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1. CHAPTER IX

2. PAGE

3. LONDON PUBLIC LIBRARIES: THE GUILDHALL, BATTERSEA, BERMONDSEY, BISHOPSGATE INSTITUTE, CAMBERWELL, CHELSEA, CLAPHAM, CROYDON, EDMONTON, HAMMERSMITH, HAMPSTEAD ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   190–217

4. CHAPTER X

5. LONDON PUBLIC LIBRARIES (continued): LAMBETH,POPLAR, ST. OEOROE’S (HANOVER SQUARE), ST. MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS, STREATHAM, WEST HAM, WESTMINSTER ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   218–238

6. CHAPTER XI

7. AMERICAN LIBRARIES: BOSTON, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS (WASHINGTON), THE MERCANTIKE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   239–266

8. CHAPTER XII

9. AMERICAN LIBRARIES (continued): THE NEWBERRY LIBRARY (CHICAGO), BUFFALO, MINNEAPOLIS, CORNELL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, MILWAUKEE, THE PRATT INSTITUTE (BROOKLYN), THE PEABODV INSTITUTE (BALTIMORE) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   267–292