The Farmington Plan: An Informative Study

Abstract

From the title page: An essay by George E. McDonough, who in addition to being an Assistant Professor in English at Seattle Pacific College, holds a master\u27s degree in Librarianship from the University of Washington. Contents: I. What the plan is and how it works II. An outline of Farmington Plan history, 1953-1961 III. The Vosper-Talmadge survey IV. A bibliography of the Farmington Plan, 1953-1961 V. Statistics of receipts VI. Countries, agents, and advisers VII. Materials excluded from the plan VIII. A note on principles of classification IX. Libraries and their responsibilities X. Allocations indexed by classification symbols XI. Former allocations XII. Alphabetical subject-list of allocations Includes bibliography and footnotes

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