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Seite 9 - Its literary department includes comprehensive intelligence as to books forthcoming and publishing movements, at home and abroad, gathered with the aid of representatives in other cities ; editorial discussions on book and trade subjects, as copyright...
Seite 23 - SECOND SERIES. — Institutions and Economics. — $4.00. I-II. Methods of Historical Study. By HB ADAMS. III. The Past and Present of Political Economy. By RT ELY. 35 cents. IV. Samuel Adams, the Man of the Town Meeting, By JAMES K. HOSMER. 35 cents. V-VI. Taxation in the United States. By HENRY CARTER ADAMS. 50 cents. VII.
Seite 9 - THE LITERARY NEWS. An Eclectic Review of Current Literature. Published monthly, and containing the freshest news concerning books and authors; lists of new publications ; reviews and critical comments; characteristic extracts; .sketches and anecdotes of authors; courses of reading; bibliographical references ; prominent topics of the magazi nes ; portraits of authors, and illustrations from the newest books, etc., etc.
Seite 9 - THE PUBLISHERS' WEEKLY. Established in 1872, with which was incorporated the American Literary Gazette and Publishers* Circular (established in 1852), by purchase from Mr. George W. Childs. Recognized as the representative of the publishing and bookselling interests in the United States. Contains full weekly record of American publications, with monthly indexes, etc. Subscription, $3.20 per annum, postpaid ; single nos., 10 cts., postpaid.
Seite 79 - Received with favor at the outset, it has gone on increasing in circulation and in influence, until its power is felt and acknowledged in the highest departments of intellectual activity, and its leadership is recognized in the great work of liberalizing and educating the popular mind. Making neither sensational appeals nor flaring announcements, we may now refer to its course in the past as a...
Seite 106 - The Library Journal was established in 1876 by the cooperative efforts of the leading librarians on both sides of the Atlantic. Its chief object is to be a practical help to the every-day administration of both large and small libraries, and to effect a saving by enabling library work to be done in the best way, at the lowest cost. The Journal especially meets the needs of the smaller libraries, offering them the costly experience and practical advice of the largest. In refraining from doing imperfectly...
Seite 23 - Town and County Government in the English Colonies of North America.
Seite 106 - WEEKLY, which now so thoroughly covers that ground, aimed more directly to meet the wants of readers and students. Its plan is to present each month a full survey of current literature, by means of brief reviews and notices, sketches of authors, lists of books of the month, etc. The reviews and book-notices are confined to the best books of the day, and are quoted only from recognized literary journals. Their selection...
Seite 11 - Principles and Law of Copyright with Especial Reference to Books, by RR BOWKER ; and a bibliography of literary property, being a catalogue of sixty pages of books and articles on the copyright question, compiled by Thorvald Solberg.
Seite 79 - ... among other Journals, presenting an epitome of all that best deserves attention in the world of thought and action. The greatest exponent of radicalism in England. Its Editors and Contributors have ever been noted as leaders of progress, and have formed a school of advanced thinkers, _ which may justly be cited as the most powerful factor of bnn in tFe British Empire and elsewhere.