Libraries And Founders of Libraries
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Thus, Mr. Noel told me that he has actually agreed to sell the Earl of Sunderland six . . printed books, now coming up the river, for fifty pounds per book, although my Lord [Oxford] gives no such prices!" On another occasion he registers his belief that the same bookseller, Noel, had been offered " two hundred guineas to let the Earl of Sunderland have the preference, before all others, as to the buying of his old books."* Lord Sunderland's library was kept in his town house, Description which... stood between Sackville Street and Burlington ^jj^ House, and with its gardens extended, in depth, from s^^riana Piccadilly to Glasshouse Street. The library occupied a continuous series of five lofty rooms, one hundred and fifty feet in length, and lighted by two ranges of windows, and had galleries throughout its whole extent. It appears to have contained, in 1722, about twenty thousand volumes, of which more than a third were folios. According to a * * Diwry of Humphrey Wamley [Librarian to Lord Oxford], Lansdowne MS., 771, ff.
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Thus, Mr. Noel told me that he has actually agreed to sell the Earl of Sunderland six . . printed books, now coming up the river, for fifty pounds per book, although my Lord [Oxford] gives no such prices!" On another occasion he registers his belief that the same bookseller, Noel, had been offered " two hundred guineas to let the Earl of Sunderland have the preference, before all others, as to the buying of his old books."* Lord Sunderland's library was kept in his town house, Description which... stood between Sackville Street and Burlington ^jj^ House, and with its gardens extended, in depth, from s^^riana Piccadilly to Glasshouse Street. The library occupied a continuous series of five lofty rooms, one hundred and fifty feet in length, and lighted by two ranges of windows, and had galleries throughout its whole extent. It appears to have contained, in 1722, about twenty thousand volumes, of which more than a third were folios. According to a * * Diwry of Humphrey Wamley [Librarian to Lord Oxford], Lansdowne MS., 771, ff.
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