Libraries; addresses and essays
By: by John Cotton Dana
Publisher: H.W. Wilson
Published: 1916
Place of publication: White Plains, N.Y; New York City
Language: eng
Number of pages: 299
Subjects: Libraries
Notes: Reprinted from various sources.

"The first of the addresses ... was delivered in 1896, the last in 1915"--Preface.

Internet Archive - 2

Internet Archive 2
Table of contents: title: Hear the Other Side --; title: Public and Its Public Library --; title: Failure of Book Reviewing --; title: Librarian's Enthusiasm --; title: What We Read --; title: Library Problems --; title: Place of the Public Library in a City's Life --; title: Increase of Things to Read --; title: Mere Words --; title: Fiction-Readers and Libraries --; title: What the People Read --; title: Making a Library Known --; title: What State and Local Library Associations Can Do for Library Interests --; title: Many-Sided Interest; How the Library Promotes It --; title: Anticipations, or What We May Expect in Libraries --; title: Story-Telling in Libraries --; title: What the Modern Library is Doing --; title: Country Church and the Library --; title: Women in Library Work --; title: Branch Libraries in School Houses --; title: Relations of a Library to its City --; title: Public Library and Publicity in Municipal Affairs --; title: Making the Library a Business Aid --; title: Librariology --; title: Evolution of the Special Library --; title: Legitimate Field of the Municipal Public Library --; title: What Next?