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CONTENTS

  1. CHAPTER I
  2. PAGE
  3. THE EARLY LIBRARIES—SITES—ALCOVE AND STACK METHODS OF STORING BOOKS—ARRANGEMENT OF THE ROOMS—PLAN, ELEVATION, AND FACADE—DECORATION DANGER OF FIRE, AND THE NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS FLOORING
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    		1–25
  4. CHAPTER II
  5. NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING—HEATING AND VENTILATION
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    		26–38
  6. CHAPTER III
  7. METHODS OF SHELVING BOOKS—DR. POOLE'S PLAN FOR A LARGE LIBRARY—STORAGE CAPACITY OF A ROOM—CONSTRUCTION OF BOOKCASES IN WOOD AND METAL— BRITISH MUSEUM SLIDING BOOKCASE SHELVING FOR FOLIOS—VIRGO'S BOOKCASE
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    		39–72

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