Books and the public
By: by [Hubert Douglas Henderson] editor of the Nation, John Maynard Keynes, Stanley Unwin, Michael Sadleir, Basil Blackwell, Leonard Woolf, Peter Ibbetson, Henry B. Saxton, Charles Young, [and] Jeffery E. Jeffery
Contributors: Hogarth Press; Neill and Company; James G. Nelson Library (Columbia University. Libraries)
Publisher: Printed in Great Britain by Neill and Co., Ltd.
Published: 1927
Place of publication: Edinburgh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 70
Subjects: Publishers and publishing; Booksellers and bookselling; Book industries and trade; Private presses; Specimens
Notes: Originally published in the Nation and Athenaeum.

Rare Book copy 2: Original printed paper wrappers.

Gift; James G. Nelson; 2016.
Table of contents: title: Books and the public  -- the editor of "The Nation"; title: Are books too dear?  -- John Maynard Keynes; title: -- Are books a necessity?  -- Stanley Unwin; title: Ambiguities of the book trade: (i) The literary agent, (ii) The circulating library  -- Michael Sadleir; title: Mass-suggestion and the book trade  -- Basil Blackwell; title: On advertising books  -- Leonard Woolf; title: On the reluctance to buy books  -- Peter Ibbetson; title: The condition of the book trade  -- Henry B. Saxton; title: The bookseller's point of view  -- Charles Young; title: The printed word -- Jeffery E. Jeffery.