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How to Form a Library, 2nd ed

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By Henry B. Wheatley
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A practical handbook for assembling a readable and serviceable library, combining historical perspective with concrete advice on buying, organizing, and sustaining collections. It compares earlier guides, explains differences between public and private libraries, and recommends general and special bibliographies, publishing societies, and curated lists to aid selection. Practical rules address acquisition methods, committee versus individual decision-making, children's collections, and the balance between personal taste and comprehensive coverage. The work concludes with suggested core titles and reference lists intended to help readers form coherent, useful libraries without relying solely on chance or personal bias.

FOOTNOTES:

[69] The whole of the correspondence has been reissued as a Pall Mall "Extra" No. 24, and threepence will be well laid out by the purchaser of this very interesting pamphlet.

INDEX.

  • Abbotsford Club, 187.
  • Advocates' Library, Edinburgh, Indecent books turned out, 18.
  • Ælfric Society, 195.
  • Arundel Society, 200.
  • Authors, Bibliographies of particular, 181.
  • Ballad Society, 206.
  • Bannatyne Club, 186.
  • Bibliographies (General), 141-159.
  • —— (Special), 160-183.
  • Bindings in Charles I.'s Cabinet, 29.
  • Book Collectors, 23.
  • Books, One Hundred, 227-244.
  • Booksellers, Use of, 58.
  • Bossange (Hector), Ma Bibliothèque Française, 7.
  • Burton's Book Hunter, 2, 53, 196.
  • Buy, How to, 57-72.
  • Calvin Translation Society, 197.
  • Camden Society, 190.
  • Catalogues of Public Libraries, 141.
  • Cavendish Society, 199.
  • Caxton Society, 198.
  • Chaucer Society, 28 [TN 208].
  • Chetham Society, 195.
  • Child's Library, 217-226.
  • Comte's Positivist Library, 131.
  • Dibdin's Library Companion, 2.
  • Dilettanti Society, 184.
  • Durie's Reformed Librarie Keeper, 13.
  • Early English Text Society, 203.
  • Ecclesiastical History Society, 199.
  • Edwards (Edward), Report on Formation of Manchester Free Library, 4.
  • —— Memoirs of Libraries, 5, 63.
  • —— Libraries and Founders of Libraries, 29, 44.
  • English Dialect Society, 212.
  • English Historical Society, 191.
  • Fiction in Public Libraries, 81.
  • Folk Lore Society, 210.
  • Franklin's foundation of the Philadelphia Library, 77.
  • George III.'s list of books, 14.
  • Goodhugh's Library Manual, 3.
  • Hakluyt Society, 200.
  • Handel Society, 198.
  • Hanserd Knollys Society, 198.
  • Harleian Society, 209.
  • Hellenic Studies, Society for the promotion of, 213.
  • Hunterian Club, 210.
  • Index Society, 213.
  • Iona Club, 189.
  • Johnson's (Dr.) List of Books, 15.
  • Libraries, How men have Formed them, 23-56.
  • —— (Cathedral), 75.
  • —— (Monastic), 25.
  • —— (Private), 89-140.
  • —— (Public), 73-88.
  • —— United States Report on, 20, 75, 220.
  • Louis XVI., his books during his captivity, 43.
  • Lubbock's (Sir John), List of Books, 227-244.

  • Maitland Club, 187.
  • Manx Society, 202.
  • Middlesex County Record Society, 215.
  • Motett Society, 194.
  • Musical Antiquarian Society, 194.
  • Napoleon's Libraries, 44.
  • Naudé, Gilbert [TN Gabriel], 9.
  • Novels, One Hundred Good, 138.
  • —— in Public Libraries, 81.
  • Oriental Texts, Society for the Publication of, 194.
  • Oriental Translation Fund, 189.
  • Ossianic Society, 202.
  • Oxford Historical Society, 215.
  • Palæographical Society, 213.
  • Palæontographical Society, 200.
  • Parker Society, 192.
  • Percy Society, 193.
  • Perkins's Best Reading, 8.
  • Philobiblon Society, 201.
  • Pipe Roll Society, 215.
  • Positivist Library, 131.
  • Printers, Bibliographies of celebrated, 176.
  • Ray Society, 198.
  • Reference, Books of, 91-129.
  • Roxburghe Club, 185.
  • Roxburghe Library, 209.
  • Sales, How to Buy at, 63.
  • Shakespeare Society, 193.
  • Shakspere (New) Society, 211.
  • Societies (Publishing), 184-216.
  • Spalding Club, 191.
  • Spenser Society, 209.
  • Spottiswoode Society, 195.
  • Stevens (Henry), "My English Library," 6.
  • —— his paper on Mr. James Lenox, 55, 64.
  • Surtees Society, 189.
  • Sydenham Society, 195.
  • Topographical Bibliographies, 179.
  • Topographical Society of London, 214.
  • Warton Club, 202.
  • Wernerian Club, 198.
  • Wodrow Society, 194.
  • Wyclif Society, 215

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