...from Rome to Stockholm, and purchased in all, about fifty thousand additional volumes. It has been said, " the true university of these days is a collection of books." If so, the Astor Library, with its hundred thousand volumes, is one of the few universities in America....

...from Rome to Stockholm, and purchased in all, about fifty thousand additional volumes. It has been said, " the true university of these days is a collection of books." If so, the Astor Library, with its hundred thousand volumes, is one of the few universities in America....

...from Home to Stockholm, and purchased in all, about fifty thousand additional volumes. It has been said, " the true university of these days is a collection of books." . If so, the Astor Library, with its hundred thousand volumes, is one of the few universities in America....

...true value than in this. Their educational value is becoming appreciated more and more. Carlyle well said, ' 'The true university of these days, is a collection of books." The public library is open to all. The burning of the Alexandrian library has been called ' 'The paralysis...

...present in the infancy of the science of properly utilizing the treasures to be found in books. Carlyle said " the true university of these days is a collection of books," but there is no university I know of which requires more and better professors. Nothing is more helpless...

...SMALL LIRRARIES. ' The library ranks second only to the school as an educational institution. Carlyle said, "The true university of these days is a collection of books." The moral and educational value of a library is hard to estimate but depends largely upon the kind...

...ideal, with a full collection of books well housed, the university may fail of its purpose. Carlyle said "the true university of these days is a collection of books," but this dictum is true only for the trained scholar, like Carlyle, who knows how to make use of them....

...cost. A literary masterpiece every month and 12 numbers of THE CHURCH ECLECTIC as issued monthly. Years ago a wise man who knew from personal experience what...these days Is a collection of books." We are to-day publ1shing the books Carlyle had in mind. "-e of the many students who regularly buy our books wrote...

...ECLECTIC u issued monthly. Years ago a wlse man who knew from personal experience what unlversities and books can do. said : "The true university of these...is a collection of books." We are to-day publishing tie books Carlyle had in mind. One of the many students who regularly buy our books wrote us recently:...

...search of education as a garden of flowers draws the bees. Carlyle indeed went even further when he said "the true university of these days is a collection of books." Such a library as this is not only a pillar of support to learning but it is a university in itself....