St Norbert College - Des Peres Yearbook (De Pere, WI)

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great Church theologians such as: Albert us Magnus. Bcllarmine, Don Scot us. Suarez, etc. Doth the field of dogmatic and moral theology is adequately represented. The section on devotional religion and homiletics is standard and it has several large sets of Church History in Knglish and French. The Acts of the Holy Sec and Bodies of Canon Haw are also here. Its Literature section is one of the finest and includes works, not only in Knglish. hut also many of the classics in French and Herman. The Knglish section lias been carefully selected so that it now contains sufficient material for any advanced course, and besides the classics themselve it has all necessary histories of literature, biographical and critical works, concordances and various kinds of dictionaries. Such standard works as the Cambridge History of Knglish and American Literature. Court-hope's History of Boetry and the Knglish Men of Letters Series may be found on its shelves, 'these are supplemented by a special library of the Everyman series of about :J0() volumes. The French and Herman section, while fairly represented have room for expansion. Ktforts are made, not only to obtain the works of literatim in Knglish which time has declared to be classics but as far a possible to keep up with contemporary works which present literary criticism declares worth while. Latin and (creek authors are all in the classics department and the editions represent the efforts of some of the foremost classical scholars of the world. Besides this there is sufficient material for a rich background for the study of the subject. The library subscribes to many of the current literary, classical and scientific magazines as well as several news journals and bound volumes are available. A notable collection of post incunabula forms a special section and standard works of reference are to be had. Although the library has attained a remarkable development it recognizes several important needs, such as funds for expansion in its scientific section, for furniture, equipment, etc. The aim of the school has been to provide a library which would keep pace with the progress which the college his manifested in every other phase of growth. -C. McCole. Twenty?

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