Medical Libraries An Address Delivered Before the New York Academy of Medicine
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I appeal to you, gentlemen, ' to answer, that if the diver- sified efforts in past years, by the medical men of New York, in establishing small and separate libraries, had been concen- trated upon one object, that of collecting and preserving a ON MEDICAL LIBR ABIES. IT single large reference medical library, the work would have been already accomplished ?
It is deemed unnecessary to apologize for the minutia of the details which we have given of the efforts of the medical profession in this ci...ty to secure for itself a medical library, for in these details are disclosed the history, and method, by which the profession lost its vantage ground in a movement which, in more than one sense of the word, is an element of professional growth, improvement, and renown. We gather from these details the fact that the lack of success of nearly every attempt lay in the want of persistent effort, and tlie absence of a per- manent home in which the organization could collect, preserve, and keep intact — free from the possibility of dispersion the small accessions that were made from time to time to their collections.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I appeal to you, gentlemen, ' to answer, that if the diver- sified efforts in past years, by the medical men of New York, in establishing small and separate libraries, had been concen- trated upon one object, that of collecting and preserving a ON MEDICAL LIBR ABIES. IT single large reference medical library, the work would have been already accomplished ?
It is deemed unnecessary to apologize for the minutia of the details which we have given of the efforts of the medical profession in this ci...ty to secure for itself a medical library, for in these details are disclosed the history, and method, by which the profession lost its vantage ground in a movement which, in more than one sense of the word, is an element of professional growth, improvement, and renown. We gather from these details the fact that the lack of success of nearly every attempt lay in the want of persistent effort, and tlie absence of a per- manent home in which the organization could collect, preserve, and keep intact — free from the possibility of dispersion the small accessions that were made from time to time to their collections.
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