Library Journal; Volume 22
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"Library Journal, Volume 22" offers a comprehensive look into the world of libraries and information science during its time. Penned by William White, this volume likely includes articles, reviews, and discussions pertinent to library management, collection development, and the evolving role of libraries within their communities.
Readers interested in the historical context of library practices, the challenges faced by librarians, and the resources available to them will find this volume insightful. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the development of library science and the enduring importance of libraries as centers of knowledge and culture.
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