A Catalogue Of The Library With The Rules Of The Library Committee
A Catalogue Of The Library With The Rules Of The Library Committee offers a glimpse into the organizational structure and holdings of the Brooklyn Athenaeum's library during the 19th century. This catalogue provides a detailed listing of the library's collection, reflecting the literary and intellectual interests of the time. In addition to the catalogue, the book includes the rules established by the Library Committee, offering insights into the management and operation of the library. This historical document provides valuable information for researchers interested in the history of libraries, the reading habits of 19th-century Americans, and the cultural landscape of Brooklyn.
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