| BOOKS AND BOOKLOVERS |
3 |
| FITNESS IN BOOK DESIGN |
9 |
| PRINT AS AN INTERPRETER OF MEANING |
14 |
| FAVORITE BOOK SIZES |
19 |
| THE VALUE OF READING |
28 |
| THE BOOK OF TO-DAY AND THE BOOK OF TO-MORROW |
33 |
| A CONSTRUCTIVE CRITIC OF THE BOOK |
38 |
| BOOKS AS A LIBRARIAN WOULD LIKE THEM |
44 |
| THE BOOK BEAUTIFUL |
49 |
| THE READER'S HIGH PRIVILEGE |
63 |
| THE BACKGROUND OF THE BOOK |
79 |
| THE CHINESE BOOK |
87 |
| THICK PAPER AND THIN |
92 |
| THE CLOTHING OF A BOOK |
97 |
| PARCHMENT BINDINGS |
102 |
| LEST WE FORGET THE FEW GREAT BOOKS |
104 |
| PRINTING PROBLEMS FOR SCIENCE TO SOLVE |
115 |
| TYPES AND EYES: THE PROBLEM |
120 |
| TYPES AND EYES: PROGRESS |
128 |
| EXCEPTIONS TO THE RULE OF LEGIBILITY |
134 |
| THE STUDENT AND THE LIBRARY |
139 |
| ORTHOGRAPHIC REFORM |
145 |
| THE PERVERSITIES OF TYPE |
152 |
| A SECRET OF PERSONAL POWER |
162 |
| INDEX |
171 |