«At the risk of entering into minute and very uninteresting particulars...»: the dispute between Antonio Panizzi and Nicholas Harris Nicolas
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https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2283-9364/11032Keywords:
Cataloguing, Antonio Panizzi, British Museum, Cataloguing rulesAbstract
The paper analyzes the dispute between Panizzi and Nicolas regarding the innovations proposed by the Italian librarian at the British Museum library. The innovations introduced by Panizzi mainly concern the management of the reading room and the rules for the new printed catalog of the printed books of
the British Museum library.
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Panizzi 1846 = Antonio Panizzi, On the supply of printed books from the library to the Reading room of the British Museum, London, Charles Whittingham, 1846.
Report 1850 = Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the constitution and government of the British museum; with minutes of evidence. London, William Clowes and sons, 1850.
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