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Armstrong, Gordon. “Libraries In Burnley, 1900, And The Absence Of A Public Library”. Library History 19. Library History (2003): 211-225.

Armstrong, Robert D. “This Nice Little Stealage Game: Printing, Politics, And Patronage In Territorial Idaho”. Idaho Yesterdays 38, no. Winter. Idaho Yesterdays (1994): 21-34.

Armstrong, Robert D. “Clothed With The Authority: A Dispute Over Public Printing In Colorado Territory”. Papers Of The Bibliographical Society Of America 93, no. September. Papers Of The Bibliographical Society Of America (1999): 359-377.

Armstrong, Gordon. “The Culture And History Of South African Public Libraries: The Experiences Of Durban Library”. Library History 16. Library History (2000): 35-47.

Armstrong, Gordon B. “Durban Public Library And Reading Rooms, 1900”. Library History 17. Library History (2001): 213-222.

Armstrong, Gordon B. “Durban Public Library And Reading Rooms, 1900”. Library History 17. Library History (2001): 213-22.

Armstrong, Robert D. “The Matter Of Printing: Public Printing In The Western Territories Of The United States”. Journal Of Government Information 21, no. January/February. Journal Of Government Information (1994): 37-47.

Armstrong, Robert D. “We Have Seen Many A Worse Job Done Further East”. The Papers Of The Bibliographical Society Of America 101. The Papers Of The Bibliographical Society Of America (2007): 149-165.

Armstrong, Elizabeth. Before Copyright: The French Book-Privilege System, 1498-1526. New York, NY: Cambridge University Press, 1990.

Armstrong, Gordon. “Libraries In Burnley, 1900, And The Absence Of A Public Library”. Library History 19. Library History (2003): 211-25.

Armstrong, Robert D. “Impenetrable Obscurity: The Comptroller, The Secretary, And Territorial Printing”. The Papers Of The Bibliographical Society Of America 99. The Papers Of The Bibliographical Society Of America (2005): 411-425.

Armstrong, Robert D. “A Proper Business Prudence: Arizona's Extraterritorial Printing, 1865-1887, And An 1889 Variation, Part I”. Papers Of The Bibliographical Society Of America 90, no. June. Papers Of The Bibliographical Society Of America (1996): 343-366.

Arndt, S.C. “Bringing Books Into Baltimore”. Book History 16. Book History (2013): 62-88.

Arner, Robert D. Dobson's Encyclopaedia: The Publisher, Text, And Publication Of America's First Britannica, 1789-1803. Philadelphia, PA: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1991.

Arnold, Philip P. “Black Elk And Book Culture”. Journal Of The American Academy Of Religion 67, no. 1. Journal Of The American Academy Of Religion (1999): 85-111.

Arnold, Jonathan. “Please Bring Me Tess Of The Dr. Rbyvilles (Harding): The Reading Preferences Of American Soldiers During The First World War”. Reading And The First World War: Readers, Texts, Archives. Reading And The First World War: Readers, Texts, Archives (2015): 99-114.

Arnold, Stephen E., and Eric S. Arnold. “Vectors Of Change: Electronic Information From 1977 To 2007”. Online 21, no. July/August. Online (1997): 18-33.

Arnold, John H. History: A Very Short Introduction. New York, NY: Oxford University Press, 2000.

Arnold, Werner, ed.. Bibliotheken Und Bücher Im Zeitalter Der Renaissance. Wiesbaden, Germany: Harrassowitz Verlag, 1997.

Arnold, John. “Cultivating The Armchair Reader: The Circulating Library Movement In Melbourne, 1930-1960”. In Books, Readers, Reading, 67-79. Books, Readers, Reading. Geelong, Australia: Faculty of Humanities, Deakin University, 1992.

Aronson, Amy Beth. “Understanding Equals: Audience And Articulation In The Early American Women's Magazine”. Columbia University, 1996.

Arp, L. “An Analytical History Of Library Literacy”. Rq 34, no. Winter. Rq (1994): 158-172.

Arseneau, Catherine Lorraine. “The Origins And Early Development Of The Nova Scotia Museum, 1868-1940”. Saint Mary's University, 1994.

Asato, Noriko. “Librarians' Free Speech: The Challenge Of Librarians'”. Library Trends 63. Library Trends (2014): 75-105.

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.