The Library World Volume 36 Issue 5

Abstract

THIS number of THE LIBRARY WORLD closes one of the most distinguished years in the history of libraries. The opening of the National Central Library by the King on November 7th was undoubtedly the most important public happening in this country, not only of that particular day, but for a very long period. For the first time the highest personage in the land gave his countenance and approval to the work of the public library through the National Central Library which is its natural crown. In describing the Library as “a university which all may join and which none may ever leave,” His Majesty added a memorable phrase to library literature, and gave a new impulse to library activity.

Citation

(1933), "The Library World Volume 36 Issue 5", New Library World, Vol. 36 No. 5, pp. 128-152. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb009161