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ONE evening, while in Virginia, I dined in very select companyfor I was the only guest present, excepting the Secretary of the American Library Association, who had not been a president of that body. I was not, however, the only Englishman in the party,and by Englishman in this paragraph 1 mean British born,for Andrew Keogh, the Librarian of Yale University and President for 192930, sat opposite me. Keogh, like myself, was born in NewcastleonTyne.
Library Review – Emerald Publishing
Published: Jan 1, 1937
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