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Discover the fascinating history of public libraries in this informative and engaging book by Edward Edwards. Tracing the development of libraries in four great nations, Edwards explores the social, political, and cultural forces that have driven this essential form of community outreach. From the earliest book collectors to the modern era of digital media, Free Town Libraries is a sweeping panorama of an institution that has enriched countless lives.

Baron de Humboldt was a renowned explorer and scientist, whose work focused on the natural world and the environment. This book, edited and translated by Edward Edwards, offers a selection of Humboldt's writings related to Mexico, with extensive notes by J. Taylor. Covering topics as diverse as botany, geography, and geology, this book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the natural world.

In this insightful book, Edward Edwards explores the economics of the fine arts, from the production and sale of art to the organization and funding of cultural institutions. Drawing on historical examples from Europe and America, Edwards puts forth a compelling argument for the value of the arts to society at large.

This biography of Sir Walter Ralegh is based on contemporary documents, providing a wealth of information about his life and times. It covers Ralegh's early years, his exploits as an explorer, his imprisonment and execution, and his lasting impact on English literature. This engaging and well-researched book offers a new perspective on one of the most fascinating figures of the Elizabethan era.