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sequent classification in accordance with a
decimal system like that adopted by the
Institut International de Bibliographie,
Brussels, whose purview is unrestricted.
This would be facilitated by placing in
italics, so far as practicable, the key- words
of specific notices. The lists supplied could,
perhaps, be accompanied by brief remark
touching upon organized bibliographical
work and general sources. The ' Carnegie
Institution Handbook to Learned Societies'
{a second and, in some ways, a greater
'Minerva'), now in preparation under the
editorship of Mr. J. David Thompson, will,
it is said, constitute a bibliography of the
publications of those bodies. It will enume-
rate works issued by the Bibliographical
Society, London, the Edinburgh Biblio-
graphical Society, &c. It would be an act
of supererogation here to describe the ' Inter-
national Catalogue of Scientific Literature'
now being published annually for the Inter-
national Council by the Royal Society, or to
specify in detail, at this time, the contri-
butions for which students are indebted to
national, governmental, or quasi - govern-
mental undertakings. The scope of inquiry,
if thus limited, would still be sufficiently
extensive to satisfy the most ambitious.
What more appropriate or accessible place
-could be chosen or found for the publication
of such information than the columns of
4 N. & Q ,' the vade inecum of all reference
librarians and investigators? In submitting
a few notices, gathered here and there, the
writer desires to direct especial attention to
the list of ' Bibliographies of Bibliographies '
(designated 01G : 016 : 016), an exceedingly
useful work, a compilation by the President
of the Bibliographical Society of Chicago,
who is a member of the Council of the
Bibliographical Society of America. The
book comprises 156 titles.
GENERAL WORKS [01].
Cole, George Watson. Compiling a bibliography. Library Journal (1901), xxvi. 791-5, 859-63.
Cole, G. W. American bibliography, general and local.-/6._(1894), xix. 5-9.
Ferguson, John. Some aspects of bibliography. 102 pp. Edinburgh, 1901, G. P. Johnston.
Josephson, Aksel G. S. International subject "bibliographies. Library Journal (1894), xix. 226-7.
Josephson, A. G. S. An international Congress of bibliography. Science [U.S.], 1895, new series, ii. 74-5.
Josephson, A. G. S. Wanted a bibliographical institute. The Dial (1900), xxix. 48.
Josephson, A. G. S. An institute for biblio- graphical research. Science [U.S.], 1901, new series, xiv. 615-16.
Josephson, A. G. S. [A note on " What the Carnegie Institution might do for the advancement
bi "ioraphical insti-
Jotephson, A. G. S. What the Carnegie Institu-
tion could do for hbrananship and bibliograDhv
The Dial, 1902, xxxii. 79.
Jpsephson, A. G. 8. Plan for the organization of an institute for bibliographical research. Address delivered before American Library Association Magnolia, Mississippi, June 19, 1902. Reprinted from Proceedings, in the Library Journal 1Q(V> xxvii. c-61-2.
Johnston, W. Dawson. Present bibliographical undertakings in the United States. - Library Journal (1901), xxvi. 674-7.
McPike, Eugene Fairfield. On the need of an American bibliographical institute. Public Libra- ries, January, 1905.
INDIVIDUAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES [012].
,[;i .-] Bibliography -of the published writings
of President G. Stanley HaiL Publications of the Clark University Library, Worcester, Mass. (1903),
. [ --0, A partial list of printed works, arti- cles.....^ Eugene Fairfield McPike Comprising
51 notices......Chicago F1905], Western Bureau of
Bibliography, Bulletin, No. 1.
BIBLIOGRAPHIES OF PLACES [016].
J. (K.) Local bibliography [of Aberdeen, Scot- land]. Scottish Notes and Queries, second series vi. 26 et passim, Aberdeen, 1904.
Cole, G. W. Bermuda in periodical literature with occasional references to other works. Series ii Part xvii. A bibliography. Bulletin of Biblio- graphy, iv. 9-11, Boston, 1904.
BIBLIOGRAPHY [016 : 01].
,[ 1 Johtl Crerar Library, Chicago. A list
of bibliographies of special subjects, July, 1902 504 pp. Chicago, 1902.
Keogh Andrew. Some general bibliographical works of value to the student of English 27 nn [New Haven, Conn.] Yale University, 1901
016 : 016 : 016.
Josephson, A. G. S. Bibliographies of Biblio- graphies chronologically arranged with occasional notes and an index 45pp. [Bibliographical Society ot Chicago, Contributions to Bibliography No 1 1 Chicago, MCMI. [Comprises 156 titles.] '
PERIODICALS [016:05]. . [:] Chicago Library Club. A list of serials
in public libraries of Chicago and Ecanston cor- rected to January, 1901. 185 pp. Chicago, 1901.
(;miiiflr_ vv . A KiKli<%_^U_ _r f.'j- ^
, , , ,,, m, .
Murdoch, Robert. A bibliography of Aberdeen periodicals. Ib., vi. 74 et passim, 1904
Murdoch, R Bibliography of Aberdeenshire periodicals. Ib., vi. 42 et passim, 1904.
Murdoch, R. Bibliography of Dundet periodical literature. Ib., vi. 90, 19J4.
SOCIAL SCIENCES [016 : 3] .
McCurdy, Robert Morrill. A bibliography of articles relating to holidays. Part I. Bulletin of Bibliography, iv. 5-9, Boston, 1904
[-"] Bibliography of child study for the vear mS.Publicaiona of the Clark University Library, Worcester, Mass., i. No. 2, 1904
