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THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
STUDY THE MOST APPROVED AUTHORS:
THE ROLE OF THE THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY AMERICAN
PROTESTANT MINISTERIAL EDUCATION
A DISSERTATION SUBMITTED TO
THE FACULTY OF THE GRADUATE LIBRARY SCHOOL
IN CANDIDACY FOR THE DEGREE OF
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
BY
NORMAN J. KANSFIELD
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
AUGUST, 1981
CONTENTS
Front Matter (acknowledgements, list of
illustrations, list of tables, abstract, introduction)
Chapter I: "Anxious to Edify and Persuade:" the Image of the Protestant
Pastor in Nineteenth-Century America ...... (File 1;
File 2)
Chapter II: "It Will Also be Advisable to Procure Some Books:" Seminary
Library Ideals in the Nineteenth Century (File 1;
File 2)
Chapter III: "A Valuable Library Has Been Procured:" Seminary Library
Development in the Nineteenth Century
(File 1;
File 2)
Chapter IV: "Read and Study the Most Approved Authors:" Student Use of
Nineteenth Century Seminary Libraries (File 1;
File 2)
SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
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