Some Account Of Itinerating Libraries And Their Founder (1856)

Focusing on the historical significance of itinerating libraries, this work by Samuel Brown delves into their development in the 19th century and highlights the life and contributions of their founder. It serves as an informative resource for those interested in library history and its impact on education and culture during that era. Written in a clear style, the book exemplifies historical writing from its time and is a valuable addition to the understanding of literary accessibility in the past.