...Library, or Sion College, in London. You know their methods, which are approved, but do not imitate them. You let your books be taken at pleasure, to men's...maps to adorn their walls. Such things are not good. If you want room for modern books, it is easy to remove the less useful into a more remote place, but...

...You want seats to sit and read, and chains to your valuable books, like our Bodleian Library, or Sion College, in London. You let your books be taken at...tear out pictures and maps to adorn their walls." Hollis not only gave, himself, but induced others to give. But he complains of a hindrance that has...

...their methods, wch are approved, but do not imitate them, you let your books be taken at pleasure home to Men's houses, and many are lost ; your (boyish) students take them to their chambers, and teare out pictures & maps to adorne their Walls, such things are not good ; if you want roome for modern...

...their methods, wch are approved, but do not imitate them, you let your books be taken at pleasure home to Men's houses, and many are lost ; your (boyish) students take them to their chambers, and teare out pictures & maps to adorne their Walls, such things are not good; if you want roome for modern...

...Harvard College library, sent to the authorities at Cambridge In 1735: "You want seats to sit and read in and chains to your valuable books like our Bodleian...tear out pictures and maps to adorn their walls." Gibbon in his autobiography has commented upon the sloth of 18th century Oxford and its absolute indifference...

...chains to your valuable books like our Bodleian library or Zion College in London. You let your hooka be taken at pleasure to men's houses and many are...tear out pictures and maps to adorn their walls." Gibbon in his autobiography has commented upon the sloth of 18th century Oxford and its absolute indifference...

...methods, wch are approved, but do not imitate them, you let your books be taken at pleasure home to Mens houses, and many are lost, your (boyish) Students take them to their chambers, and teare out pictures & maps to adorne their Walls, such things are not good; if you want roome for modern...

...sent from a Bodleian to Harvard, advising that they do likewise? To the advice was added the comment "You let your books be taken at pleasure to men's...tear out pictures and maps to adorn their walls." That books were taken notwithstanding the chains Is indicated by one manuscript which bears the foreword:...

...wch are approved, but you do not imitate them, you let your books be taken at pleasure home to Mens houses, and many are lost, your (boyish) Students, take them to their chambers, and teare out pictures & Maps to adorne the Walls. such things are not good; if you want roome for modern...

...Harvard College library, sent to the authorities at Cambridge in 1735: "You want seats to sit and read in and chains to your valuable books like our Bodleian...tear out pictures and maps to adorn their walls." Gibbon in his autobiography has commented upon the sloth of 18th century Oxford and its absolute indifference...