The Federal Executive Departments as Sources of Information for Libraries (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781171653448)

The Federal Executive Departments as Sources of Information for Libraries, written by Edith Guerrier and originally published in 1919, serves as a guide to the vast array of information available from the executive departments of the United States federal government. This invaluable resource illuminates the role of these departments as key providers of data, publications, and insights relevant to a wide range of library patrons.

Guerrier meticulously details the structure and function of various departments, offering practical advice on how librarians can effectively access and utilize the information they provide. This guide is essential for understanding the landscape of government information and ensuring that libraries can serve as vital hubs for public knowledge and civic engagement. A must-read for librarians, historians, and anyone interested in the historical dissemination of government information.

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