum Club , July
1 , 1880 . Gentlemen , - I regret to have to inform you that I am at last forced , very
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Papers are expected on “ The Early History of Printing in Scotland ; ” “ The Origin
and Growth of the several Libraries in Edinburgh ... The Local Committee have
issued the following circular :Library Association of the United Kingdom .
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The Library Journal for June announces that with this number , and until further
notice , the periodical will be ... The members of our Association must deeply
regret the suspension of the Library Journal as a separate publication , and we
must ...

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TitleMonthly Notes of the Library Association of the United Kingdom
Monthly Notes of the Library Association of the United Kingdom, Ernest Chester Thomas
EditorErnest Chester Thomas
ContributorLibrary Association
PublisherTrübner & Company, 1880
Original fromthe University of Michigan
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