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'The Public Library of Victoria and the University of Melbourne were significant institutions in the life of librarian Leigh Scott (1888–1963). Scott’s early career included various roles at the Public Library during 17 years of service. Concurrently he completed his Bachelor of Arts part time from 1910 to 1915 and subsequently graduated Master of Arts in philosophy at the university. He was also a qualified accountant.' (Philip G Kent : introduction)

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    y separately published work icon The La Trobe Journal no. 101 March 2018 13392101 2018 periodical issue

    'Issue No 101 of the La Trobe Journal goes behind the scenes and into the history of State Library Victoria, via the memoirs of four former staff members.

    'The period covered spans around two-thirds of the 160-plus years since the Library first opened its doors in 1856 as the Melbourne Public Library.'  (Publication abstract)

         2018     pg. 34-65
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