Index to Volume 43

Index to Volume 43 Hermina G.B. Anghelescu and Mary L. Peterson General Index Note: Subjects from book reviews are designated with an “r” following page numbers. The letter “t” indicates a table and “a” and appendix. Locators in italics indicate illustrations. A Abbé Grégoire. See Grégoire, Henri Academic libraries as places of scholarship, 43(2):220–221r U.S., during WWII, 43(2):130–131, 43(2):132 Access to public records, 43(2):225r African American librarians in Far Western U.S., biographies of, 43(4):494–495r ALA War Services Library, Camp Zachary Taylor, Louisville, Ky. collaboration with Louisville Public Library, Louisville, Ky., 43(3):290–291 May Wood Wigginton as camp librarian, 43(3): 296–299 Minnie Dearing Miller as camp hospital librarian, 43(3):299–300 women librarians, role of, 43(3):291, 43(3):293–300 Alexandria Library Company, Alexandria, Va. development, 43(2):225–227r “The Ambiguous Origins of the Archival Principle of ‘Provenance’” (Sweeney), 43(2):193–213 American Heritage Foundation and ALA, 1952, 43(1):1–14, 43(1):21–22 American Library Association (ALA) and the American Heritage Foundation, 43(1):1–14, 43(1):21–22 and civil defense during WWII, 43(2):133–134, 43(2):140–142 Great Issues program, 1952, 43(1):3 and the National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters (NARTB), 43(1):17–18 Register and Vote Campaign, 1952, 43(1):10–22, 43(1):13, 43(1):16 support for presidential elections, 1952, 43(1):1–22 war services libraries, 1917-1919, 43(3):287–300 Amherst, Lord book collection, 43(4):493r Amtmann, Bernard as book dealer, 43(2):182, 43(2):182–184 [End Page 503] Ancien Régime booktrade during, 43(1):112–114r censorship during, 43(1):112–114r confiscations during, 43(1):112–114r Anglo-Saxon libraries during eighteenth century, 43(1):109–110r Archer, John as director of libraries, McGill University, Montreal, Canada, 43(2):184, 43(2):185 Archival practices and political context, 43(2):222–225r Archives Iraq National Library and Archive, Baghdad, 43(3):329–340 and principle of provenance, 43(2):193–208 and respect des fonds principle, 43(2):197–205 roles of during the digital age, 43(1):114–116r Royal Archives of Portugal, Lisbon, 43(4):402–407, 43(4):406 Yellow Register Archives, Nanjing, China, during Ming Dynasty, 43(2):148–171, 43(2):164 Yellow Register Archives, Nanjing, China, during Ming Dynasty, collection and organization, 43(2):153–156 Yellow Register Archives, Nanjing, China, during Ming Dynasty, facilities, 43(2):163–166, 43(2):164 Yellow Register Archives, Nanjing, China, during Ming Dynasty, management and use, 43(2):160–163 Yellow Register Archives, Nanjing, China, during Ming Dynasty, personnel and funding, 43(2):156–160 Yellow Register Archives, Nanjing, China, during Ming Dynasty, preservation, 43(2):166–169 Yellow Register Archives, Nanjing, China, during Ming Dynasty, safety, 43(2):170–171 Argentina book collecting during colonial era, 43(4):491r book culture, 1810-1830, 43(4):491–492r book culture, 1910-1920s, 43(4):492r Arkin, Nathan as collector of Canadiana, 43(2):180, 43(2):180–182, 43(2):185–190 Art libraries U.S., during WWII, 43(2):137–138 Association for Library Collections and Technical Services 50th anniversary commemorative papers, 43(4):487–489r Auction catalogs in Britain, eighteenth–nineteenth centuries, 43(1):119–120r Australia and principle of provenance in archival practices, 43(2):202 Australian Institute of Librarians history of, 1937-1949, 43(4):497–499r John Metcalfe’s role, 43(4):498r Authors Britain, eighteenth century, 43(2):238–240r Ireland, eighteenth century, 43(2):238–240r Scotland, eighteenth century, 43(2):238–240r U.S., eighteenth century, 43(2):238–240r [End Page 504] B Basler, Teresa T. “The Making of a Collection: Mesoamerican Manuscripts at Princeton University,” 43(1):29–55, 43(1):33, 43(1):38, 43(1):45 “Beth Budd Bentley Collection, Osborne Collection of Early Children’s Books, Toronto Public Library” (McGrath), 43(3):343–344 Bibliographies Louis D. Carman Lincolniana Collection, Library of the Supreme Council, Washington, D.C., 43(2):240–242r...

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