"The Bibliography Of Rochdale As Illustrated By The Books In The Local Free Public Library" is a fascinating glimpse into the literary landscape of Rochdale in the late 19th century. Originally presented as a paper before the Manchester Literary Club in 1880 by Henry Fishwick, this work offers a detailed overview of the books held within the local Free Public Library, providing valuable insights into the reading habits and intellectual interests of the community. It serves as both a historical document and a bibliographic resource, illuminating the cultural fabric of Rochdale during this period. For historians, bibliophiles, and those interested in library science, this work offers a unique and informative perspective.
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