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Stone Sentinels: The Bennington and Bunker Hill Monuments
Two Obelisks and the New England Memory of Revolution
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The Librarian as Guardian: Henry Armitage and His Real-Life Counterparts
When Knowledge Becomes Dangerous: The Keepers of Forbidden Texts
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The Anatomy of a 19th Century Book: Understanding Victorian Publishing
Paper, Print, and Binding in the Age of Industrial Revolution
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Sacred Spaces of Knowledge, Volume 5: The State Library of South Australia
Victorian Grandeur and Colonial Ambition in Adelaide
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The Hub of the Hub: Ticknor & Fields, James R. Osgood, and the Golden Age of Boston Publishing
How a Corner Bookstore Became the Center of American Literature
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Philosophy of the Study
Toward a Philosophy of Scholarly Space
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The Private Library in American History
From Colonial Reading Rooms to Gilded Age Sanctuaries
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The Architecture of Forbidden Knowledge: Miskatonic University and the Gothic Campus
How Lovecraft Built a Temple to Dangerous Learning in the Heart of New England
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Estate Planning for Readers: Ensuring Your Library's Future
Practical Guidance for Protecting Your Collection Beyond Your Lifetime
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The Shadow Over Academia: Lovecraft's Influence on Dark Academia Aesthetic
How Cosmic Horror Shaped Our Gothic Scholarly Imagination
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Architectural Pattern Books: How Builders Learned Style
From Asher Benjamin's Greek Temples to Downing's Gothic Cottages, and the Democratization of American Architecture
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The Scholar's Book Club, Volume IV
Bertrand Russell's History of Western Philosophy
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The Antiquarian Impulse: Why Old Books Matter Now
In Defense of Accumulating the Past
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Incunabula: Books Before 1501
The Swaddling Clothes of Print and the Infancy of Mass Communication
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