By the liberality of the benevolent private libraries are every where found which, with the other sources of information, evince the superiority of our condition to that of any other people, in the means of gaining valuable knowledge.
David Daggett: “By the liberality of the benevolent private libraries are every where found which, with the other sources of…”
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Daggett acknowledges the role of private libraries in enhancing the educational resources available to the public.
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