A Classification and Subject Index for Cataloguing and Arranging the Books and Pamphlets of a Library
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A practical manual presents a decimal classification and subject index for libraries, describing a three-level numeric scheme in which nine main classes are each divided into nine divisions and nine sections to produce three-digit class numbers; the scheme explains use of zeros and number application. It provides a subject catalogue, explanatory notes, extensive schedules across disciplines (for example theology, natural science, and fine arts), and guidance on assigning numbers, arranging shelves, creating catalogues and cross-references, and producing economical indexes to increase a library’s usefulness.
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