Librarianship and Legitimacy: The Ideology of the Public Library Inquiry

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Describes the history and significance of the Public Library Inquiry of the late 1940s, which sought "to study and document the conditions, achievements, and weaknesses of public libraries and librarianship."--p.4.

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