CHAPTER III - A GROUP OF BOOK-LOVERS AND PUBLIC BENEFACTORS

pp 413-463

CHAPTER IV - THE KING'S OR ‘GEORGIAN’ LIBRARY;– ITS COLLECTOR, AND ITS DONOR

pp 464-486

CHAPTER V - THE FOUNDER OF THE BANKSIAN MUSEUM AND LIBRARY

pp 487-510

BOOK THE THIRD: LATER AUGMENTORS AND BENEFACTORS. 1829–1870

pp 511-514

CHAPTER I - GENERAL VIEW OF THE HISTORY OF THE BRITISH MUSEUM, UNDER THE ADMINISTRATION, AS PRINCIPAL-LIBRARIAN, OF JOSEPH PLANTA

pp 515-526

CHAPTER II - INTRODUCTION TO BOOK III (Continued):–GROWTH, PROGRESS, AND INTERNAL ECONOMY, OF THE BRITISH MUSEUM, DURING THE PRINCIPAL - LIBRARIANSHIP OF SIR HENRY ELLIS.

pp 527-582

CHAPTER III - INTRODUCTION TO BOOK III (Continued):–GROWTH, PROGRESS, AND INTERNAL ECONOMY, OF THE BRITISH MUSEUM DURING THE PRINCIPAL - LIBRARIANSHIP OF SIR ANTONIO PANIZZI.

pp 583-607

CHAPTER IV - ANOTHER GROUP OF ARCHÆOLOGISTS AND EXPLORERS.–THE SPOILS OF XANTHUS, OF BABYLON, OF NINEVEH, OF HALICAR-NASSUS, AND OF CARTHAGE.

pp 608-669

CHAPTER V - THE FOUNDER OF THE GRENVILLE LIBRARY

pp 670-685

CHAPTER VI - OTHER BENEFACTORS OF RECENT DAYS.–CREATION OF THE NEW DEPARTMENT OF BRITISH AND MEDIÆVAL ANTIQUITIES AND ETHNOGRAPHY

pp 686-719

CHAPTER VII - RECONSTRUCTORS AND PROJECTORS

pp 720-762

GENERAL INDEX

pp 763-780