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COMMENTS ON THE EVIDENCE OF ANTONIO PANIZZI ESQUIRE BEFORE THE SELECT.
Corney, Bolton
An edited transcript of Panizzi's testimony concerning the removal of the natural history collection along with three other collections from the British Museum, to make space for a growing number of books which the Museum was acquiring. Bolton Corney had added his highly critical notes of Panizzi's testimony, which illuminate the stiff opposition, which was shared by many Englishmen at that time to Panizzi's tenure as principal librarian and leader of the Museum.
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> AUTHOURSHIP AND LITERARY CRITICISM, NINETEENTH CENTURY
> UNITED KINGDOM
> LIBRARY HISTORY
> BRITISH MUSEUM
> PANIZZI, ANTONIO
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> from the reference library of Dan DeSimone
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> Shelley, Henry C., THE BRITISH MUSEUM: ITS HISTORY AND TREASURES.
> Scholderer, Victor, REMINISCENCES
> Scholderer, Victor, REMINISCENCES
> Spevack, Marvin (Editor)., ISAAC D'ISRAELI ON BOOKS: PRE-VICTORIAN ESSAYS ON THE HISTORY OF LITERATURE
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THE CAMBRIDGE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE.
by Bateson, F.W. (editor)
Complete set of this edition of the CBEL including the Supplement A.D. 600-1900 that was issued in 1957. The newer edition is partially out of print and leaves some information out that is present in this edition.
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