Catalogue of the Lenox Library: July, 1887 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781147430219)

A meticulous record of the holdings of the Lenox Library as of July 1887, this catalogue offers a detailed glimpse into a significant collection of rare books and manuscripts. Founded by philanthropist James Lenox, the library was a treasure trove of literary and historical artifacts. This catalogue provides scholars and bibliophiles with an invaluable resource, indexing a wide range of subjects and authors. It serves as a historical snapshot of the library's contents during its late 19th-century heyday. Explore the breadth of knowledge preserved within the 'Catalogue of the Lenox Library, ' and appreciate the dedication to scholarship and preservation that defined this institution.

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