'They have had to come down to the women for help!' Numerical feminization and the characteristics of women's library employment in England, 1871–1974

Author： Kerslake Evelyn  

Publisher： Maney Publishing

ISSN： 0024-2306

Source： Library History, Vol.23, Iss.1, 2007-03, pp. : 17-40

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