The Journal of the Rutgers University Libraries. Volume 65 (Archival Information Package)

Will the Journal last another twenty-five years to its one hundredth anniversary? That is difficult to say. While many bibliographic library journals have ceased in the last few decades, I feel there is still a place for the Journal. As Tom Fulton notes in his article in this volume, “One of the most exciting developments in the study of reading over the past twenty years has been a return to books themselves as evidence for the way in which people read.” Along with a reinvigorated interest in the history of the book at Rutgers and elsewhere, the Journal offers an important venue for articles reflecting these trends. But with the rapid transformation in technology, who knows what will happen to the genre of the academic journal itself? We at least have taken steps that have brought us strongly into the digital age. This resource is archived and is not available for public use. The publicly accessible version is available at http://jrul.libraries.rutgers.edu/index.php/jrul/issue/view/256Binary format, Base64 in XML wrapper, native OJS import format -- README file -- [Preface] Cover for Volume 65 / Author, A. -- Greetings from the University President On the Occasion of The Journal of the Rutgers University Libraries’ Seventy-fifth Anniversary / Barchi, R. -- [Articles] Seventy-five Years of The Journal of the Rutgers University Libraries / Sewell, R. -- Milton in the Library / Fulton, T. -- How Cleanth Brooks Read his Seventeenth Century News Letter: James Marshall Osborn, Joseph Milton French, and the Organization of English as a Profession in Mid-Century America / James, K. -- "An Excellent Core": Rutgers Milton Collection / Perrone, F. -- Seventeenth-Century Scribal Culture and "A Dialogue between King James and King William" / Kelly, E. -- An Edition of the Rutgers Manuscript of Charles Blount, "A Dialogue between K[ing] James and K[ing] W[illiam] / Blount, C. -- Verse Miscellanies and the Circulation of a Donne Elegy / Hunt, S. -- An Edition of the Rutgers Manuscript of Donne's Elegy, "Love's Progress," and Matthew Mainwaring's "Sonnet" / Donne, J. -- A Librarian's Stroll Through Milton's Afterlife / Joseph, M. -- Notes on Contributors for volume 65 / Sewell, R