Catalogue Of The Principal Works In Circulation At Days Library, December, 1883. [2 File Copies, Interleaved, The 1st With Ms. Additions] (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781247872155)

A fascinating glimpse into the literary tastes of Victorian England, the "Catalogue Of The Principal Works In Circulation At Days Library, December, 1883" offers a detailed listing of books available to rent from one of London's prominent circulating libraries. This catalogue provides valuable insight into popular reading materials and trends of the late 19th century.

This edition includes two file copies, one of which features manuscript additions, enhancing its historical significance and offering a unique, annotated record of the library's holdings. Researchers and book collectors will appreciate this resource for its insights into the publishing industry, reading habits, and cultural landscape of the era. A valuable primary source for understanding Victorian society and the role of libraries in shaping public taste.

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