Traité de l'administration des bibliothèques publiques

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In a period marked by the expansion of public education and cultural institutions, "Traité de l'administration des bibliothèques publiques" by Gabriel Richou delves into the evolution and governance of public libraries in France. Richou meticulously outlines the legislative frameworks that shaped these vital community resources, emphasizing the significance of accessibility and organization. This pioneering work serves as a crucial reference for understanding the role of libraries in fostering knowledge and civic engagement. Ideal for historians, librarians, and civic activists, this document offers insights into the principles that underpin public library administration, making it an essential read for anyone invested in the future of public knowledge dissemination. Explore Richou's vision for libraries as pillars of democracy and education.