As I do inventory of our back "stacks," and I see all these wonderful
turn-of-the century classics like Graetz' History of the Jews, a set of
Scrolls: Essays on Jewish History and Literature and Kindred Subjects, by C.
Deutch, or Stanley's History of the Jewish Church--and all the others--I'm sure
you know the ones I mean-- I have to wonder--will researchers want to consult
these anymore? They're out of copyright, so will Google Book Project be what
all the young researchers use for such works? In a few more years, will there
be a point in libraries having these volumes? I don't know the answer and
would like to hear from those who work in research insitututions.
Andrea Rapp
Wise Temple, Cincinnati
Andrea Rapp
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