Bibliomania: The Rise of Rare Book Collecting

How many books is too many books? Join Neil Weijer, UF Curator of Rare Books, as he follows compulsive nineteenth-century book collectors and authors who wrote about the new era of bibliomania. During this period, the actions of individual collectors came with public institutions and specialist scholars, and the resulting competition over books triggered a shift in thinking about what a library should be and whom it should be for.
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