Explore a 19th‑century catalog that maps authors, their works, and anonymous titles through an alphabet of names linked to a detailed public library system.
This edition also presents the rules governing library use, offering a window into how a city library organized access and borrowing in 1868.
The book combines an extensive author index with an appendix of borrowing guidelines, making it a useful reference for readers, historians, and archivists alike. It captures the practical structure of a historic public library alongside the works it housed.
- An alphabetical index of authors and titles, including anonymous works
- Accompanying rules and regulations governing library use
- Context on lending periods, fines, and building access from that era
- A snapshot of how a municipal library organized its collections and user responsibilities
Ideal for readers interested in library history, cataloging practices, and 19th‑century public education.