A Century of Biological Research volume 27
A Century of Biological Research volume 27
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These rooms are a Director's office, 21 ft. Xl9 ft. , a library room 22x32, ...
Provision was again made for a sepa- rate library when the Natural Resources Building was planned. Plans for trans- ferring the book collection from the Nat- ural History Building to the Natural Resources Building were being considered as early as July, 1939. A letter dated July 26, 1939, from Dr. P. L. Windsor, Director of University Libraries, to Dr. T. H. Prison, Chief of the Natural His- tory Survey, contained t...his statement: I am beginning to think of the preparations that will have to be made when the State Survey building is completed and you take over with you, such parts of the Natural His- tory Library as you think are necessary for your current work.
After much planning and working out of policies, an agreement between the Nat- ural History Survey and the University was reached. This agreement was out- lined in a letter dated January 22, 1941, from Dr. Carl M. White, then Director of University Libraries, to Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These rooms are a Director's office, 21 ft. Xl9 ft. , a library room 22x32, ...
Provision was again made for a sepa- rate library when the Natural Resources Building was planned. Plans for trans- ferring the book collection from the Nat- ural History Building to the Natural Resources Building were being considered as early as July, 1939. A letter dated July 26, 1939, from Dr. P. L. Windsor, Director of University Libraries, to Dr. T. H. Prison, Chief of the Natural His- tory Survey, contained t...his statement: I am beginning to think of the preparations that will have to be made when the State Survey building is completed and you take over with you, such parts of the Natural His- tory Library as you think are necessary for your current work.
After much planning and working out of policies, an agreement between the Nat- ural History Survey and the University was reached. This agreement was out- lined in a letter dated January 22, 1941, from Dr. Carl M. White, then Director of University Libraries, to Dr.
What to read after A Century of Biological Research volume 27?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harlow Burgess Mills to read onlineMoreLess
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