EARLY TRAINING FOR BLACK LIBRARIANS IN THE U.S.: A HISTORY OF THE HAMPTON INSTITUTE LIBRARY SCHOOL AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ATLANTA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LIBRARY SERVICE (VIRGINIA, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES) - ProQuest

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EARLY TRAINING FOR BLACK LIBRARIANS IN THE U.S.: A HISTORY OF THE HAMPTON INSTITUTE LIBRARY SCHOOL AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ATLANTA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LIBRARY SERVICE (VIRGINIA, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES)

GUNN, ARTHUR CLINTON. University of Pittsburgh ProQuest Dissertations Publishing, 1986. 8702067.