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APPENDICES

. Appendix A:

Append i x B:

Appendi x C:

Al'pendix D:

Appendi x E:

Append i x F:

Appendix G:

Appendix H:

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APPENDICES

Libr a r y Provi s i on in Endowed Gr ammar Schoo l s inEngland, 1868 e .

Sevent eenth Century Gr ammar School LibraryCollections.

Fic tion i n Australi an Pr i mar y School Libr aries int he Ear l y Twentieth. Centur y .

Libr ari e s in New South Wales Sta t e Pr imary Schpols,1909-1915 .

Survey of Independent Secondary Schools inQueensland , 1978.

Visit s t o School . Librarie s and Related Ins titutiOns,197 8-1981.

A Collection of Phot ographs of American High Schoo lLibrarie s Showing the Typ i cal Use of Wall Shelvingand Centr a l Seating, 1931.

Books Borrowed From House Libraries in an Engl i shPub l ic School , c. 1905.

698

APPENDIX A:

LIBRARY PROVISTON IN ENDOWED GRAMMAR

SCHOOLS IN ENGLAND, 1868

699

APPENDI X A:

LI BRARY PROVI SION IN ENDOWED GRAMMAR

SCHOOLS IN ENGLAND, 1868

COmpi led from f i gu r e s given i n the Taunt on Report: ENGLAND.Schoo ls I nqui r y commiss ion , Report ·o f t he COmmiss ione r s , (21 Vols ,London, 1868).

A. CLASSICAL SCHOOLS

LIBRARIES

Open to Open t o Open to Open t o No NoCOUNTY a l l select board- s ub - libr ary answer

group ers ~ :::: riben toe. g . ques -t op t i onfo rm

City o f London 5 1 2

Middl esex (pa r t) :} 1 1 4 L

Surre y (pa r t) 2 3

Kent (part ) 1 1.

Kent 8 2

Surrey 1 2

Sussex 1 1 1

Hampshire 1 2..

Berkshi r e 3 1

Middle sex 1

Hert f ordshire 2 1 1 1 1

Buc ki nghamshi r e 2

Oxfo r ds hi r e 3

Northampton 1 1 1

Huntingdon (10 cl as s , cal s ChOn

lS )

700

.Bedfordshire 1

Cambridgeshire 1 2

Es sex 3 1 2

Suffo l k 2 1 1 1

Nor f ol k 1 2

Wiltshire 1 1

Dorset 3 1

Somerset 3 1 2 1

Devon 7 1 1

Cor nwal l 1

Glouceste r shi re 6 1

Hereford 1 1

Salop 1 1 3 1

Staffordshire 3 2 2 1

Worcester 1 1 2 1.

Wa rwickshi re 1 2 5

Leice ster 1 1 2

Rutland 2

Lincolnshi:re 3 3 2 1 . 1

Notti ngham 2 1

Der byshi r e . 2 1 1

Che shire 2 1 1 1

Lancashire 4 1 6 1

Yorkshire

West Riding 6 2 4 2

Ci t y s EastRidi ng 1 2 1

North Riding 2 2

701

Durham 1

Northumberland 2 1

Cumberland 2 1

Westmorland 2 1

TOTALS 92 9 20 26 55 17

B. SEMI -CLASSICAL SCHOOLS

LIBRARIES

COUNTY Open t o Open t o Open to Ope n t o No Noa ll s elect board- s ub - librar answe r

group e r s s cribe n toque s -tion

Kent 1 1

Sur rey 2

Sussex 1 1

Hampshire 3

Ber ksh i r e 2

Middle s ex (No Semi - Clas sical Schools)

Hertf ordshire 2

Buckingharnshire 1 1

Oxfordshire 1 2 1

Northa mpton 4 1 1

Huntingdon 1 ' -1 1

Bedfordshire 1

Cambridge shire 1

Es sex 1 4

702

Suf fo l k 1 2 1 2

Norfolk 2 1 3

Niltsh i re 1

Do r s e t (No Serni-Clas sical Schools )

Somerset 1 1

Devon 4 1

Cornwall 1 1 1

Gl ouceste r sh i re 1 3

Here for d 1

Sal op 1 1 2

Staffor ds hi r e 1 2 1 1

Norcester 1 1 3

Warwickshire ,3

Leicester 2

Rutland (No Semi -Classical Schools )

Lincolnshire 3 1 3 3

Nott ingham. 1 ·

Der bysh i re I ' 1 2

Cheshire 1 1 1 7

Lancashi r e 8 1 8 3

Yorkshire

West Riding 6 . 8 5

City & EastRiding 1 1

Nor th Riding 2 5

Durham 2 2

Northumberland 2

70 3

"

Cumberland 1 2 1

We s tmo r l and ' 2 3

TOTAlS 38 2 6 13 73 38, ..

C. NON-'CLASSICAL AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

LIBRARIES

COUNTY Open t o Open to Qpe n t o Qpen t o No Noall select bo ard- sub- l ibrary answer

group ers scribers toques -tion

Kent 2 2

Surrey 1 1

Sussex 2 3 2

, Hampshire 2 3 2

, Ber kshi r e 1 1

Middlesex 3 1

Her tfor dshi r e '2 3

Bucki nghamshi r e 1

Oxf or dshi r e 3 3

Nor thampton 1 7

Huntingdom 1

Bedfordshire 2

Cambridgeshire 1

Essex 1 1 2

Suffol k 1 5 4

Norfolk 2 1 1 6

. 70 4

.Wiltshir e 1 2 1

Dorset 2 2

Somerset 1

Devon , 1..

Cornwall 1 .. 3

Glouces tershi re 3 2

Hereford 3 4

Sal op 1 1

Staffordshire 2 5 4

Worceater 2 1 1 2

Warwickshire 1 1 2 1

Leicester 1 1 2 2

Rut land (No Non-Classical Schools)

Lincolnshire 4 1 3 2

Nottingham 1 3.

Derbyshire 1 1 1 6

Cheshi r e 3 2 4

lancashi re 10 11 19

Yorkshi r e .

Wes t Riding . 5 1 1 4 23

City & Eas t ·Ridi ng 1 2 1 1

North Riding 4 1 10

Durham 2 1 2

Northumberland 1 4

Cumberl and 2 2 3 13

Westnorland 5 4 1 8 13

TOTALS 57 8 2 11 79 160

705

APPENDIX B :

SEVENTEENTH CENTURY GRAMMAR SCHOOL LIBRARY COLLEC'£IONS

706

APPENDIX B: .

SEVENTEENTH CENTURY GRlW.MAR SCHOOL LIBRARY COLLECTIONS

In this Table four seventeenth century English grammar school

library collections are compared with the list of books suggested by

Charles Hoole in 1660 for inclusion in school libraries. In the

first column are listed the "subsidiary books" which were to "be

laid up in the Schoole-Library", using the rather vague biblio-

graphic details given in Hoole's A New Discovery of the Old Art of

Teaching Schoole .•• • In the second column, the works mentioned by

Hoole are listed with further bibliographic details, as they were

identified by E.T. Campagnac in his 1913 edition of Hoole's A NewI

Discovery . .•• In columns three to six these works are noted when

they are found in. any of the four grammar school library collections-

Hawkshead, Heskin, St. Albans, and Bristol - with the bibliographic

details as given in th~ appropriate school library catalogue. At the

end of the comparative Table, all the other books (that is, works not

specifically r ecommended by Hoole), in each of these four catalogues,

are listed.

The following sources were used in con~iling the Table:

Charles Hoole, A New Discovery of the Old Art of Teaching Schoole ••. ,(London, 1660).

Charles Hoole, A New Discovery ofin four small treatis es ••••by E.T. Campagnac. (London,

the Old ArtEdited with1913) •

of Teaching Schoole,bibliographical index

Bristol Grammar School, "A Catalogue of the Books belonging to theGrammar School in the Bartholowews, taken Sep t ember 23rd,1725, by A.S. Ca t co t t , LL.B., then master of the said s chaa l " ,in Walter Adam Sampson, A History of the Bristol Grammar~hool, (Bristol, 1912), pp.108-112 . A note at the e nd of thecatalogue reads "This catalogue is very similar to those madein 1658 and 1687 by Mr. Stephens. the· master of that time ."

707

Richard Copley Chris tie, The Ol d Church a nd School Librarie s ofLancashire, (Ma nches t er, 1885). For the catalogue s of Hawks­head Grammar School (pp.146-162) a nd Hepkin Grammar School (pp.172-175. .

St. Al bans School , "A note of all t he · Book e s in the Schole LibraryViewed baMr. Ralph Pol l a rd and Mr . Thomas Cowly, Gove r nors ,Octob . 2 - 1665 " , in St. Albans Sc hool, Cat a logue o f the OldLibrary of St • .Albans Sc hool , xe rox, in the Bodle i an r.ibrary(2590c St. Al bans 1.1), This volume incl ude s cat alogues for15 87-89, 15 89-90, 1597-98, 1598-99, 1624-26, 1661-63, 1665,1682, 1754 .

Books l i sted byCha r les Hoole i n16 60 fo r i nclus ionin the school

. .l ibrary

Mr. Br i nsley'spo s i ng o f theAccident s

The Animadversionsupon Lilie s Grammar

Stockwood ' sd i sputa tions

Mr. Pooles E~glish

Accident s

Hermes Anglo­Latinus '

Phalerii Supplementaad Gr ammaticum

Books lis t ed byHoole as identifiedby E.T . Campagna c

John Brins l ey theElde r ' (Flo 1 663)The ' pos i nq o f thepart s . (London,mar.Animadver s ions uponLily ' s Gr ammar , o rLily 'ac anned , Anextract of gr amma t ­i cal probl ems ,gathered out o f thei nquiries • • •af the.'.. granunarians •(London, 16 25).

John Stockwood (d .1610) ' Disputatiuu­c ul arum grammat~c­

eLi.um libellus .(London, lS98).

J oshua Poole (Fl.1640) - The En~1 ish

accide nce . {London ,1655) .

George Herbert(1593-1 6 33) HermesAnglo-Lati nns: ord l.rectl.ons for vo unqLatl.nl.sts t o speakLat~n pure l~ .

(London, 16 9) .

1679 Catal og ue ofHawks head GrammarSchool Libr ary

1624 Catalogue ofHe s k i n Gr ammarSchoo l Library

16 82 Catalogue , St.Alban's SchoolLibr a r y

17 25 Catalogue ,Bris t ol GrammarSchool Libr ary[16 87J

~

acc

Mr . Bi rds new J ohn Bird, school-Grammar master i n Glouc e ster.

Gr ounds o f fI ,at.in 1qrammer r S 1 C pennedanc pub : ~ s e d byJ .B . (Oxf ord , 1639 )--

Mr . Shirleyes new J ame s Shirley (1596-Grammar 1 666) Rudiment's' of

grammar • (London ,. 16 56 ) .

Mr . Burle ye s new Edwa r d BurIes .Grammar Gr ammati ca Burles a ;

or , a new Eng I 1shgranunar ma de ' pla1nand 'e a s y fo r t e acherand- scholar , - & 0 .(London , 16 52 ) .

Mr. Hawki ns new J ohn Hawk i ns (F loGr ammar 1635) A brief intra,..

duetien to'syntax . •.col lect -ed'. '.-.out o fNehr1'ssa .• . w.l.th c on -cordance supp l1ed byJlohn) H [awk1nS~,&c. (London , I 31).

Mr. Gr~gories new Francis GregoryGrammar 11625-U07) . l? ]

Mr. Haynes new Thomas Hayne (1582-Grammar 1 64 5 ) . Grammatic es

Latinae compendl. um.(London , 1 640 ) •

~

oco

Mr . Danes newGrammar

Mr. Farnabies newGrammar

Authores GramrnaticaeAntiqui

Di spa ut e r i us

Linacer

Me1ancthon

J ohn Dane s . Para1i­pomena orthogra phiae ,etymo1og i ae ,p rosod1ae , una cumscho 111S ad canone sde genere sUb s t an- ,t1vorum, de aoornaIi s ,&c. (London , 1638).

Thomas Fa r naby(c . 1575-1647 )Systerna grarnrnaticum.(London , 1641) .

Joannes Di s paute r ius(o r Despauteri us } (d .1520) GrammaticaJ " Despauteru. •(Lyons , 1 5 281 )

Thomas Linacer (o rLinacre) (c . 1460­15 24) Progyrnrta srnata1rammati ces vu1gar1a.

London , 1525?).Wr itten in Eng lish ;afterwards trans­l a t ed i nto Latin byRobert Buchanan.

Philipp Melanchthon(1 497 - 1560 ) El ementaLa t i nae grammat1ces .([Cologne] , 1526) .

Contextus Un i ve r s aGrammatices prPe l isoniem

Farnah i i Gr aroat i caLa t .

........o

Valerius

Alvar ez

Rhemus

SUlpi t ius

Vossius

Corne l i us Vale r ius(Korne lius Wout e r s)(1 51 2-157 B)Grarnmat i corum~nstltut~onurn l ibriJ.V • . '. Recogn~t~ ,e t·mult~s • • •annotat~on­J.bus auct.l. .(LOuva.l.n , 1560 ) .

Emmanuel Al varez . (orA1varus ) ( 1 5 26 ~15B3)

Proe:od ia , siveI nst1.tutJ.onuml.l.nguae' Lat n. nae(London? , 1632) andDe institutione1rammat J.ca . . . •Be~gamo , 1642) .

Quintus RemmiusPa1aemon (Fl . fi r stcentury)- ArsGramrnat ica:- (Han­over , 1605 ) .Authorship i n doubt .

Gi ovanni SUlpicius(or Su1pizio) (15thce ntury) De art eqrarnmatica opuscu1umcompendJ.osum.(Pe r ugJ.a, 1 475 ) .

Gerhardt J ohannVossius (1 577-1649)De arte qrammatiea

CAmsterdam ,1635) .

Vossius de ArteGr ammatica , in 2tomes . 4to .

,

Ele ment a Wil l iam Dug ardRhetorice s , l ately (1606 - 1662)pr i n t e d b y Mr . Rhe torices e l e me nt a ,Dugard quaest 1.onl.bus e t

re s ponsl.oni buse xp ll.c a t a . . . . (Lon-don , 16 73} .

Mr . Butler Char les Butl er (d.1647) Rhetor i c ael ibri - duo . quorumpr-ao r de t r o p1S e tf l.gu r l.s , poste r10 rde voce e t gestup xaec i.p a.ti r . a.n U SUIns c ho iarum. .. .(London, 1629 ) . .Al so The Engl i s hGrammar , o r t hel.n stl.t ut l.o n o flet t e r s , s y l lable sand wor dS l n t heEng b .sh t o njue.(Oxford , 16 3}.

Eng l i s h Rhe t orick

Mr. Fa rnabie s Index Thoma s Farnaby (c .Rhe t o r icus 1575-1647) I ndex

rhetoricus sc ho l i se t institutl.onit e ne r i o r is aet atisaccomodat us . CUI.ad ] l.c l.unt ur f ormulaeo r a t o r 1a e . (London,1633) . Or I nde xr hetoricu s rr--o r a tor l.CUS c um f o rm-U 1.15 oratorl.l.S e tI nd l. Ce poet1co.(London , 1646), are-i s sue of Indexrheto r icus scho l~s .

Susenbrotus

Mr. Horn e sCompendiumRhe torice s

Vos s i us· sPartitionesOrator i.:e

Oratorextemporaneus

Te smariexercitat ionesRhetoric.:e

Nic . Caus s inus .Pa i o t dee 1equent i.1

Johannes SusenbrotusEpitome t r oporum acschemat um etgrammaticorum e tr he t orum . (Zur Lch ,I1540:?] , London ,16 21 ) .

Thomas Horne (1610­1654) - Rhetoric aecompend1um Lat 1no­An~1 1Ce:. (London ,16 1).

Berhardt J ohannvossius (1577- 1649 )Rhetoricescon­tractae , s J.vepart1.tJ.onumorator1arum • . •.(Oxf or d, 1631 ) .

Michael Rada u .Orator extemooraneus ,seu art1s orator1aebreviarum bipa r t itum.Cujus pr J.or pa rspraecep t a cont1netgene r a11a, po s ter 10 ri{rax1n ostendlt .

London, 1657 ) .

Johannes Tesmarus t heElde r . Exerci t a ­tionum r hetor1carum.(Ams t e r dam, 1657 ) .

Nicholas Caus s i n(15 83 - 16 51) Dee10que n t i a sacra ethumana ... . (Par1S ,16 30) .

Susen BrotusF.igu r e s •

Janua LatinceLd.nquee

Ride r ' s LatineDi c t i onar y

Beckman deOrigini bus Latinaelingucc

Ausonius Popma

Laur ent ius Valla

This could r efer t oJohannes Comenius(159 2-1671 ) Janual ingua r um reserata.(Ll.s sa , 163 1) .

J ohn Rider or Ryde r(1 56 2- 16 3 2) Bib 1io­thec a scho la st~ca :

a doUble d l.c t l.ona r y .Penned fo r a ll' thosethat woul d havewl.t h l.n short s pacethe use of ~Latin

ton§,ue . (Oxfor d ,158 1.

Christianus Becroanus(1580-164 8) DeOriqinibus La-rinaell.nguae . (1613) .

Ausonius Popma(1 563?-1613 ) Frag- 'menta hist o r icorumveterum Lat1no r um,ab A. Popma coll­ecta , emendata e tscholB .s 1I lustr a t a.(Amsterdam, 1620) .

La urentius (o rLorenzo ) Val la(c. 1 406-1457) Dee lega nt iis Latinae11nyuae . (Rome ,147 ) .

An old Ri der lsDi x i onary i n ' 4t o .

Laureritii va l laeEl~gantiae

De originibusli~gu~ Latinre

Laur entius Vi l la ,de elegant .

..,

.......

Cornelius Eronto Ausonius l'opma(1563?-16 13) Dedifferentiisverborum l~bri

quat.uor ; ' et de usuant~quae locution~s

l~br1. du o . .. . (c.Fronton~s de voc umd~fferent~~ s

h .bellust.(G1.e s s e n, 1 618 ) .

Varro d e lingua MarClls Te r e nti u s Terentiu s Donat: Te r e ntius Var r oLatina Varro (116 -27 BC) l?J

De lingua La ti Lna ,(Rome, 1 47 1, Lyons,1563 ) .

"a l itt l e John Witha1s : ADict i onary Engl i s h Short dictionary ina nd Lati nae in Lat1.n and Eng l 1.shOctovo" . . . . (London , 1586 )•--

Mr. Walke r s Book William Walkerof Particles (1623- 1684) Treatise

o f English pa r tLc l e s.(London , 1663) .

Mr. Wi l lis Thomas Wil l is ( 1 5 82-Anglicismes l 6 60? )' PhraseolgiaLatini zed Ang lo- Latlna

[Angllclsms Lati n-Laed] , (London,1655) .

Mr . Cler ks John Clarke.Phraseologia Phraseologia pueril-Pueri l i s ,s Anglo-Latl.na.

(London , 1 6 38 ) •.

Tur sel inus

Doctor HawkinsPart i cul aeLatrLnee orati on i s

Mr. ClerksEpi stol~graphia

Erasmus deconseribend i sEpi stolis

Buchl e r iThe sauruscon scr ibendarumEpis t olarum

vecepesus deconscribendisEpi stolis

Ho r a t ius Turse l inus(15 49 - 1599 ) Depar ticulis i atinaeo xe t.LcnLs , (Rome ,1598 ) .

J ohn Hawkins (Pl .16 35)' ParticulaeLa t inae oration i s ,col1ectae ,dJ.'s~oS J.tae, e tcon abulat1.onJ.busdJ.gestae , &c .(Lond on , 16 35) .

De s i derius Erasmus(14 66 -16 36) Deconscr i bendisepJ.stolJ.s .(camErJ.~ge , 1521) .

Johannes Buchler(l7 th c en tury)Thesaurusconscr J.bendar ume p1.sto larum exvarJ.J.s opt1.IDJ.squeaucto'r1.busdesumptus praecep t i sgU1.dern pa ucl.scomprehensus • • • •(An t we rp , 1653 ) .

Simon Verepaeus (d .1 59 8) De e pisto11i sLat ine co nsr1.bend 1. sl1.b r J. v ., denuo . • •1.l I us t rate e t . -. •1Est r emum auc t1..

London , 1592).

TulliesEpistles

Pliny - Epistles

Seneca - Ep i s t l e s

Tullies Epistles Tulli his familiarEpistole s

Epi s tolaequeedam ciceroniss ·Pl i ni i s 3 alii.tractatus ..Manutius inCiceronis Epis. 2voL

Erasmus - Epis t les

Lipsius - Epistles

Manutius - Epistles

Ascham - Epistles

possibly JustusLipsius [Joest Lips](1547-1606) J .L .Epistolarum seIeCt­arum cent ur 1a pr 1ma .(Antwerp, 15 86) orJ.L. Epistolar ums e1ectarum cent uriaeVIII . (Geneva ,rr:J9") •

Paulus Manutius(1512-1 574 ) P.Manuti i Epis t OTae ,e t Praefat10ne s quaed1cuntur. (Ven 1c e ,1558) . EpistolarumP . Manutt11 •..•(London, 1591 ).

Roger Ascham (1515­1 56 B)

.

Ascham's Epistles

jeer-teeErasroiEpisto

•

Ecomiumselectee

Politianus ­Epistles

Ovid'sMetamorphosis

,Mr. Sandy 's Tr ans­lation' of' OVid'sMetamorphosis

Mr. Rosse' s E~g1ish

Mythol~gist

Sir Franc is Bac on' sde Sapienti~ Veterum

Natales c omes

Ange lo ArnbroginiPoliziano (1454­1494) Epistolar uml i br i XI I.(Antwerp, 1 567) .

George Sandy s (1578­1644) - Ovid ' s Meta- ,·morphos~s , engl~shedb y G.S . (Lo ndon ,1626 ) .

Al exander Ro s s(1590-1 654)

Mys t ag ogus poeti cus,or the Mus e s Int e rpr ete r : expla~n~ng

the • • •mystical' hi s­tor~e s o f t heanc~ent Greek a ndLatJ.n Poet s .(Lo nd o n , 1 647).

Francis Bacon (1561­1626) De Sapienti aVe terum.• ••(London, ,1 60 9 ) .

Natalis Comes (NoelConti) (16th cenury)Mythol og iae, siueexpl~catJ.ones

f abularum • . _.(VenJ.ce, 1568).

Ovid's MetamorphosisEnglished, Mytholo­glzed , ador ne d with

. Sc ulpt ures by c eo ,Sandy s, in ,Fol.

Ld. Ba con's workesin Lat . FoIl . lthesecond Latin ed i t i onof Bacon 's works ,Francfort, 1665.]

Ovid; Met ;,notis Sab;

Muti1a

........'"

Verderius ' 5~qines Deorum

LexiconGeographicwu ,Poeticum. &Historicum

Mr. Busbie ' sGrammar

Cleonard

Scotus

Antoine Du Verdier(l544-1600l InVincenzo CartariTImage s Deorum, guiab Ant 1qU1S cele­brantur~ • . Lat~nosermone a6 .Verderioe.xpres sa e • •• •(Lyons , 15B1l.

Probably CharlesEsti enne (d . 1564)Dictionariuro, his­tor~cum , ~eOqraPh1­

cum, poe t n.cum ,(Geneva, 15661 .

Ri c har d Bus by ; (l606 ­16 95) Graecaeqramma t1caerud1ment a. (1663 ) .

Nicholaus Kleinarts(1 495-154 2)Medi t 'a t i on e sGr'ae c anica e i na rtem qrammat1cam,mul to quam ante haccastiqat~ores , &c ~(Ve n1Ce, 15431 orI nstitutiones 0·. ~ in

11nquarn Graecam .(Antwerp, 1545, .

Le i d en, 1632 ).

Sco t us (JohannesScotus Duns) (c.1265-1308) De modissiqnificandi s~ve

grammat1ca speculat­iva . (Lyo ns, 1 639 ).

St ephanus I DixionaryHistoricallGeographieall and Poeticall~

Augmented by Ll oyd,in Fo1 1 . [A copy ofthe 1670 OXforded i t i on of Charle sEstienne 's Dietion~

arium histor1cum ~ J

.......'"

Chrysolora

Ce porinus

Ga za

Urbanins

Caninius

Emanuel ChrysolorasIc • 1355-1415)

Graecae grammaticae~nstitut~ones.

CVen~ce, 1538) .

J a cobus Cepc r'Lnus..l1499-1525l Compen d ­ium: 9rammaticaeGraecae • . .•] am t ertiumde ~ntegro as Ips o .a ut hor e locupletatum__ CZur~ch, 15261-.

Theodorus Gaza (c .~400- 1475) Theodor :Introductivaegrammat~ces libriquatuor . lEd. AldusManut~us ] (Ven ice,1495) • lPartiallytranslated by Er asmusin 152 1).

Bolzanius Ur banus (d .l5 24) UrbanusBo1zani us Bel lunen s isordin1s mi nor urn,Instituiones Graecaetraromaticae.

Venl-ee, 1497}.

Angelus Caniniusl1521-1557) A.C : . •.E;n.l1riO" ~ 6s . I n q u oqUiCqU1d ve t us t 1ss1mis c r 1pt ores de Gr aecaeI1nguae rat~one

1'raeCl.p1unt • •• •Paz'Ls , 15 55) .

"'"o

Gr etserns

Poss e lii Syntaxi s

Erasmus :

Mr . Langley ' scor recti on ofLil iles Grammar

Mr . Clark , DuxGranunat i cus

Mr . Oqi lby 's t r a n s ­l ati on of Vi~gil

Pl utarch

Va l eri us Maximus

·

J acobus Gretseru5(1 561-16 25 ) ' ' I nsti­tuti "one s l i ngua eGz-aeca e , CIngoi ­stadt , 159 3) '.

J oanne s Pos s eliusthe Elder , (15 28­1591) Syn-t a x i scxeaca . (WI.ttenbe.ig ,mer. '

John Lang l e y (d .165 7)

J ohn Cl a r ke. Duxgr ammat icus tyr,onemsch o l as tl.cum adrect am or t hoqr aph i dm,syntax~n , e t pro­sod1am d1r1jens .(London, 16 3) .

J o hn Ogilby (1600­1676 ) .. The wor ks of·P o" Vi rg1.11.us Mar a ,translated by J.

~gt~r: ' (London,

Val e r i us Maxi mus (Fl .AD27) Valerii Maximif actorum et d1ct or urnmemor ab111UIn adT1ber1um Caes a rem .([Strasburg, 1470? ] ,

Amsterdam, 1647 )".

Vi rgi l l's weekestrans l a ted Lneo :En g l ish & ador nedwith s cu l p t ure s byJohn Ogilby Esq.roi. i , .

Pl uta r ch ' s live s inEng l i s h in Fol .

Vi~gilius

Plutarchi vd eee, 2vol.Plutarchi vitaelatine

J ustin

Cae sar Ce s ar ' sCome ntaryes

Luc ius Florus Lucius Fl orus

Livie Li be r pr imus Livii

Plinie The History of the ' Plini.,.i Nat . Histori aWorld Commonlycalled the Nat ura l l 'Hi story of C.Pl i n i us SecundusE~glished by Phi le-mon Holland Dr . o fPhys ick o Fol .[Second editi on ,1634 or 16 35] 0

Pazeeus Medulla Daniel Paraeus torHistoria! Pareus ) (c o 1605-

1 6 35) Medullahis t oriae un~versalis

profanae (16 31) 0 Anote t ha t the author -ship is dis pu t ed .

AElianus Claudius Aelianus (d o222 ) 0 Wrote Variaeh i s t o r i ae. CRome,1545) and De historiaanimalium. (Lyons,

.1562) 0

. .. ..

JlEsop

Phcedrus

Ad~9'ia Se lec ta

Er a smi Adag i a

Dr ax ' s Bib l i othec aScholast i ca

Pierius

Phaedrus (prob abl ytime of Augustus )PebuLazum.AesopJ..arum•. ••(Troyes , 1596,Leiden , 15 98 , Par is ,1 617 1 .

possib l y t he collec­tion Adagia s .Proverbia Grae corumex Cenobio, Oio­geniano e t Sudiae • . • •(Ancwe rp , 1612) .

Desiderius Er a s mus(1 46 6- 1 5 36 ) Adagior­urn Chi1iades tres .(ParJ..s , 1500 ,

Venice , 1508}.

Thomas Dr ax (d . 1618)Bibl i o the ca s cholas­tJ..ca , 1nstruct~ss1ma;

or , Treasury 0

ancient adaq1es andsentent10US proverbs .(London , 1633 ) .

Joanne s PieriusVa1erianus (1477 ­15 58 )- Hi e r og1yp h i ca ,sive de sacr J..s1oEqyPt.1o rum 11 t er i scommentar1.1 . (Dale ,1556 , Cologne , 1631}.

Aes opics tran slatedinto Eng lish andadorned with scu l p­tur e by John Ogil byEsq . FoIl. [1668edn , ]

Er a smus Adages inPo l l . [Hanovice,1617J

Era smi Ad~gia Erasmi Adaqia

Causinus

Alc iat.

Beza

Quar les

Reusne r us

Chartarius

Diodorus Siculus

Andreas Alciatus(1492-1550) · ·· Vi r iclarissimi D.X:-­Al c1at1. lAuqs burq ,1531) .

Theodore de Bez e ·(1519-1605) T . B.Vezzelii Poem~{Par1S., l S48}.Poemata j uveni l ia .(Par1s, I SBO?).

Franc i s Quarle s(1592 - 1644 ) Divinefancies . (London ,1632) . Emblemes .(London , 1635).

Nichola s Re us ner(1545 -1602) Emble m­atum l i b r i Lv ,(Francfort, . 15 81 ) •Opera poetica.(Jena , 1593).

J oh. Lud. Chartarius .Conci1ia t i onescont r ove r s 1a r ums upe r f ibross csee r icrumAr~stotel1s . lBonn,1590) •

Di odorus Siculus(Fl . 60Be) Biblio­thecae histor1cae

([Gene va] ,I559, Hanover, 16 04)

Justinus, L. F10rusRu f u s Diad:Sicu1us

Paulus Minutius Pau l us Manutius(1512-1574) Anti­qui t a t um Romanarumi~ber- de le~1bus.(Ve n.Lce , I s 71-. - DeCivitat e Romana . , .1Ro.me1585) -.

Golden Grove sir Will iam VaughanTI577-164 1) . TheGo l de n Grove .~

(Londo n, 160 8 ) .

Moral Ph i losophie · William Baldwi n . At rea t ise of moral~h .Llosophy , - cont ain­~ng the saY1ngs 'of thewa.se , (London,TB47Jl . (Enlargedby T . Palfreyman ,London , 11620 ? 1 1 .

Sphinx Ph i l o s ophi.ca Johanne s Heidfeldius .Sphinx Theologico­Ph1.l o soph1.ca , a eniq­mata va r 1a pr op onensad a cue nd um 1ngenium.(Herbor n, Uesse­Nassau , l6041 .

Wits CommonWealth. ' John Bodenham,Poli tenp hu ia : Wit' sCommonwealth.

Flore s Doc t or um

Tullies Sentences

Thomas Pa lmer. Flor e somni um pen e doctorum ,q U1 cum 1n tfieolog.La,t um 10 ph1 1osoph~a

ha c tenus c lar ue r unt • . •exac t .Lore . • •an.Lmad- .ve r S10ne quam usquaman t e a cas t 1gal.L .(Lyons , 15581.

DemosthenisSe ntenti ce

Enchiridion Morale

Stobe us

EthicaCiceroniana

GruteriFlori1~gium

Vossius

Tresrnarus

Si mon Harward (Fl .15 72- 161 4) Encheri­dion morale ~n q uovirtutes quatuor . ..cardin a les , exclar~5s~m~s o rator i ­bUs et poet~s •• .descr~buntur.

(London, 1596}

J oannes Stobaeus(PI. c . 475 )Collect i onessententi a r um.CVen~ce, 15361 .

Marcus AntoniusBuscherus. Eth i caeCi ceronianae .. ••(Londo n , 165 2} .

Jan Gr uter (orGr uytere ) (1560-1627)Florilegi um e t hico­pot. t.c t cum , (Frank­fort, 1610-12).

Gerhardt JohannVosaius {1577-1649}De historicisGraecus l~br~

quatuor (Le~den, .16 24), De historic~s

Latinis l~br~ t res(Le~den, 1627 ) , Dea rt i s poeticaenatura ac cons t Lt u­t~one l~ber .

(Amsterdam, 1647} .

Ge r a r d i JoannisVossii Etymol?gicumlinguae latinae.Po ll.

Or bis Pict us

Texto r s Offic ina

Lycosthenes

ErasmiApophth~gmata

CarolinaApophth~gmata

Polyanthea

Joannes Comenius(1592-1671 1 Or bisSensual ium prctUS.(Nur emberg , 1653,translate d byHoole . 16591 .

Joannes Ravisius Ic ,l4 80- 1524). Officina ,pa r t im histor~~s

pa r t lJD eaet~ cus - ....refe rta ~ sc~plinis .([Par~s ] , 15201.

Conradus Lycosthenes(1518 - 15 61 1~the vrnatum ex optLmi sutr~usque l~nguae

scr~ptor~bus pe rC. Lyco s t henem . • • •(Lyons, 1574,Gene va , 1 60 2 ) .

De s iderius Erasmus(1466-1536) Apoph­t he9l}la tum opus .{Par~s , 1 53 3} .

Apophthegmata AureaRe g i a CarolinaApophthegms, i .The olog i c a l , ii .Moral ~ iii . Politi­c al . Collect ed o uto f the incomparableE LlClLl V' 6oa iAilC l\ .(London. 16 49 1 .

Dominicus NannusMirabel1ius. Poly­anthea . opuisuav~ssim1s loribusexor na t um. (Ven~ce ,

1507) •

Lecostines hisSimile s

Lycos t henes

....'"....

Sylva Synonymorum Simo n Pe l~gromius .

Synon~orum Syl va . ..recogn~ta e t mUltLsl.n loc~s aucta .(Antwe rp , 15551-

Callie pi a Thomas , Drax (d . 1618 1caLt.Leo eLa r or ar1 ch s tore house ofproper , cho~ce ande legant La tn. n wordsand phrase s ,c o l lected tor t hemost ~art out of a llTully 5 works .(London , 161 2) .

Hui s s e phrase s John Hui se .Flor i leg ium Phrasi-con ; or , a s urveyof t he Lat~n tongue•• •now e nl 'arged . . . byA. Ros s . (London,1659) .

Winc he s t e r s phrases Hugh Robins on (158 4? Winches t e r s phrases1655 ) Schol aeWi nton1ens is PhrasesLati nae . (LOndon ,1658} .

Ll oyds phras es Hugh Ll oyd (15 46-1 601) Phrasese l egant1.ores exCae s arl. S comment-a r 1 1. S , Cl.c erone ,al l.l. sque , l.n usurns c ho l ae Wl.nton .(oxford , 1654) .

....'"'"

Farnabies phrases Tboma s Fa r naby (c.1575-16 4 7) Phrasesorat or iaee legant l.o r e s e tpoet1.cae . (London ,1628) .

Enchirid i on Theadoric us Morellus .Or a tor i um Ench i ridion duplex:

orator~um . nempe etpoetlocum; hOc ab A.Rossaeo , loIl ud . a T.Morello . conc~nnatum ,

sed iib ea dem Rossaeor ecojn1.tum e t auctum .(Lon on , 1650) a ndWi l l i am Pemble(15927-16 23 ) Enchiri-d i on orato rium.(Oxford , 1633) .

Clark 's E~glish . John Clarke.Ad~gies Pa roemi ologia Anqlo -

Lat1na an usumscho l arum concinnata .Or , Prover bs Engl1.sha nd Lati n , methodl.c-a lly d1.sposed accord-long · t o t ecommo n-place hea ds 1 n ·Erasmus h loB Adages .(London , 1 639) .

Barre t s Di ctionary John Barr et (orBaret) (d . 15 807) AnAlvearie, or tri p l ed1c t 1onar y 1.n Latinand Frenc h . (London ,1573) . An Alvea rie ,or auadr u Ie dl.ct10n-ary conta1n~ng toursundry t onques , name-ly Eng11s , Lat~n, ·

Greek and Frenc h.(LOndon, 158 0) .

...'"'"

Hul<et-HigginsDic t i onary

Parei Call~graphia

Manuti Phra s es

IIA Li ttle English.Dictionary ~ 16°"

CoopersDictionary

Merchant TaylorsSchool ProbationBook

J ohn Higgins (c.1545 -160 2) Huloet' sdictionar ie , newlycor r ec t ed. (London ,15 72l .

J ohannes Philippu sPareus (1576-1648)Ca11i graphia Romana ,5J.ve t hes auruslJ. ngua e Romanae(Neustadt an derHardt, 16l6) andCal'l i g r a phias~achJ.ana (Neu­s~t a n der Har d t ,1617) .

Al du s Manut ius t heYounger (1 547 - 1 59 7 )·Phra se s linguaeLat i nae, J. o Anglicumsermon eurn co nve r sae .(London, 1579 j •

Thoma s Coope r lorCouper) (c . 1517­l594) Thesaurusl i ngua e Romanae e tBr J.t.an m .cae , (Lon­don, ,1565) .

School' s Pr oba t ion ,or Rul es fo r certaJ.nset exer c J.s e s onProb atJ.on Days, forthe use o f theMerchant TaJ.lors·Schoo l. (London,1661).

cooper' s Di xionar yi n FoIl .

-..wo

Mr; Cl arksPo rmu.Iee Orat or i ce

Aphthoniu5

Rodulphus!'-gr icola

Catineu s

Lorichius

John Clarke . Formu­lae ·or a t or i ae 1nUStL'1l. scho larumconcinnatae una cumnUlt1s orat10nJ.bus ,declamat1onl.bus. '. ...(Londo n, 1632) .

Sophis t a Aphthoniuso f Antioch. · lF1 •. 37 5AD ) Rhe t ore s • ••Ivenfce , 150 8) .Progymnasmata ,partl.lD a R . Agricola, .partJ.m a J .M .Catanceo Lat1nitatedonata .. .. (London ,I SS3) .

Rodo lphus Agri col a,l 1 443 - 14 85) . Dei nvent i one diifect­ac e . (stra s burg,15"2"1 ) •

Joanne s MariaCa ntanaeus (d . 1529)I s acrate s Orat i oPanegyr1ca .. •perJ.M .C .• • •tran siata.(Rome , 1509) .

Reinhar dus Lorichius(F lo 15 35 - 48 )Tabulae de schemat i ­bus et t ropJ. s Pe t r J.Mosellan1 .• •Jamrecens complur1busfJ.gur1s l ocupi e t a ­t ae , va r 11sque novi sa uc tor um optJ.morumexempl 1s 11lust ra­tae , pe r R.Lor lchJ.um . (Fr a nk­for t. 1540).And o ther work s .

Cl arkes Formul ae

Apthoniipr~gymnastica

....w....

M:rarium Poe t icwn

Res Vi~giliana

Artis Poet i caecompendium

The saurus poe t icus

T08sani syllabusgeminus

Melchior We inrich.PEr ari um ti¥e t icum;hoc est pra s e s e tnom~na poet~ca .. •poetar um Lat~norum ,

cum ·veter um •• •tumrecent~orurn qu or un -dam , . ....(Francfort , _1647) ..

Possibly JoannesBuchler (17t hcen t ury } . SynonymaVi r qiliana. .(FosterWatson ~n TheEnfil 'ishGrammarSc oois , p .. 47 9,s U9gests that thework r eferred t o byHoole as ResVi rgiliana:may bethis book. )

Ri c hard Lloyd (159 5­16591 Artispoeticae , Musar umcand~dat~s add l.s-·cendae , formul ar ecens e t d~lucida ..( Lon~On , i6S3} .

J oannes Buch ler(17th 'c en t u r y )Sacrarum erofanarum­que phras~um poet~c­arum the s aurus.(Doual , 1633,London , 1652).

Paul Tos s anus (15 72­162 9) DictionumHebrai carum, auae i n1~bro Psalmor umcont~nentur ,

syllabus ..

DictionariUIllPoeticum {?J.

Buxtorfe Lexicon

Pagnine Lexicon

Tul lies Orations

pli ny I'anegyrica

Quintilian ' sDeclamatione s

Goodwin'sAntiquitie s

Mr. Farnabie s IndexPoeticus

Possibly JohannesBuxtorf (1 5 64-16 29 )Lex i con Cha1daicum ,Ta lro'Ud~cum , e tRabb~n~cum . ( B~le ,1639) or LexiconHebra icum e tchalda~cum .. • •(Bale, .1621 ) .

Sa nc tes Pagninu s(c . 14 70-1541} .Thesa urus lingu a esanctae. {Lyon s,1529 1 . Thes auriPagn i ni epl.torne .tKrit werp , 1616}.

Thomas Godwin . (d .1642) Rbma naehistoriae a nt ho l ­oq z. a e an EngI~sh ·

expos~t~on of theRomanant~qu~t~es. ·

(Oxford , 1614 ) .

Thoma s Farnaby (c .1575-1647} Ind exPoeticus , common­s trans , descr~pt~ones

• • ~guae ,habentura pud ·,poet a s veterese t recent~ores .

(London , 16 34) .

?agnini The s aurusl inguae sanctae.Byo . ·

Tul1ies Oration s

Goodwin' s Roman &Jewi s h & Rous e'sGr e eke ·Ant i qu i t i e si n 4to . 1661.

The '1 , 2, and. 3 ;. vc Lurnea o f Tullihis Orationes.Tullius Rhetori cke .-

Tulli1 orationes.Tullii Rhe t orica •

Godwi nsAntiquities

P~gnine The saurus

Ci ceronisOrati ones.

Mr. Hor ne de usu Thomas Horne .U610-Authoris 1654)

Tully M. Tul lius od.ceno t s ,T¥ l l i e s offices Ciceronis opera Cicero , de Off :woxkea in l a t . 4to . to a Commentary upon omnia. 2 : Vol. de Se nee : de ami.

yt u po n Marsius andAssentius.[Ascensius] .Tullie 'de naturadeorum .Tulli ad He r enn .

Quintilian Quintilian opera

Livie

Salust Salustius

Tacitus Taci tus

Quintus CurtiU5 Quintus Curtius Quintus eurtiusRufus (Fl. 411 DeRebus gestis -

Al exandr1 MagniLf.br-J.. x.(Le1.den,. 1622) .

Turnerus Robert Turner (d .15991 Roberti Turn-er-L Devona.L Pane-1YrJ..ci duo • • • •

Ingo1dstadt . 15991.Orationes,. epis-tolae ,.,-tractatu's deJ.Inl.tatl.onerhetorl.ca. (Ingold-stadt, 1602) .

Baudi us Dominicus Bandius[Dominique Baudier](1561-1613)Orationes quatuor.

.(Lel.den, 1617) •

Muretus Mare Antoine Muretl15 26 - 1585 )Orati ones xxiii'.·_. - ~

e'j u sdem .l.nterpret-a t l.o qU.l.nc t.l. 11brl.e t hl.cor umAr1stote1is a dNl.comachmn.EJusdem hymni s acr ie t a 11a quaeda rnpoemat .l.a . (yenice,15751.

Heinsius Daniel Heinsius lorHe ins) 11580-165 5)Or a t i ones . Nunc ..prunum omnea s Imud ,nonnullae etl.amnunc prl.mum edl. tae.{Le1den , 1612} .

Puteanus Erycius Puteanus(1574-1646)Doctrinae Poli ticaeFontes Arl. stoteI1c.l.,perpetul. s aphorl.smisde scr i pt l. .( [Amsterdam? ]11646?] ) and ot her .works .

Rainoldus J ohn Rainolds lorReynolds) (1 549-1607) Orationesduod ecimi CW1\ al i -is1iibuSdam opuscu 11s .

London , 161 9) .

Lipsius Justus Lipsius Th e workes of Corn: Lipsii Crit ica[Joe st Lips] (1 547 - Tacitus i n 1~t. with De Lat initate1606) Tacitus. Lipsius Carom s . in Li ps i i.(Antwerp , 1 574 1 . Fal. Lips i us de >tag:

Variarum l e ctionum Romana.(156 7) .

Antiquarum lectionum(1575) .

Politicorum . (1589 ) .

Barclai us John Ba r 1cay (1 5 8 2-1621 ) Euphormioni sLus inin~ , S1..v esatyr~con , quadri- ."part~tum; reeagnJ. -tum , emendatum et~llustratum . . . •(Le~den , 1623 ,Oxford , 1 6 341 .

s almat ius Cl aude Sa umai se(158 8- 1 6 53) DeHe lle ni s t i e a comme nt -arius , · controvers~amde lingua ffel l enl.s -t~ca decl.dens e tpl entss 1me pert ract-ah s origl.nem e tdl.alectos Graeeael~nguae . (Lc~den ,

1643 ) .

Li banus Sophi sta Libanius ( 314-39 3)Li ban i i So phi staePraeludi a , a ratoria ,dee lamatl.ones e tdl,sser ta t l.onesmorales . (Par i s ,1627 ) •

l aoe ra t e s Epistles

symmachus Quintus Aure liusSymmachus Ic ," 345 -410 ) Epist olaefamiliares .(Strasburg , 1511) .E~isolarum addd.ver-aoe ll.bridecem.. (pa r l.s ,.1 58 0 ) .

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The Rema ining Works i n the 1679 Cata logue o f t he School Li brary .

Scapul a's Lexicon Graecolatinum. FoIl .

A q rea te English Bible o f t he fi rs t translation after the Ref ormation , i nFo I l. (The Bi s ho p ' s Bi ble, 1568 o r 1 5 72) .

Homer ' s Ili ads t ranslated i nto English & adorned with sculptur e s by JohnOgi1by Esq. Foil .

Goldman' s Dixionary in 4to.

Scrivelii manuale Lexic on i n avo.

Foxe 's Acts & Monuments i n FoIl . [ 1562-63J .

A Lat i ne Bible o f the Translatio n o f Juni us and Tremel ius i n 4to .1580 J .

(London,

De La Cerda on Vi rgil1 i n 3 voll : in Fo I l. [J e an Louis De La Cerda,Commentar ies on Vi r gi l , 160 8- 17].

Larnbin ' s Commentary on Hora ce in 4t o .

Cas aubon ' s Annat: on Pe rsius in Bvo .

oelrius up on Seneca in 4to. [An twerp, 1613] .

The History of China translated into English by John Ogilby Esq.

Hooker 's Ecclesiasticall po l i t ie in Fall.Stansbye, London , 1617].

[Fift h edition, pr i nt ed by

Spencer's Things new & old . FoIl. [Things New : and Ol d: or a Stor ehouse of5imilies Sentence s, AI le a r ies , A 0 h the 5 , Ad a ies A 010 ue s DivineMora Po ~t~ca , &c . , w~th t e1r s everal App 1cat10ns. London ,1 65 8].

Diodates Annot : on the Bib le i n English 4to .

Purchas 's pilgrimage i n fi ve books bound in one Vol lume in Fa l l.his Pi l grirnes, 1625] .

[pu rchas

Robe r t ' s Map of Commerce . Fall . [Lewi s Robe r t s , 1638].

Estwi ck's Confutat ion o f Biddle 's Socinian Ca t e ch i sme i n 4t o.

Dr . Pe ter Heylin 's Geography in Fall .

Duplessis de Ver i tate Religionis Chris tianae i n 4t o. [Fou rth editi on , 1617,of the English trans lation of this book of Phi lip de Mor nay] .

Eccle s i ae Ang l i canae suspi ria in qua tuor l i bri s a Johanne Gaud eno . Fa l l.{Ec clesiae An licanae Sus iria: The Te ar s , 5i hs, Com laints, andPrayers for t e e a rc a Eng and; sett~ng f orth the f ormer co nsti­tut ion comoared w~th her r e s ent cond~ tion . Al so the v1s1ble causesand pro ab e cures of e r ~sternpers. Lon on , 6 9 .

Dr. Ski nner 's Lexicon i n Fa ll. [London , 1671] .

The Hi story o f I nde pende ncy. 4to.

Hesyc hii Lex icon 4to .

Pasoris Lexic on Novi Testamenti. 8vo.

Cambde n ' s Britania i n Eng l i s h . FoIl. [London, 1 6 37J .

Minsheu1s Dixion ary i n Fall . [A copy of the second ed i t i on , London , 1627, ofMinsheuls Guide unto Tongu e s , and contains only nine languages, viz .English , Low Dutch, H~gh Dut c h , French , Italian, Latin, Spani sh, Gr eekand Hebrew. The firs t edition , 1617 , contains Welsh and Port uguese inaddition].

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Fax no va linguae lat i na: a P . Jaz-Berenyo in avo , [Paul Pe t er Beronicius, aTransylvanian po e t & scholar who spent many ye a r s in England] .

The f amous and memor ab l e workes of J osephus in English . Fo I l . [Lodge 'strans lation , Lon don, 1670].

The Old Te stamt in Heb . the new in Greeke with David's psalms i n Eng - meete .all bound together . 8vo.

Homer 's Odys ses translated into English, ador ned with Sculpture & illustratedwi th Annotations by John Ogi l by Es q . Fo! .

An Exposition o f t he Epis tle t o t he Collossians delivered i n several sermonsby Edw: Elton Minister at Bermondsey near Lond. Fo! .

The Pa tterne of Chatechis ti cal l Doctrine at large by Bp. Andrews . Fol .

An Exposition of the Creed by Dr. Joo. Pe arson now Ld . Bp. of Che ster . Fo l .[1669J .

The workes of Edward Reynolds D.O . now Ld. Bp . of Norwich . Fo l .

A booke in Fol . called the Manners of men wr itten originally i n L~t . by• J uvena ll , t r ans l a t ed into Engli sh by Sr Robert Stappleton Kn •

Bp. Usher ' s Body of Diviniti~ or the Summe & Sub stance o f ChristianRel i g ion . Fol.

Dr . [Je r emy] Tayl or ' s Cour s e of Sermons f or t he winter half yeare. Fol.

A book writte n by Mr. Thomas Fuller entitled an a ppeale of injured inno cence .[London, 1569]. Fo1 .

Dr. Hammond' s Practicall Chatech i s me . 4to.

Sr. Edwin Sandy 's Europae Speculum. avo. [1629 e dt tion subtitl ed A Surveyof the State o f Religion in the Wes t e r ne parts o f the world .• • ] .

Bas ilii Fab r i Sarani The s a ur us e r uditionis omnis Scha las t lcae. [1 61 2]. Fol.

J uvenall & Pe r s i u s with Lubins Comme nts . evo .

Marius O' Ass i gnie' s poeticall h i s t o r y ' s . eva . [A translation of Pi e r reGa ut r uc he ' s Hi s t oi re poet ique ) .

Arch . Bp. Sand's h i s Sermon s 4to & a s mal l trea!ise ca l l ed the first part ofa small booke written by Sr . Miles Sands K " son of the said Arch . Bp.

Bp. Jewel l's Dispute wi th Harding .

Baker 's Chronicle . Fol .

[1621J . r o i ,

[ Rand l e Cotgrave1s

God 's plea f or Ni neveh by Thomas Reeve BO . Fol.

A Oixionar y o f t he French an d Eng l i sh tongues . Fo1.French a nd Eng l i sh Dicti onary ] .

Adagia ex Sancto rum pa t rum Eccl e sia s t i cor umque Script orum monumenti sdeprompt a . Fol . [By Louis Novarini-Lyon, 1637].

A part of the worke s of Mr. Willm Pe rkins in one FoIl .

A booke writt by Sr Kenelme Digby cal led Demonstratio immartalitatis a n ima.[Paris, 1651] . I n Fo l .

A t reatise o f Mr. Benj amin Camf i eld upon the 7 of Matthew , verse the 1 2 , inBvo .

The Caus e s o f the decay of Chr ian pi ety in evo .

The Hi story o f "t he Wor l d by Dionisius Petavius continued to the ye a r 1659 .It i s in Fo l . [This i s a translati on o f Petrav ius ' Rationariumtempo rum in partes dua s •• • ] .

Dr. Shirley's Expo s i t i on of the Church Catechisme in 12mo .

Sandys hi s travaI ls in Foll. [ThisJourne be un 1610 • • •Containin/>Egypt , 0 t e Holy Lan • • • •

is a 1610 account - A Relation o f aa descr ! t ion of the Turkish Em ire o f

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An exposition upon the Canticles by Wlrn Guild D.O. in avo.

Rulandi Synonirnia Graeca in evo. [By Martin Ruland, 1532-1602 - Synonima,sell aopia Graecorum•• • ] .

A Century of Sermons upon Severall remarkable subjects written by JohnHackett Ld . Bp. of Lichfield & Coventry in Fol.

The moderne pleas for tolleration in Bvo ,

The Statesmen or Favourites of England from K. Henry the 8th to K. Charlesthe 1st both inclusive in Bvo , [by D. Lloyd].

Bp. Wilkins principles and dutys of Natural! religion in avo. [London, 1675].

Falkner's libertas Ecclesiastica in avo.

sr. Roger Twisden's vindication of the Church of England in 4to .

Jani Gruteri Polyanthea in 2 Vol. in Fol. [1624] .

The Spheare of Marcus Manlius made in an English poeme with Annotations & anAstronomical1 appendix in Fa!. [A translation of the Astronomicon ofMani1ius - 1675 pUb.].

A French and English ' Di x i ona r y in Fo1. [Probably an edition of CotgravesDictionary] .

Mundus Mathematicus in 3 Vol. Fo1. by Mecha1is a Jesuite. [Identified asDechales, Cursus seu Mundus Mathematicus. Lyon, 1674].

Chamberlane's Angliae Notitia or the present state of England in 12°.[Edward Chamberlayne].

Two Vall. of Dr. Hammond1s Workes in Fol.

Christian Religion I s appeale in Fol. [TitIe is Christian Religion 1s Appealfrom the roundless re'udices of the Sce tick to the Bar of CommonReason. London, 1675

Stephani Thesaurus linguae latinae.

Calepine's Dixionary of Eleaven languages in Fol.

Bp . Andrew's Sermons in Fol. [This is probably "Sanderson'sn as indicated ina MS correction].

An Epitome of the Turkish History, being the 2 vol. in avo. [AndrewMoore's History of the Turks is at the school].

Dr. White's Reply to Fisher the Jesuite in Fol.

A booke against the Quakers written by John Stalham Minister of Terlin inEssex, in 4to. [The Reviler Rebuked, or a Reinforcement against theQuakers for their Contradictions of the scriptures of God. London ,1657].

A booke of sermons by John Ramsay Minister of Rudham in Northfolke in 4to.

Geofray Chaucer's workes in Fol .

Evelin upon Forest trees in Fol.

Hales' Mora11 & divine contemplations in avo.

Dr. Donn's Sermons the 1st vol. in Fol.

The whole duty of Man in avo.

Isaacksons Cronologie in Fol. [1633].

Bp. Andrew's Sermons in Fol.

Eu.:wv Sccrd.("Kn or the Solitudes of K. Charles the first, in avo.

Atheomasticks or a booke against atheists or infide11s by Martin Fotherbylate Bp of Salisbury, in Fol .

Fox'S Acts and Monuments in 3 vol. in Fol. [1641].

741

Co le's Di x ionar y i n 4t o.

The s econd and t hird vol l e of Dr . Donn's Sermons in Fal.

Dr . Taylor 's Life of Christ i n Fol .

Si l l ius Ita ~!cus i n Fol. Enqlished b y Thomas Rose Es q . Library Keeper t ohi s Ma e. (This is a copy of The Second Punic War written by Si l l u sI ta l i cus and translated by Thoma~s~R2o~s~s~1r". =-~~~~~

Cole 's oix ionar y i n 4to.

Sanctae Ecclesia Anglicanae adve r s u s i ni qua s atque i n VerecundasSchisreaticorum Cr i mi na tion e s v i ndi cae . Authore J ohanne Durel l e . 4to.

Aos nOUOTW or a n a n s wer t o sur e f o o t i ng by Daniel Whi tby Ma s ter of Arts. Bvo .

Smetii prosodia lat. Bvo .

Scaliger' s Septem libri Poetice s . Bvo.

HESKIN GRAMMAR SCHOOL

(1617].

The Remaini ng Wor k s i n the 1624 Catalogue o f the School Library.

Cornu Capie [Ni colas Perott us , Cornucopiae sive lingu ae l atinae commentarii] .

Hut t on's Dictionari e .

As senti us upon Tul l i e' s Epistl es .

A Commentory upon Vi rgi l i . [A copy of the folio ed ition o f Virgil , wi thexpositions and commentarie s of Se r vius, Probus , Manc inellus , Donatus ,Valerianus, Ascensius , a nd Beroaldus J.

A Commentarie upon Rhamus [ ie . an edi t i on o f Virgil, with the Commentary ofRamus] .

Ar istotle 's Organon in greeke and l a tin.1597 ].

Te r rence wt h a Cornenta rie upon yt.

Cr ~spin ' s Lexicon .

[Comme ntar y o f J . Pacius , Franc f o rt .

Ar istot l e 's phy s i ke by J . Cass: [Probably JOhn Ca s e , Anc i l la Philosophiae,se u Epi tome or Lap i s Philosaphicus s e u Ca mm: ] .

Haddon's workes .

Spec ulu As t rologiae.16 t h centur y].

Socra tes.

[Franc i s Junet in or Giunt i no , an I t a lian Ast r o l oger,

De Finibus e t Tus c ulan questions.

Phrig ias [Freigius?] questions geome t ricke.

Er asmus Copia ver bor .

Polan! p'tic i ones Thelogica e [Th e Parti t iones Theologicae of AmandusPa l anus].

Ramus Logi cke [probably P. Ram: Schol ae i n liberales a r t e s ••• ].

Tytleman ' s Lodgicke [Fr anciscus Titelmannus, Dialect icae Con s iderationi slibr i sex , Ari s totelici Or a ni summam, hoc e s t . , tot~us D~alect~ces abAr s tot e tract a t ae comp l ectentes , 64 .

Whitaker's against Sanders .

Gl a reanus Chrono logie .

742

Casius Lodgike .

Cambden's Greeke Grammar.

Clenard 's Greeke Grammar.

Hosorius de Regis rns t itut ione.

Perkins· goulden Chaine in latin.

[J e r ome OBorius] .

Mac ropedi u5 de Conscribendis Epistolis .

Ur s t icius Arithmeticke.

Seaton his Lodgicke .

Nowe l' s Ca t a chi sme i n Gr eeke & Latin.

Ri xt i us [i.e . , B. Riccius] de Imi t ac ione.

Th eoc r i tus i n Greeke & Lat in.

Catu l lus t &c .

Carion 's Chronlckles.

Apolinarius his psalmes i n Greeke and Latin.

Fe rnelius de Uni v e r s a Medic ina. [ f i f t h edition, 1593].

AEnigmata va rior . authoru [pr ob a bl y AEnigmata at Grieh! ve t e r um atrecentium 1 604J .

ST. ALBANS SCHOOL

The Remaini ng Works in t he 1682 Catalogue o f t h e School Library .

Scapulae Lexi con .

An Engli sh Bible impfect.

Homer: Yl ias La t :

Spencers Si mi l i es .

Fax nov a L: Lat.

Basilii M: Opera Lat:

Calepinus .

Cornu Copia Graec Lat :

Vi r gi l i u s notis Schrevellii .

Graeca Gramatica Camden .

Phi lo Judaeus Lat :

Tabul ae Legum Ang licarum .

Na us eae Sermones .

Erasrni Annotatoes .

Glos s a Monach i .

Demos t hene s ope r a .

Platonis opera , 2 : vol :

Avi cennae Canone s .

Concordantia Bibliorum La t :

Chrysostomi Homiliae .

Guarinus veronensis.

Locaniensis in Aristotele.

Rupertus de divinis officis .

Xenophontis opera Graec: Lat:

Origenis opera. 2: vol. Lat.

Joseph! Antiquitates Lat:

Zuinglius in Isaiam & Jeremia.

Q: Eliz: Statutes.

Margarita Poetica.

Strabonis opera.

Haymonis opera.

Bishop of Canterbury ag: Winchester .

Loci Comunes.

Dion1881i Areopag1tae opera Lat .

Sci Athanasii opera Lat.

Dcor Turners Herball.

Buceri opera quaedam Mutila.

Platina de vitis Pontificum.

Hieronis opera omnia. 2: vol.

Dyonisius Halicarnassi.

Repertorium Flor1gerum.

Avenarii Lexicon Haebraeum.

Aretini Coment in Aristotelem.

Boetius de Consolacoe Philosophiae.

Destructorium vitiorum.

Scoti Joh : Quaestiones.

Scoti D: Metaphisica.

Scotus in Sententias.

Quodlibet D: Thomae .

Postillae in Epistolis & Evan:

Herodotus Lat:

Terentius notis aliorum.

Doctrina bene moriendi .

Postellus de Nativitate Mediator.

La Petra~ch Dialogue .

Lettere 01 Luca Contile.

Gregorio Zuccolo Discorso.

Recordi Oi Monsig: Sabba.

Opuscula Bernardi.

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744

B: Co s i ns Devotions.

xianae Religioni s Rudim:

Be l lon! Ex posicoes .

Colloquia Puerilla .

Onamasticon Gra eco Lat :

Snell i us in Ramum.

Rivius de Religione.

Pa sers Lexicon duplicat .

Slel d a n de 4: I mperils.

Grapaldu5 de domo .

You ths behaviour.

Sci Bedae Saxoni s Hamillae.

Preces Adis Chri sti Lat:

Corpus Juris Ci vil i s 7: vol.

BRISTOL GRAMMAR SCHOOL

The Remaining Works in the 1725 [1687] Catalogue of the School Library .

Sc apu lae Lexicon .

Vi rgi liua, notis de l a c erda , 3 vol.

Casaubo ni s i n Athenaeum.

Camden! Britannia.

Josephus et coet . de Macchaboe is : 3 ali i tractatus .

Homer! Odys , Comment Eu s tathi i .

Munster Ma themati c a [ ? ].

Calep! n! Dicti on ariurn .

Uiricus Huttenus .

Vi rgi l ius comment. Donati.

Vi rgi l iua comment. Servii.

Erasmus de Copia r erum & verbor um.

Plato lati ne.

Xeno pho no

St Hieronymi Op o, 3 vol.

CEconomi c a Ar i stot elis o com. Are tin i .

Herodotus.

BUl lingeri Ope r a , 3 vo l .

Ca lvini Lexi con Jur i dicum.

Index Op. , Heironymi.

Antonii Hi s tor ia .

745

Ptolornoei Geog r .

Athenaeus.

Rami artes liberales.

Melanc t honi s Cronicon.

Ros in! Antiq . Roman a e .

Turnebius Advers ariorum .

Sabe l lici Enneades, 2 vo l .

A Dut ch Bible .

Pan c i rol l i Notita Imp .

Historic! Selecti .

Lucianus, l ati ne, canone s , consti t:, de creta .

Vigerii Controversiae .

Petri victor ii variae lec t iones .

Guagin i h i s t oria Gallica.

Pi c! Mi r andul ae Op . , 2 vol .

Strab onis Geog: latine.

Ant oni ! Mebrisens is Gram .

Brisonius de formulis.

Nic etae hist : t rope: Gr a e c i .

Pers i us notis var ior um. Do usae Annale s .

Jan! Rut gersii va riae l ectiones.

Li psius - de mach i ni s bel lici s .

Agathiae h i storia.

Plautus Lamb!n! camm . , 2 vo l .

Meusii Glossarium.

Ma r t i a l i s. Com. de Prado .

Psalm: Dav idi s . Com. Puls i cti .

Alrnanach nova .

St. Pauli Epist . com. Erasmi .

Persius Notia vari .

Pe t r i Posnoni ens i s Theo l og i a .

Alexandr i Summa .

St . Amb ros ii Operum Vol: unum.

Pii Papae Cosmog . Eras mi Adagia.

Scal i ger d e c aus is lingu a e Lat .

Leii Apologia . Erasmi Apel .

Trite nh em de s criptor : ecclesiasticus.

Pe rs i us . Notia va r . 4 a l i i tractatus.

Meursii Cecropia.

- De Populis Atticae

746

- Graecia feriata.

- Athenae Batavce.

- Procopius in libros Regum.

- Atticae Lectiones.

- Gulielmus Auriacus.

- Authores Graeci.

- Archontes Athenienses .

- Com. Vari in Canticurn Cantie.

- Pisistratus.

Philelfi Epistolae .

Eraami Enchiridion.

Francisci Modii Lectiones novantiquae.

Scaligeri conject: in varronem .

Flacous et Festus de verborum signi£.

Gruterus in Senecam, 2 vol.

Caelii Rhodogini lectiones, 3 vol.

Artis historire penua ,

Erasmus contra Bedam.

Horatius notis Heinsii.

Jani Gulielmi quaestio: Latin.

Schoppii lectio: Sllspectae.

Persius com: Casauboni.

polydorus Virgiliua de rerum inventor.

Weitzius in Terentium.

Aristophanes.

Meursii Criticus Arnobianus.

Gesneri Mithridates.

Pauli Jovii historia.

Cornmon Prayer.

Bible.

Salutius.

Silius Italicus.

Hermdaus Barbarus.

Peccatorum solatio et Eusebius de proep. evang. latine.

Marina:d Siculi his to.

Baronii annales.

Historia Hispanica .

Delrii Syntag:

Claudianus.

Fasciculun Epistol.

747

Erasmianarum.

M.S. Psalm : latin:

Budaeus de contemptu rerum fortuitarurn.

748

APPENDIX C:

FIerION IN AUSTRALIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL

. LIBRARIES IN THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY

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APPENDIX C: ·

FICTION IN AUSTRALIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL

LIBRARIES I N THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY

In this Tabl e , a New South Wales Education Department list of

books for school l i bra r i e s, p ub l ished in 1913, is compared with the

a ctua l con tents of t h ree QUeensland primary school lib r arie s as shown

by their catal ogue s , and with a list of books po pular in Lon don ele-

rnentary s choo l l i b r arie s at abou t the s ame t i me. The fol l owing

source s we re used in compi l ing t he Tabl e:

Anonymous, "Books f o r School Librarie s " I in New Sout h Wal es , PublicI ns truct ion Gaze t t e , 15 Octobe r 1913, pp .307-308 . Ti tle s on l ywere gi ven in thi s l i st; a uthor s have been veri f i ed from othersour ce s .

Queensland State Archives , Department of Publi c Instructi on , Li b r a ryVar ious , Al 1awah Pro vis i onal School , "List of Books i n Library " .

Queensland State Archi ve s , Departmen t of Public I nst ruct i on , LibraryVarious, A-C (Clos'ld Schools) , Ba lrnoral State Schoo l , "Books i nLibr a ry", 20 Mar ch 1911.

Queensland State Archives , Depa r t men t o f Public Instruction, LibraryVari ous, K-M (Clos ed Schoo ls) , "Kandanga Township State School ,Li b r a r y Books on Hand " , 17 July 1918.

Great Brita in. Board o f Educati on , "Memorandum Submitted by Mr . A. E.Palfrey on the Scheme f or the ci r cu l a t ion of books in Londone l ementary s choo:j.s " , i n The Te achi ng o f English ·i n England •• .r eport of the . • . Boar do f Educat ion , Appendi x I II, (London , 1921),p .375 .

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New South Wa l e sDepar t men t o f EducationList "Books for Sc hoo lLibr aries", 1913 (b a s edon ch ildren ' 5 favouri t e s ).

Grimm's Fairy Tales

Robinson Crusoe - DanielDefoe

Anders en's Fairy Tale s

Cinderella

Swiss Family Robi nson ­J. Wyss

Water Babies - Charle sKingsley

Alice i n Wonderland ­Lewis Carroll

J ack and the Be anstalk

Cassell's Fairy TalesSeries

Aes op' s Fables

Dick Whittington

Three Bears

Li t tle Stor ies f or LittleRe ad ers (A.L. Serie s)

Red Ridi ng Hood

Jack the Giant Kille r

Soldiers and Sailors

Up to London to See theKing

Wolf and the Seve n Kids

Fairy Ta l e s for LittleFolks

Bea uty and the Beast

Tale of a Rat

Sinbad the Sa i l o r

Gull iver' s Travels -J onathan Swi ft

Robin Hood

Uncle Tom' s Cabin ­Harri et Be echer Stowe

Bushland Stori es - Amy E.Mack

Arabian Ni gh t s

Aladdin

Bunny and Furry

Waters i de Stories

St. Winifred's

Dot a nd the Kangaroo ­Ethel Pedley

Coral Island - R.M.Ballantyne

Captain CookArthurian Stor i e s

Martin Rat t l e r - R.M.Ballantyn e

Ne l s on , Life of - South ey

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Peter the Whaler - W.H.G.Kingston

Gorilla Hunters

Livingstone

Raleigh

Pathfinder - JamesFenimore Cooper

What Katy Did - SusanCoolidge

Little Women - Louisa M.Alcott

Basket of the Flowers"Elsie" Series

What Katy Did at School ­Susan Coolidge

Seven Little Australians ­Ethel Turner

Good Wives - Louisa M.Alcott

Tanglewood Tales -Nathaniel Hawthorne

Miss Bobbie - Ethel Turner

Lamplighter

Family of [sic] Misrule ­Ethel Turner

Girls Together - LouiseMack

"Peeps at Many Lands"Series

Wide Wide World - EthelTurner

Little Mother Meg - EthelTurner

Little Larrikin - EthelTurner

Tales from Shakespeare ­Charles and Mary Lamb

Daisy

Dog Crusoe - R.M.Ballantyne

Treasure Island - RobertLouis Stevenson

Tom Brown's Schooldays ­Thomas Hughes

Young Fur Traders - R.M.Ballantyne

Settlers in Canada -Captain Marryat

Ungava - R.M. BallantyneDeerslayer

From Log Cabin to WhiteHouse - Thayer

Drake, Life of

Three Midshipmen - W.H .G.Kingston

Old Curiosity Shop ­Charles Dickens

John Halifax, Gentleman ­Craik

Teens - Louise Mack.

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Melbourne HouseDavid Copperfield ­

Cha r l es Dickens

Beulah

Ivanhoe - Sir WalterScott

QueechyHome Inf luence

Chri stmas Carol -Charl e s Dickens

Oliver Twist - Cha rlesDickens

Last of t he Moh i cans ­James Feni more Cooper

Westward Hoi - Cha r lesKi ng s ley

Mast erman Ready - CaptainMa r ryat

Gene ral Gordon , Life of

Tale o f Two Citie s ­Cha rles

Pickwick Pape r s - CharlesDickens

Last of the Barons ­Lytton

Talisman - Sir Wa l terScott

Quent in Durward - SirWalter Scott

Anne of Gr een Gables ­L .M. Montgomery

Keni lwo r th - Si r WalterScott

Cranford - Mr s . Gaskell

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Other Books in the Library, 'Al l awah Provisional School

Bell's Nat u re Books Series:

Ane cdotes o f Horses

The Animals on Strike

Wonders of the Air '

Wonde r s of the Wayside

Wonders of the Pond

Everyday Wonders

Wonders o f Feeling

Wonde r f ul Tools I (Climbers, Runners, etc .)

Wonderful Tools II (Br owsers, Gnawers, e t c . )

Won derful Tools III (Crawlers, Le apers, e t c . )

Supplementary Readers , R.M. Ballantyne

Fighting the Whales

Fast in the Ice

Hunting the Lions

Captai n Cook 's Advent ures

Away in the Wilderness

Chasing the Sun

McDougall's Tales from History

Book I

Book II

Book III

Shilling Story Books, Cas sell & Co.

The Boy Himters of Kentucky

Red Feather

Astray in the Forest

Empi re Se r i es , Blackie and Son

My , Book about South Africa

My Book about canada

My Book about India

754

Pi c t ures and Stori e s, Blackie & Son

At Duty' s Call

Merry Days at the Farm

Happ y Rambles

Col l i n 's Biographic a l Ser ies

Nineteenth Century Explorers

Eminent Women

Br i ght Story Reade r s

Story of the Robins (Gra de I)

Li t tle Match Gi r l (Grade II)

Odd Books

Ca ll o'f the Wild , Jack London

The Ki ng ' s Scout , M. Smith -Mas t e r s

Feats on the Fiords , . Marti neau

Other Books in the Libr ary, Balmoral State School

spindl e s and Oars

Red Dave

The Robber Ba ron

The Golden Fleece .

Shenac

Archie Digby

The Wil loughby Boys

The Wor ld of I ce

Sol die rs o f the Queen

The Crown of Succes s

The Lost Squi re o f Inglewood

Jubilee .Ha ll

The Ramble s : o f a Rat

Battling with t he Wor l d

Opening of a Che stnut Burr

The Young Huguenots

The Tower of .London

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Leonie Locke,

Rob Roy MacGregor

Harry the Wanderer

Mr. Midshipman Easy

Golden Steps

Doors of Gold

Fairy Favours

The Hall of Heroes

Golden Gifts

The Enchanted Garden

Tales that are Told

~~at Kathy Did Next

Travels of capt. John Smith

Napiers Peninsular War Salamanca

Prescotts Conquest of Peru

Napiers Peninsular War

The Story of Lord Roberts

Sleepy Hollow

The Great Stone Face

Favourite Fairy Tales

20,000 Leagues under the Sea (2 copies)

In the Country

Hop O' my Thumb

Rosebud '

Puss in Boots

Bunty Boo

The Games We Play

Tom at the Farm

Blue Shoes and Black

Chums

Other Books in the Library; 'Kandan ga 'Township State School

Favourite Fairy Tales

Tom cringle's Log

The Little Duke

The Vicar of Wakefield

England

Canada

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The Br i tish Empir e i n Pictures

Tales from Hi story" (Book I)

Tale s from Barbour 's Bruce

Tales f r om Histo ry (Book II)

Fighti ng t he· Whales

Away in the Wilde r ness

Chasing the Sun

Hunting the Lions

The Cricket on the Hearth

Le gends of Gr eece and Rome

The King o f the Golden River

The Story of Wallace Wight

Hereward the Wak e

Lucky John

The Thr ee Giants

Story of a Cat .

The Brave Little Ta ilor

The Enchanted Dol l

The Two Brot )1e r s .

The Travelling Companion

Long Ago Stor ies

Tales of Ol d

Ol d Wor ld Stor ies

Tale s o f t he Northmen

Kni ghts of the Round Table

Natures Wonders

Ol d Engl ish Tales

The Mountai n Giant

The t1hi t e oove

The Magi c Pl ant

The Gipsy Gi r l

Grea t Deeds in Engl ish History

Wonders o f Feel i ng

Wonders of t he Pond

Eve r yday Wonders

Delightful Days

Chi l dren on the Road

Chi ldren on the Sea

Happy Rambles

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Adventures in Nursery

Children on the ~il

What the Childr en Saw

Little Boys & Gi r l s

Country Friends

My Garden Book

Round the World i n 80 Days

The Chimes

The Little Grey House

The Snow Queen

Little Dar kies

My Baby ' s Book

Toy l and

Little Girl s and Boys

Merry Littl e Animals

Other Books in the London Elementary Schools List

Tales and Stories f rom Shakespeare

Pe te r Pan

Treasure Island

King of the Golden River

White Company

Mr s . Molesworth 's. Story of a Sho r t Life

Chi ldren o f t he New Fores t

Hereward the Wak e

Sto ries from chaucer

Micah Clar ke

Kingsley's Heroes

Gr anny ' s Wonderful Chai r

Sil as Marne r

Tales of t he Fairies

Old Gre e k Stories

Sto r ies f rom Dickens

Bl ack Arrow

Three Monkeys

Deeds t hat Won t he Empire

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Sleeping Beaut y

St orie s f rom the Faerie Queene

Bar naby Rudge

Shack l e ton in the Antarctic

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APPENDIX D:

LIBRARIESINNE\~ SOUTH WAl,ES STATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS

1909-1915

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APPENDIX D:

LIBRARIES ' I N NEW SOUTH WALES STATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS

190 9-1915

Fr om t he Annual Repo r ts of the School Inspe ct ors

Inspectoral Dis t r ict

East Sydney Distri ct

Southern Newca s tleDist r i ct

Goul b urn Di s t ric t

Gl en Inne s Distric t

Wollon gong District

Dungog District

Wagga Wagga District ·

.Bega District

Kempsey Dis t r i c t

We l l i n gt on Di s tri ct

Bowral Di s t r i ct

Year

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190 9

1909

1909

1909

1909

1909

1909

1909

1910

1909

1909

Inspe ctor 's Comment on LibraryProvision

"Li b r a r i e s are provi ded a t a l lthe s choo l s of Ea s t Sydne y . "

" Al.mos t, eve r y school now has itsl i brary .... "

"Ve r y f e w o f the s choo l s a rewithout l i brari e s . .. .. "

"School l i b rarie s are a p lea s i ngf e ature i n the majority o fschools . ... "

"Ne a r l y e ve ry s cho ol poss essesa library."

"Nea r l y eve r y s chool in t hedi strict has its l i b r a r y."

"It is now a r are t hing t o finda s chool without i t s libra r y."

"Li br a r i e s and museumS are inalmost e ve r y schoo l. "

"Librar i es , varying i n siz e andquality , . a re t o be found i n 90per cent o f the schools ..• "

"Every pub l i c s chool has al i brary .•• "

"A l i b r ary is f ound in connect i onwith al most e ve ry school . "

"The r e remain but f ew s choo l swithout a l i brar y or a r e ading­t abl e .. n .

Grafton Dist rict

Taree Distr i ct

~mit1and Distri c t

Qui rindi Distr ict

Young Distr i c t

Albury Distr ict

Ya s s Di str i ct

Ta mwo r t h Distr i c t '

Dubbo Dist ric t

Metropol itan District

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1909

1909

1910

1910

1910

1910

1910

1910

1910

1911

"Librari e s . have increasedduring the year . Few school sthat have been i n oper a t i on a nytime are now without one a II

"The re a re very fe\o/ s choo lswi thout a library . "

"Eve ry s chool has a l ibrary ."

"There is no school without alibr ary. II

" I n a l l the i mpo r t an t schoolsof my district , an d in a veryl a r ge number o f the smal lerones , l i braries are now i n oper­ation .. "

"School l ibrarie s ar e now foundin nearly a l l schoo ls . "

"Ve r y f ew school s a r e wi thoutl i braries."

"Very f ew schools i n t h i sdistr ict are wi t ho ut l ibrarie s .. 1t

"Nearly every school in thedis t rict now has its l i b r a r y;even the small bush s choo l o ftenhas one of more t han 100 book s . "

"Eve ry school has its l i b r a r y,and s ome have re ading-rooms ...... II

Bathurst District 1911

Lis mor e Distr ict 1911

Hay District ' 1911

Western Sydney Di s t r i ct 1911

"Every school ha s its pictures ,i t s l i brary • .. "

"Near1y eve ry s chool i n t hi sdis t r ict has i t s library . "

"Every Public School i n thedistrict has a l i b r a r y."

"At near ly ever y school there i sa l i brary. II

Southern SydneyDistrict

Muswe11brook Distr i ct

1911

1911

n .... .. there is not one schoo l .wi t hout a l ibr ary of s ome sor t .. U

"I t is unusual to find a schoolwhi ch has not i;ts museum and itsLibrary .. "

Braidwood District

Mudgee Distri ct

Tente r f ie l d Di s t rict

Broken Hill Dis t r ict

762

1911

1 911

1 912

1 915

"A s chool wi thou t a l ibrary i sa rarity in t he district. I I

"It may be said t hat allschools now have a library,some wi th a dozen books , and

.o t h e r s wi th as many a s 350 wel l ­chosen volumes. n

"Every wel l - e stablis hed s choo lhas its libra ry .•• "

IILibrarie s are formed i n mos tschoo ls .....

Informat ion from: New So uth Wales , Th e Public I n s truc tion Gazette ,i s sue s for 30 May 1908 ; 31 May 1909; 31 May 1 910; 31 May 1911;31 May 1 912 ; 30 Apri l 1 91 3; 1 June 1915. Stateme n ts o f the con ­dition of library p rovision were not given in the r e ports f or thef ollowing districts: Parr a rna tta ; Northern Metropolit an ; Arrnidale;No rth-we stern Sydney; Northern Newcastle; Forbe s; Black heat h .

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APPENDIX E:

A SURVEY 6F LIBRARIES IN INDEPENDENT SECONDARY SCHOOLS

IN QUEENSLAND 1978

764

APPENDIX E:

A SURVEY OF LIBRARIES IN.·I NDEPENDENT .SECONDARY SCHOOLS

IN QUEENSLAND 1978

Very little accessible published information existed on school

libraries in independent schools in Queensland when I began my

research in 1978. At that time I was aware that a library had been

in existence at Townsville Grammar Schoal from 1888,1 and that some

other independent schools had libraries which were older than this,

though I had no further information about them. It was apparent that

in order to collect reliable information on individual school

libraries, I would need to visit the schools, work through any

library records available, check through older library books which

might have survived, read the "Library Notes" sections of the school

magazines, and interview older staff members. Two days spent investi­

gating such sources at the Townsville Grammar School convinced me

that visits to a number of schools would yield a great deal of useful

information both about those school libraries and about school

library development generally. Because travel in Queensland can be

difficult, time-consuming, and expensive, I needed to identify those

schools which had older libraries, or archival collections of school

records which might include library records, so that visits to the

schools could be planned in detail some time ahead.

From lists prepared by the Guidance and Special Education Branch

of the Queensland Department of Education, the Catholic Education

Offices in Townsville, Cairns, and Rockhampton, and the Association

1. Townsville Gramrrar School Magazine, 1897, p.4.

765

of Independent Schools o f Queensland , l and wi th the aid o f the

various Queens l and t e lephone di rect o r i e s , a - l ist of se conda r y

independent schools was collated . Using this lis t as a mailing list,

a bri e f questionnaire, with covering l e t t e r , was s ent t o ,ninety-

seven schools. Of these ' schools,. f i fty-eight r eturned completed

questi onnai res. Since many of the s chool s which did not r e turn

questionnai res were of r ela tively recent f oundation, l i ttl e a ttempt

was made to send f o l l ow up letters to thos e who did no t respond.

Howe ver where I had had pr e vious professional contact with the

principal or t he l i b r a r i a n of an older school which did not r e s pond

to the ques t ionnaire , I did f ollow i t up by t elephone. I n the few

othe r caseS where an o l de r s chool did not r e s pond, I was ab l e to

co l lect some info rmation on , the history of the school library by

othe r means than a vi sit. 2

The info rmati on r eques t ed i n the questi onnai r e was t o be us ed

only as a basis for p lanning visits t o schools . I wanted to kn ow

t he approximate date a t whi ch a library had been establishe d i n the

s chool, and whether or not the school now had a "Commonwe alth"

l ibra r y, tha t i s, a neW libr ary, finance d , a t l e a s t p artly , wi th the

aid of Commonweal th Government funds , and meeting i t s standards . I

asked about records of t he school l i bra ry which might be held wi thin

the school , s o that I woul d ha ve an idea of the amoun t o f histor i cal

material avai lable there. I , a l so asked fo r detai ls of any published

1 . See als o t he f ollowing publication : Na t i onal Fund Raisi ngCouns e l of Austral ia , 1974/ 75 Dire ctory ; 'I ndependent Se condarySchool s o f Austra l i a , (Sydney, 1975).

2 . Such means include d pub l ished historie s of the school ; copiesof the school ma gazine i n the l ocal public library, the JohnOxley Memori al Library , or a near by academi c l i bra ry; interviewswi th former pupils; and l o cal newspaper file s.

76 6

history o f the school , because s uch information can be very diff icul t

to l oca t e , particularl y when the histor ies are pub l ished pr i va t e l y or

in pamphlet form . None of the major Queensland libraries has a -large

co llect ion-of school histories , and there is no compr ehens i ve

bibli ogr aphy of them, l so that , unless notified of i ts existence by a

school ,an historian CQuld r emain unaware of a pub l ish ed s chool

history .

I decided on the school s to be- visited on the ba s i s o f the

i nformation given by the s choo l s themselves about the age of t heir

l ibrary and t he l i br a r y r ecords availabl e ; a readi ng of the publ i sh -

e d school history if one was available ; and wi t h refe r ence to

comments made in r e spon se to Que stion Five, i n whi ch I asked permiss-

i on to visit the school. In a l l , ove r the next t wel ve months , I

visi ted s ome eighteen Queensland independen t s e conda r y school

lib rar ies . Where I did not vis i t a schoo l which I knew to have an

older librar y, I was often abl e to read i s s ue s o f t he s chool maga~ine

in the J ohn OXley Memorial Libr ary, in the l ocal publ i c l i b r a r y, or

i n the possession of former pup i l s .

For most of- the s chool s I visite d , I was the fi rst per son to

have r e searched the early history of the s chool l ibrary. As a r e sult,

I found , in s everal schools , that the libra ry had i n f ac t been

e s t abl i shed e a r l i e r than the dat e given by the s chool . The second

col umn o f the f ol l owi ng Table shows such dis crepan cies. They

occur red s ometimes be caus e schools we r e genuinely unaware of ear l y

l i brary provisi on ; some t i me s be cause schools we re r eluct ant, in the

1. School histor ies have be en l i s t ed in Aus tral i an Educati on Indexs i nce 195 8, though thi s l isting is not comprehensive .

767

light of modern school library standards, to call a bookcase in the

dining hall, or a few hundred books in a top corridor, a "library".

The independent schools in Townsville and Charters Towers were

not included in this questionnaire survey, since I already had

fairly detailed information about the. library provision in each of

them, having visited them several times to supervise Townsville

College of Advanced Education students on practicum. By contacting

' t he principals and school librarians, I was able to make arrangements

to look at the relevant records at the Townsville Grammar School, St.

Anne's School, Townsville (now the Cathedral School of St. Anne and

St . James), St. Patrick's College, Townsville, All Souls' and St.

Gabriel's School, Charters Towers, and Mount Carmel College, Charters

Towers ..

Though this questionnaire was used to collect information about

the historical resources in the schools related to school library

development,and as a basis for arranging visits to schools for

detailed work with the library records, no attempt was made to do an

historical survey of school libraries by questionnaire. In her

thesis on Pennsylvania school libraries, Sister M. Constance Me1vin1

noted that she had tria1led an historical survey questionnaire form

with the incumbent librarians in a group of schools in Pennsylvania,

and found it unreliable:

••• these persons were unable to supply the needed informationthemselves, were sometimes unable to get reliable informationfrom fellow teachers, tended to glorify with complete credit aformer superintendent, and failed to supply information whichwas available elsewhere in published form. The idea of usingthe questionnaire was then abandoned. The difficulty of obtain-

1. History of Public School Libraries in Pennsylvania, (Ph.D.thesis, University of Chicago, 1962), p.16.

76 8

ing informati on concerning s ome of the oldest s chool librariesby this method was verified in the r esults of a questionnairethat Maud Minster had s ent out •• • l

This conclusion i s conf irmed by my own experience with the dates

"given by s choo l librarians for the establ ishment of their libraries .

On the following pages i s a s ummar y , in Table f orm, of the

results of my s ur ve y and the visits , toge ther with a copy of the

l etter and ques tionnaire sent t o each s chool.

1. l'.aud Minste r was the author of a do ctoral dissertation fo r thePenns ylvania St a te College i n 1949, A St udy of LibraryFacilities , Organization , Administration , and Service , Duringthe Term of 1941-42 in 289 Seconda ry School Librarie s in .Penns ylvania l1here Cer ti f ied Li b r a r i ans Were Employed: A SurveyDirected Toward the Formulation of Recommende d Procedures forSecondary School Library Efficiency . Her work is r eferred to byMelvin , History of Public Scho ol Li b r a r i e s in "Pennsylvania ,p .16.

769

LIBRARIES IN I NDEPENDENT SECONDARY SCHOOLS I N QUEENSLAND, 1978:

QUESTIONNAIRE RESULTS

19th 1864century

1900 1899

pre 1908 1904

pre 1910 pre 1910

SCHOOL

All 'Hallows' School, Br isbane

Brisbane Grammar School

Brisbane Girls' GrammarSchool

s t . Joseph 's College,Gr egor y Terrace

Convent Hi gh Schoo l, TheRange , Ro ckhampton

Ipswich Girls ' GrammarSchool

Ipswich Grammar School

Some r v i l l e Hous e , Brisbane

Toowoornba .Gr ammar School

Glenni e Memorial School,Toowoomba

, St . Joseph 's C.B .C. ,warwick

Our Lady's College,Longreach

Warwick PresbyterianCollege

St. Patrick's Hi gh School ,Gympi e

Mt. s t. Bernard COll ege,Herberton

St. Mary's High School ,Ipswich

Fairholme College , Toowoomba

Dategiven bytheschoolfor tileestab­l i shmentof alibrary

1863

1870

1880s

pre 1885

c . 1890

c. 1890s

191 5

e ar l y20thCentury

1918

c. 1920

19205

1921

1922

Datesuggest­ed bytheevidencef or theestab­l i shmen tof alibrary

c . 189C

1912

A librar}in theschoo lbuiltwith theaid o fFederalGove rn- "mentf undss i nce1969

***

*

*

*

*

***

*

*

*

*

*

*

Schoolvisitegin thecourseof thesurvey

**

*

*

*

***

*

*

770

pre 1931 pre 1926

1934

1931

1932

*

*

*

**

*

*

*

*

*

1932

1945

1930

pre 1923

1940s

1954

1945

1940

1930s

c. 1927

1929

Loreto Convent, Coorparoo

Marist Brothers, SeniorCollege, Rosalie

St. Hilda's School,Southport

I St. Joseph's High School,Stanthorpe

DowhlandsSacred HeartCollege, Toowoomba

Brisbane Boys' College

Church of England GrammarSchool, East Brisbane

Clayfield College

St. Brendan's College,Yeppoon

St. Peter's LutheranCollege, Brisbane

Sacred Heart College,Sandgate

st. Paul's School, Bald 1961Hills

Star of the Sea High School, 1963/4Southport

St. Aidan's School, Corinda pre 1965

*

*

1964

1964

pre 1965Catholic High School,Maryborough

Our Lady's-SecondarySchool, Annerley

San Jose Secondary School,Mt. Isa

Seton College, Mt. Gravatt 1965

*

*Marist College, Ashgrove 1965

Mt. Carmel College-, Wynnum 1965/6

St. Mary's College, Kingaroy 1968

*

*St. Laurence's College,

South Brisbane

st. Mary's School, Charle­ville

St. Mary's High School,Maryborough

St. Rita's College, Clay­field

1968

1969

1969

1969/70

*

*

Corpus Christ i COllege ,Nundah

St . Colwnba 's High School ,Dal by

st . Mary 's C. B.C .,Toowoomba

St . · Kieran ' s C.B. C., Mt .I sa

Brisbane Adventist Hi ghSchool

Marian and St. StanislausCol l e ges, Rockhamp t on

Mt. St . Michael 's Coll ege ,Ashgrove

St . Pe ter Cl aver Col lege ,Rive rview

St . Thomas More COll ege ,Sunnybank

St . Moni c a l s College , Ca i r ns

St . Pa t r i ck ' s C. B. C. ,Mackay

st . Benedict 's COl lege ,Wi lston

Lourdes Hill , College,Hawthorne

Mt . Al ve r nia COl lege ,Kedr on

St . Edmund's C.B. C. , I pswich

771

1970

1970

1971

1971

1973

1973

1973

1976

1976

?

?

?

?

?

?

*

*

*

*

**

*

*

*

772

• one school

LOCATION OF SCH OOLS WHICH RESPONDEDTO THE QUESTIONNAIRE SURVEY

Charleville• Kingaroy

•Dalby•Toowoomba.

Warwick ..

r- - - • ,--,..------' 'J-.....

Herberton

•

Longreach•

_Mli sa

~----..,

IJIIIL _

773

LOCATION OF SCHOOLS VISITED

Charters Towers ..

IIIIIII

IIt,I~- - _..--,

tIII Toowcomba~

I Warwick. _

L - - - - - - - - ,..-- - "....._"'"----_..J \ J. ~,.

• One school

in reply, please quote fileNo.:-

LAC: EB

if telephoning or replyingask for :-

Mi ss Clyde,ext. 248

Dear .

774

TOVVNSVILLE COLLEGEOF ADVANCED EDUC~rION

P.O. BOX 117 A ITKENVALE QUEENSLAND 4B14 AUSTRALIATELEPHONE (077) 795355 TELEX A A47154

.Li br a r y Reso ur ces Cen t r e ,26th J une , 1978.

I am preparing a thesis f or the James Cook Uni ver s i ty of Nor t h Queens l andon the history of school libraries in Queensland. So that the f inal work wi l lreflect the gr ea t contribution of non-State schools to the development of schoollibraries in this State, I am s eek ing your help.

I am enclosing a very s hort questionnaire, wh i ch I should be most gratefulif you , or your librarian or teacher-librarian, could fill in, and return to mein the stamped self-addressed envelope provided. This questionnaire has beenprepared so that I shall have an idea of the approximate age of your schoollib r a r y , and the availability of any library records, such as early accessionregisters, minutes of parents ' or staff meetings at which the library might havebeen discussed, book lists, i nvoi ces , old order lists , old library books stillin the school, repo r ts of the librarian, articles about the library in the schoolmagazine, plans , photographs, and so on. I am aware that, because of climaticconditions in Queens l an d, much of this material may no longer exist in manyschools . However, I should be very interested to know of any such mat erial whi chmay still be i n your school, even i f records are not extensive.

For your i n format i on in answering the ques t i ons , I am def ining as a "s choollibrary" any room or collection of boo ks which a school itself chose to call a"library". I know t hat l ibra r i es have existed in many Queensland schools f r omthe 188 0' s , and possibly earlier , even t hough a great number of t hese woul d havecon s ist ed of t hirty or f or t y books in a cupboard i n a corner of a cl a ss r oom, ora smal l teachers' reference collect ion i n a staff r oom. I am j ust as interestedin those libraries as in those whi ch conform to the modern i dea of a schoollibrary media cent r e .

In r elation to Question 5, pl ease be assur e d that, i f I did vi s i t yours chool to read any of your lib rary records, I would use materi al gather ed onlywi t h your permissi on .

I a polog i s e for t h is int rus ion on your time, and thank you i n ant i c ipat ionof your help .

Your s sincerely,

~ «:::.-.e-.,--_

(Mi ss) L. A. Clyde,Lecturer in School Librarianship.

775

QUESTIONNAIRE .

1. Approximately when was the first library or book collection-es t ablished in your school?

2. Do you now have a " CommonweaLtih " Library?

(Ple as e tick)

3 . Approximate ly how fa r back do school library r e cords or schoo larchives extend? "

4. !las a his tory of your s choo l been pubLf.shed?

(Please tick) .

If so , could yo u give me aut hor , t itle , pub l ishe r and date?

5. If .records of any s ort do exi s t in ·your school which reflectthe gr owt h of the school library, would you allow me, at some timein t he future , to visit the s chool to read through them?

Name :

position:

School:

776

APPENDIX F :

VISITS TO SCHOOL LIB RARIES AND RELATED I NSTITUTIONS

19 78-1981

777

'APPENDI X F:

VISI TS TO SOlOOL LIBRAIUES AND RELATED INSTITUTIONS

197 8-1'981

Bet wee n Januar y 1978 and March 1981, the f ollowing school

, l i b r a r i e s , mus eums of educa t i on or librarianship ! and s choo l libr a ry

a ut hor i t i e s (i nc l uding publ i c l ibrari e s which opera ted , or had

operated, school l i b r a r y services ) , were visited in order t o col lect

information on t he history of s chool l i b r aries .

ENGLAND

Aldenham Schoo l , El stree , Hertfordshire

Bedales School , Pe te r sfie ld , Ha mpshi re

Bo lton School , Bolton , Greater Mancheste r

Br is t ol Grammar Schoo l , Bristo l , Gloucestershire

Cheltenham Ladi es ' College , Chel t e nham, Glouces te r sh i r e

Eton Coll ege , Windsor , Berksh i re

Kendal Grammar School , Kendal , Cumbr i a

Lancaster Gi r ls! Grammar Schoo l , Lanc a ste r, Lanc ashire

Lanca s t e r Roya l Gr ammar School , Lancas t er, Lancash i r e

}~nchester Grammar School , Manchester

Rave nsbour ne School for Boys, Bromley, Kent

Royal Grammar School, Guildfo r d , Surre y

Rugby Schoo l , Rugby; Warwicksh i r e

ShreWSbury School, Shrewsbury , ShFopshire .

westminster School, London

Wincheste r Col l ege , Winche ster , Hampshire

Hawk shead Gra mmar School Foundation (Wo r dswor th Museum) , Hawkshead,Cumb r ia,

The Uni versi t y of Leeds Museum o f t he Hi s t or y of Education, Lee ds ,West Yorkshire

Boot l e Re fe rence Li brary, Bootle , ,Me r s e ys i de

St . Edmund 's Parish Church. Libra ry, Ca s t l e t on , Der byshi re

Gloucester cathedral ', Gloucestersh i re

st. Wul f rum 's Parish Church, Libra r y, Grantham, Lincolnshir e

He r e f o r d Cathedr al Library, Herefordshire

778

All Saints' Church 'Library, Here~ord, Here~ordshire

Mansfield County Library, Education Library Service, Nottinghamshire

St. Mary Magdalene's Church Library, Newark on Trent, ' Nottinghamshire

Nottingham Central Library, Education Library Service, Nottinghamshire

SCOTLAND

Aberdeen Grammar School, Aberdeen

Balgreen School Library, Edinburgh

Dunfermline Public Library, Dunfe rml.d.ne , Fife

Edinburgh Public Library, Edinburgh

. Mont r os e Academy, Montrose, Angus

St. Leonard's School, St. Andrews, Fi~e

Stirling High School, Stirling

Andrew Carnegie Birthplace and Museum, Dunfermline, Fife

WALES

Cardiff Public Library; Cardiff

DENMARK

Pedr Lykkes School, Copenhagen

Sor~ Akademi, Sor~

THE NETHERLANDS

Department for School Libraries, The Hague

Library Museum, Netherlands Library and Lecture contre , The Hague

AUSTRALIA

Brisbane Girls' Grammar School, Brisbane

Brisba.ne Grammar School, 'Bri ,spane

St., JQseph' s College, Gr ,e gor y Te;<:Z:ace, Dz:isbane

Somerville House (~he Brisbane High School ~or Giz:ls), Brisbane

Church o~ England Gz:ammar School, East Brisbane

Brisbane Boys' College, Toowong

All souls'and St. Gabriel's School, Charters Towers

Mount Carmel Coll~ge, Charters Towers

Ipswich Grammar School, Ipswiph

Frensham, ~ttagong

779

convent Hi gh School, The . Range, Rockhampt on

st. Hilda's School, Southport

Fairholme Colle ge, Toowoomba

Glenn i e Memoria l School , Toowoomba

Toowoomba Grammar School, Toowoomba

St. Anne ' s School · (now the Cathedral. School of St. Anne and St.J ames) , Townsville

St . J oseph's School , The Strand, Townsville

St. Patrick ' s Coll e ge, rownsville

Townsville ·Grammar School, Townsville

Townsville West St ate School , Townsville

Vi ncen t St ate School, Townsville

s t; Joseph 's Christ ian Brothers' Col l ege , Warwi ck

Mus eum of Education , Armidale Col l ege o f Advanced Educati on ,Armidale

780

APPENDIX ,G:

A COLLECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS OF AMERICAN "HI GH SCHOOL LIBRARIES SHOWING

THE TYPICAL "USE "OF 'WALL 'SHELVI NG 'AND 'CENTRAL "SEATI NG, 1931

781

·APPENDI X G:

A COLLECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS OF AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARIES SHOWING

THE TYPICAL USE OF WALL SHELVING AND CENTRAL SEATING, 1931

A collection of photographs of American High school libraries,

published in the School Library ·Yearbook in 1931, showing the general

use of wall shelving and the provision of formal seating for pupils

in the centre of the rOOID.

George washington High School

782

Alexander Hamilton High School

Jefferson High School

-:-.=. -- T ..-~ '

783

- ..... - -._.-- -. .:::';"-:" .

••

Geor ge Washington High School

,,

John Marshall High School

f:,I~

j-I

-. 1...: " I."...,,

•

784

Mount Vernon Junior High School

785

APPENDIX H:

BOOKS BORROWED FROM HOUSE LIBRARIES

IN AN 'ENGLI SH PUBLIC SCHOOL, C. 1905

786

APPENDIX H:

BOOKS BORROWED FROM HOUSE LIBRARIES

IN AN ENGLISH PUBLIC SCHOOL, C. 1905

w. Kennedy, writing in 1906, gave a list of books which had

recently been borrowed from two of the ten house libraries in his

school, an English public school in which boarders were accommodated

in several houses, each under the charge of a master. This list,

consisting chiefly of fiction titles, illustrates the leisure reading

character of these libraries:

Atelier du LysCatrionaModern EngineeringParson PeterOwd BobDialstone LaneUnder the Red RobeThe Enemy to the KingLittle Brother to the BearLives of the HuntedChristmas StoriesThe Talking HorseThe Sky-PilatIn King' s BywaysThe'Duke DecidesOliver TwistpickwickThe Frozen PirateThe Fatal CordKenilworthThe Old Dominion'The Old Curiosity ShopDeeds that Made the Empire,Rupert of HentzauMistress Barbara CunliffeJoan of the Sword HandThree MidshipmenAbbess of VlayeMr. IsaacsSketches by BozRed RobeMidshipman EasyAdventures of Captain KettleRound the World in Eighty DaysCloister and the Hearth

787

John ChilcoteReminiscences of the MutinyWreck of the GrosvenorBadminton FencingSoldiers Three·Tom SawyerCall of the wildPeople of the MistBiography of a GrizzlyTrea sure IslandJust-so StoriesGodfrey Martin, Schoolboy

The list is reproduced from W. Kenriady , . "Libraries", in Anonymous

(ed.), The Public Schools from Within: A Col l ect i on of Essays on

Public School Education, Written Chiefly by Schoolmasters, (London,

1906), pp.116-ll7.