Begun in 1969 as cart service to cells, this library has grown to encompass a new facility with both a legal collection and a general library.
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He gifted all his notes, inscriptions, coins, manuscripts and other research material to the Royal Asiatic Society, the British Museum and the Bombay Native General Library.
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Brown forwarded a copy of the list to a friend at Emory University, who placed it in the Leo Frank file in the general library's special collections.
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But it definitely deserves a visit, at least to check out the " General Library, " with its thousands of articles on various diseases and health conditions.
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Alongside regular exhibits, the museum houses a library of books relating to cannabis use and culture, many of them unavailable in more general libraries around the country.
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"These prices have been a complete disaster, " said Ken Frazier, director of the general library system at the University of Wisconsin and chairman of Sparc's steering committee.
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Purdy was the motivation for the General Library on campus, which served as a library of the Detroit Normal Training School, a forerunner of the College of Education.
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The system comprises eighteen specialized and general libraries, with holdings totaling more than 4, 000, 000 items, access to which may be achieved through the university s online catalog.
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In the Biblioth�que nationale particularly notable books were first separated from the general library in 1795, and the foundations of the later R�serve ( Rare Books collections ) was established.
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Stephen Spurr, president of the Austin campus during the early 1970s, made it one of his priorities to regularize the center's budget and put it under the management of General Libraries.
