The RSA Library

Back in 1754, the first item the Royal Society bought was a book. By the end of 1999, the society had around 10,000 volumes in its library. Today, the society has fewer books, but has new, up to date reference materials and free access to the Internet. Here, the society's Director of Fellowship...

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Veröffentlicht in:	RSA journal 2000-01, Vol.148 (5495), p.106-107
1. Verfasser:	Crake, Paul
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