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Wright, Christopher, ed.. Sir Robert Cotton As Collector: Essays On An Early Stuart Courtier And His Legacy. London, England: The British Library, 1997.

Wright, C.J., ed.. “Panizzi Bicentary Issue”. The British Library Journal. The British Library Journal, 1997.

Wright, Curtis H. Jesse Shera, Librarianship, And Information Science. Sacramento, CA: Library Juice Press, 2013.

Wright, C. “From Barter To Business: A Moral History Of Charging For Interlibrary Loans”. Charging For Document Delivery And Interlending, Proceedings Of The Ifla Workshop On Charging, 62Nd Ifla General Conference. Charging For Document Delivery And Interlending, Proceedings Of The Ifla Workshop On Charging, 62Nd Ifla General Conference (1996).

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Wosh, Peter J. Spreading The Word: The Bible Business In Nineteenth-Century America. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1994.

Wosh, Peter J., and Lorraine A. Coons. “A Special Collection In Nineteenth-Century New York: The American Bible Society And Its Library”. Libraries & Culture 32, no. Summer. Libraries & Culture (1997): 324-336.

Worth, George J. “Alexander Macmillan And His Magazine”. Victorian Periodicals Review 26, no. 2. Victorian Periodicals Review (1993): 105-107.

Worrell, Diane Featherston. “Patricia B. Knapp: Pioneer In Library Instruction”. Texas Woman's University, 2002.

Woronzoff-Dashkoff, A. “Princess E. R. Dashkova's Moscow Library”. The Slavonic And East European Review 72, no. January. The Slavonic And East European Review (1994): 60-71.

Worel, Sunny Lynn, and Melissa Lyle Rethlefsen. “1927 Reference In The New Millennium: Where Is The Automat?”. Journal Of The Medical Library Association 91. Journal Of The Medical Library Association (2003): 222-30.

Woolwine, David. “Library Association (Uk): Professionalization And Redefinition In The 1960S And 1970S”. Libraries: Culture, History, And Society 3, no. 2. Libraries: Culture, History, And Society (2019): 175-198.

Woolf, D.R., ed.. A Global Encyclopedia Of Historical Writing. New York, NY: Garland Publishing, Inc., 1998.

Woolf, Daniel R. Reading History In Early Modern England. Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press, 2000.

Woody, Rachael Cristine, and Rich Schmidt. “Following The Roots Of Oregon Wine”. Oregon Historical Quarterly 114. Oregon Historical Quarterly (2013): 324-39.

Woodward, Haze, and Fytton Rowland. “The History Of Library Automation In The United Kingdom”. In Libraries In The Early 21St Century, Volume 1, 2:361-73. Libraries In The Early 21St Century, Volume 1. Berlin, Germany: Walter De Gruyter, 2012.

Woods, Rollo G. “How It All Began”. Library History 23. Library History (2007): 275-82.

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Wood, Marcus. Radical Satire And Print Culture, 1790-1822. Oxford, England: Clarendon Press, 1994.

Wood, Gordon S. The Purpose Of The Past: Reflections On The Uses Of History. New York, NY: Penguin Press, 2018.

Wood, Emma. “Libraries Full Circle: The Cross Section Of Community, The Public Sphere, And Third Place”. Public Library Quarterly 40, no. 2. Public Library Quarterly (2021): 144-166.

Wong-Martinez, Carlos Gabriel. “Determinants Of Innovation In U.s. Public Libraries”. Drexel University, 1995.

Wolters, Timothy S. Information At Sea: Shipboard Command And Control In The U.s. Navy, From Mobile Bay To Okinawa. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2013.