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students ; the "turns" we venture to think are too many, and too close together. Many of the students may be seen on occasion of the various visits taking diligent notes, which will serve in some measure to prevent complete intellectual indigestion. It is rather significant that sometimes {e.g. in 1895) when prizes are offered for the best sets of notes, the examiners find no one worthy to receive the second prize. We would venture to suggest the abridgment of the programme by cutting out visits to printers and bookbinders, whose work can be seen in any large town by the students individually. |
SUMMER SCHOOL OF THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Fifth Session, 1897
examination
Friday, 4th June at 11 a.m., at 20 Hanover Square.
Only ten questions are to be attempted, which must include those marked with an asterisk (*).
Only two questions in each class are to be attempted.
2. By what poet has the general spirit of the Victorian era been most accurately reproduced?
B. *1. Name six books with which you are acquainted that contain lists of authorities or select bibliographies to the subjects of the sections or chapters.
2. Give as full a list of concordances to the works of English poets as you can.
