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Aschero, Antonia Ida Fontana. “The Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale Of Florence: Tradition And Innovation In Support Of The Information Society”. Alexandria 12, no. 3. Alexandria (2000): 179-192.

Ascoli, Peter M. “Julius Rosenwald And The Founding Of The Museum Of Science And Industry”. Journal Of Illinois History 2, no. 3. Journal Of Illinois History (1999): 162-182.

Ash, Timothy Garton, ed.. Freedom For Publishing, Publishing For Freedom: The Central And East European Publishing Project. London, England: C.E. University Press, 1995.

Ashton, Jean W. “New York's First Printer: William Bradford”. Columbia Library Columns 43, no. February. Columbia Library Columns (1994): 25-31.

Ashton, Susanna. “A Corrupt Medium: Stephen Burroughs And The Bridgehampton, New York, Library”. Libraries & Culture 38. Libraries & Culture (2003): 93-120.

Aspray, William. “The History Of Information Science And Other Traditional Information Domains: Models For Future Research”. Libraries & The Cultural Record 46, no. 2. Libraries & The Cultural Record (2011): 230-248.

Aspray, William. “Information History: Searching For Identity”. Information & Culture 54, no. 1. Information & Culture (2019): 69-75.

Aspray, William, and Barbara M. Hayes, eds.. Everyday Information: The Evolution Of Information Seeking In America. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2011.

Aspray, William. “The Many Histories Of Information”. Information & Culture 50, no. 1. Information & Culture (2015): 1-23.

Aspray, William, Melissa G. Ocepek, and George Royer. “On Cars And Food: Reflections On Sources For The Historical Study Of Everyday Information Behavior”. Information & Culture 49, no. 4. Information & Culture (2014): 492-525.

Asselmann, A. “Volksbüchereiarbeit Im Spiegel Der Zeitschrift Borrowmäus-Blätter/Die Bücherwelt (1903-1933)”. Bibliothek 19, no. 3. Bibliothek (1995): 322-361.

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Åström, Fredrik, and Lennart Pettersson. “Mapping Activities Of Artists In The Past: A Bibliometric Study Of The Library Of The Scandinavian Association In Rome Until 1870”. Libraries & Culture 41. Libraries & Culture (2006): 219-32.

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Atasoy, Nurhan. “Early Art Libraries In Turkey”. Art Library Journal 21, no. 1. Art Library Journal (1996): 15-18.

Atiyeh, George N., ed.. Book In The Islamic World: The Written Word And Communication In The Middle East. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press, 1995.

Atkin, Lara, Sarah Comyn, Porscha Fermanis, and Nathan Garvey. Early Public Libraries And Colonial Citizenship In The British Southern Hemisphere. Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan, 2019.

Atkins, Keith. “Convict Probation Station Libraries In Colonial Tasmania”. Script & Print 34. Script & Print (2010): 87-92.

Atkinson, Juliette. “The London Library And The Circulation Of French Fiction In The 1840S”. Information & Culture: A Journal Of History 48, no. 4. Information & Culture: A Journal Of History (2013): 391-418.

Atkinson, Dwight. Scientific Discourse In Sociohistorical Context: The Philosophical Transactionsof The Royal Society Of London, 1675-1975. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Assoc. Pubs., 1999.

Atkinson, Joan. “Pioneers In Public Library Service To Young Adults”. Top Of The News 43, no. Fall. Top Of The News (1986): 27-44.

Attar, K.E. “The Establishment Of A First-Class University Library: The Beginnings Of The University Of London Library”. History Of Universities 28, no. 1. History Of Universities (2014): 44-65.

Attar, K.E. “The Earliest Books At The University Of London: A Supplement”. Library & Information History 35, no. 1. Library & Information History (2019): 40-43.

Attar, K.E. “The Earliest Books At The University Of London (1838): 185 Volumes Presented By Nathaniel Vye, Esq.”. Library And Information History 32. Library And Information History (2016): 100-11.

Attar, K.E. “National Service: The University Of London Library During The Second World War”. Historical Research 89, no. 245. Historical Research (2016): 550-566.

Attebury, Ramirose, and Michael Kroth. “From Pedagogical Museum To Instructional Material Center: Education Libraries At Teacher Training Institutions, 1890S To 1970S”. Education Libraries 35. Education Libraries (2012): 48-58.

Attig, Derek. “Here Comes The Bookmobile: Public Culture And The Shape Of Belonging”. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2014.

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