The Library World Volume 7 Issue 5

Abstract

NOW that it is generally acknowledged that open‐access has come to stay, the attention of Public Librarians is becoming directed more to matters of detail in management, and less to the broader questions of policy. So far, however, the larger details, such as planning and interior arrangement, classification, and methods of issue—to name a few—have received most consideration, and there are many points of great importance to the practical utility of the library which yet remain to be dealt with systematically. It is on one of these points, the provision of Guides, that I propose to touch.

Citation

(1904), "The Library World Volume 7 Issue 5", New Library World, Vol. 7 No. 5, pp. 112-140. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb008873