Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Public Libraries in the United States of America, Vol. 1: Their History, Condition, and Management, Special Report
There has, however, been real progress, and although Our deficiencies are still exceedingly great, yet the enterprising Spirit in this dircetion which prevails in our schools is rapidly removing the reproach which has so long rested upon them, and is making their libraries more and more the fountains of original information in the various departments of theology, and so rendering it less essential for the earnest student to expend time and money in visits to the more thoroughly furnished libraries of Europe.
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