Stewart _and_ Clarke--Book selection. _Passim._ _Also in Library World, Vol II. 1908-1909, pp. 409-417; 445-450._ Williams--Manual of book selection. _pp. 8-12; 67-71._ QUESTIONS:-- _1._ Name four universal bibliographies, and state the method of arrangement of two of them. _2._ Describe the plan and contents, and give an estimate of their value as aids to book selection, of any three of the following works:-- Nelson--Standard books. Sonnenschein--Best books. Graesse--Tresor de livres rares et précieux. Mudge--New guide to reference books. English Catalogue of books, _1801-1925_. Brunet--Manuel du libraire. _3._ Name two author, two subject, and two classified bibliographies. State their approximate prices. _4._ Name three trade bibliographies, pointing out any differences in their method of arrangement and scope. _5._ Name the various kinds of bibliographies known to you, giving the special features of each. _Lesson 2._ KNOWLEDGE OF BOOKS OF REFERENCE--_continued_. (_b_) Catalogues of libraries. (_c_) Bibliographies of bibliography. (_d_) Special bibliographies, and (_e_) Books containing bibliographies. Every effort should be made to examine and compare the catalogues of the following libraries:--British Museum; Cambridge University; Chemical Society of London; Dr. Williams’ Library; Glasgow University; John Rylands Library; London Library; Pharmaceutical Society of London; Royal College of Surgeons; Royal Geographical Society; Royal Institute of Great Britain; Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society; St. Bride Foundation Library; Society of Writers to H.M. Signet; University of Gottingen, and University of London. Bibliographies of bibliography by the following authors must be carefully noted:--British Museum; Courtney; Langlois; Peignot; Petzholdt; Stein; Vallée, etc. For bibliographies of special subjects _see_ Mudge’s “New guide to reference books”; Brown’s “Manual of practical bibliography”; “List of bibliographical works in the Reading Room of the British Museum,” etc. For short list of books containing bibliographies _see_ pages _25-26_, and make a note of any important bibliography you come across during your studies. READING LIST. Brown--Manual of practical bibliography. _Chap. 8, pp. 128-142._ Courtney--A register of national bibliography. _3 vols. Passim._ Ferguson--Some aspects of bibliography. _Passim._ Josephson--Bibliographies of bibliography chronologically arranged with occasional notes and index. _2nd edition. Bib. Soc. of America: Chicago, 1913._ Mudge--New guide to reference books. _pp. 229-230; 223-224._ _or_ Kroeger--Guide to reference books, _1908 edition. pp. 7-9; 108-110; 116-117_. Stewart _and_ Clarke--Book selection. _Passim._ Williams--Manual of book selection. _Note the select bibliographies at the end of each chapter._ QUESTIONS. _1._ Describe briefly six catalogues of libraries specially serviceable as aids to book selection.