How to Catalogue a Library
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The entries are such as these : An Account of Several Workhouses for Employing and Maintaining the Poor. London, 1725. 4.
How to Treat a Title- Page. 139 An Account of the Constitution and Security of the General Bank of Credit. London, 1683. 4. An Exact Account of Two Real Dreams which happened to the Same Person. London, 1725. 8'. An Impartial Account of the Prophets, in a Letter to a Friend. Edin- burgh. 4.
An Account of the Proceedings in Order to the Discovery of the Longi- tude. London, 1...765. 4. It seems to me, that these works could be entered far more conveniently under the headings respectively of 'Workhouses, ' ' Banks, ' ' Dreams, ' ' Prophets, ' and ' Longitude. ' Now, to take only the last case, the book upon the longitude, it should be considered that probably a reader would only be directed to that book through one of two channels. In the first place, he might desire, by means of the Catalogue, to have an opportunity of ex- amining all the publications that have appeared on the subject of the longitude ; and if he do not find these publications collected under the heading ' Longitude, ' 140 How to Catalogue a Library.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The entries are such as these : An Account of Several Workhouses for Employing and Maintaining the Poor. London, 1725. 4.
How to Treat a Title- Page. 139 An Account of the Constitution and Security of the General Bank of Credit. London, 1683. 4. An Exact Account of Two Real Dreams which happened to the Same Person. London, 1725. 8'. An Impartial Account of the Prophets, in a Letter to a Friend. Edin- burgh. 4.
An Account of the Proceedings in Order to the Discovery of the Longi- tude. London, 1...765. 4. It seems to me, that these works could be entered far more conveniently under the headings respectively of 'Workhouses, ' ' Banks, ' ' Dreams, ' ' Prophets, ' and ' Longitude. ' Now, to take only the last case, the book upon the longitude, it should be considered that probably a reader would only be directed to that book through one of two channels. In the first place, he might desire, by means of the Catalogue, to have an opportunity of ex- amining all the publications that have appeared on the subject of the longitude ; and if he do not find these publications collected under the heading ' Longitude, ' 140 How to Catalogue a Library.
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