Proceedings 1
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The question, primarily, is not one of own- ership but of publication. Some societies have far greater resources than others and it is to be hoped that the tribe of private collectors will never decrease. The cause of history cannot spare such men as Dr. Draper, Mr. Burton, or Mr. Ayer, who have combined in their persons the whole range of society functions and have given time and money so freely to the collection and arrangement of historical material. May I suggest that one of the ways in whi...ch societies and individuals may cooperate is in the sifting of original material, the determination of the locality to which it is most closely related and the en- couragement of publication within this territory!
Another important work is the collection of docu- ments. Dealers are bringing constantiy to the attention of societies and collectors many documents and books which are often without their own particular fields but which may be of great interest and value to a neigh- boring society or State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The question, primarily, is not one of own- ership but of publication. Some societies have far greater resources than others and it is to be hoped that the tribe of private collectors will never decrease. The cause of history cannot spare such men as Dr. Draper, Mr. Burton, or Mr. Ayer, who have combined in their persons the whole range of society functions and have given time and money so freely to the collection and arrangement of historical material. May I suggest that one of the ways in whi...ch societies and individuals may cooperate is in the sifting of original material, the determination of the locality to which it is most closely related and the en- couragement of publication within this territory!
Another important work is the collection of docu- ments. Dealers are bringing constantiy to the attention of societies and collectors many documents and books which are often without their own particular fields but which may be of great interest and value to a neigh- boring society or State.
What to read after Proceedings 1?
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