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The educational value of free access to books cannot be -overstated. Numerous illustrations could be given of the influence that the more liberal policy of recent years has had on our undergraduates in the Literary Department, but pos- sibly the following extract from a letter by a prominent ed- ucator will serve, as one concrete illustration of what the Library did for one average student. He is writing about one of several sons whom he had sent to the University of Michigan. "This young man h...ad no great intellectual am- bition, but had gone to the University largely, I think, be- cause I wished him to go. His work in his studies was of passing grade, but I could discover no development of genuine enthusiasm. I doubt whether (and the fault is en- tirely his) the regular studies in the University were pursued far enough to make a very great impression upon this young man's intellectual character. On the other hand, the reading that he carried on, largely suggested by the books that were prominently displayed or invitingly cataloged in the library, has given him a broader outlook upon life and a genuine sympathy with what is fine in contemporary literature.
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The educational value of free access to books cannot be -overstated. Numerous illustrations could be given of the influence that the more liberal policy of recent years has had on our undergraduates in the Literary Department, but pos- sibly the following extract from a letter by a prominent ed- ucator will serve, as one concrete illustration of what the Library did for one average student. He is writing about one of several sons whom he had sent to the University of Michigan. "This young man h...ad no great intellectual am- bition, but had gone to the University largely, I think, be- cause I wished him to go. His work in his studies was of passing grade, but I could discover no development of genuine enthusiasm. I doubt whether (and the fault is en- tirely his) the regular studies in the University were pursued far enough to make a very great impression upon this young man's intellectual character. On the other hand, the reading that he carried on, largely suggested by the books that were prominently displayed or invitingly cataloged in the library, has given him a broader outlook upon life and a genuine sympathy with what is fine in contemporary literature.
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