A List Of Subscribers, And Catalogue Of Books, Belonging To The Subscription Library At Stamford

This volume offers a glimpse into the literary tastes and reading habits of 18th-century Stamford through a detailed "List Of Subscribers, And Catalogue Of Books, Belonging To The Subscription Library At Stamford." It provides a valuable record of the library's holdings, reflecting the intellectual and cultural interests of its members. For researchers of library history, social history, and book collecting, this catalogue offers primary source material that sheds light on the dissemination of knowledge and the role of libraries in shaping communities during this period.

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