A History of the Massachusetts Medical Society With Brief Biographies of the F
A History of the Massachusetts Medical Society With Brief Biographies of the F
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Nathaniel W. Appleton, " as attested by Dr. Apple- ton in a notification to Dr. Rand. Apparently another list of the books in the library was made in 1791, and the rules governing the library were to be printed but the cost was found to be excessive probably because of the expense of the first volume; the next year it was voted to suspend the printing of the catalogues of the books in the library. Then the third article of the second section of the library laws was repealed and in its place a s...ection made which provided that a member who retained a book longer than the time allotted in the first article, should be deprived of the privilege of taking out any other book for the term of six months; also that the librarian should supply each fellow with a written copy of the rules respecting the loan and return of books.
In January, 1793 William Spooner succeeded Dr. Dexter as libra- rian, carrying all three titles as did his predecessor. He lived on Cambridge Street while Dexter's residence was on Milk Street, "opposite the Rope Walk, " so that it was necessary to transfer the books and cabinet from the late to the present librarian, this duty being placed on the library committee by a vote of the society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nathaniel W. Appleton, " as attested by Dr. Apple- ton in a notification to Dr. Rand. Apparently another list of the books in the library was made in 1791, and the rules governing the library were to be printed but the cost was found to be excessive probably because of the expense of the first volume; the next year it was voted to suspend the printing of the catalogues of the books in the library. Then the third article of the second section of the library laws was repealed and in its place a s...ection made which provided that a member who retained a book longer than the time allotted in the first article, should be deprived of the privilege of taking out any other book for the term of six months; also that the librarian should supply each fellow with a written copy of the rules respecting the loan and return of books.
In January, 1793 William Spooner succeeded Dr. Dexter as libra- rian, carrying all three titles as did his predecessor. He lived on Cambridge Street while Dexter's residence was on Milk Street, "opposite the Rope Walk, " so that it was necessary to transfer the books and cabinet from the late to the present librarian, this duty being placed on the library committee by a vote of the society.
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