The Library World Volume 13 Issue 10

Abstract

AT the Exeter Conference, Dr. Kenyon, in his presidential address, touched upon an aspect of library work in such a manner as found a ready agreement in my mind as to its importance and far‐reaching effects. His address was based upon the solid ground of the public utility of libraries, and he proved, right to the hilt, the necessity of the advancement of the library movement on wide lines.

Citation

(1911), "The Library World Volume 13 Issue 10", New Library World, Vol. 13 No. 10, pp. 288-320. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb008945