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"Copyright ... Boston public library employees benefit association."

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Pt. I comp. by J. M. Hubbard, with the assistance of A. M. Knapp. Pt. II, by J. F. Carret, based upon material prepared by Knapp. Each part has separate t.-p.

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Consists of 900 volumes, used "to strengthen the Artz collection, devoted to the acquisition of rare or early editions of American and English authors, and the Galatea collection, comprising works relating in any way to the history and progress of women. Some volumes ... have been placed in the general collection of the library."

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Issued in 13 parts, 1908-16. Temporary t.p. (dated 1908) and preface, issued with vol. I, pt. I, retained in binding.

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Superseded by Boston. Public Library. Weekly List, and Boston. Public Library. Bulletin [1908-23]

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With : A Supplement to the catalogue of the Free Public Library, Lynn, Mass.

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This study determined factors which influenced Canadian provincial (state) politicians when making funding decisions for public libraries. Using the case study methodology, Canadian provincial/state-level funding for public libraries in the 2009-2010 fiscal year was examined. The data were analyzed to determine whether Cialdini’s theory of influence and specifically any of the six tactics of influence (i.e., commitment and consistency, authority, liking, social proof, scarcity, and reciprocity) were instrumental in these budgetary decision-making processes. Findings show the principles of “authority,” “consistency and commitment,” and “liking” were relevant, and that “liking” was especially important to these decisions.