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Perhaps most significant however is that the original compiler beginning in 1958, Arlie Slabaugh, has passed away since the 2000 edition, and his mantle falls on the shoulders of veteran cataloger and author Cuhaj.
Confederate States paper money; Civil War currency from the South, ... by Reference & Research Book News
A final chapter, The Baby and The Bathwater, summarizes their advice to reference librarians, catalogers, library administrators, vendors and publishes, catalog and database designers, information and library science educators, and The Library of Congress; their final word goes to readers: subdivide and conquer.
Magic search; getting the best results from your catalog and beyond by SciTech Book News
Prior to the creation of the standard list for subject headings, catalogers made their own decisions on how to assign headings.
The Beginning of the Cataloging Code by sam bryant / Reference and Education community
 
 
 
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