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University of California (1868-1952). Library
A major academic library system rather than an individual writer, this institutional author represents the publishing work of the University of California during a formative period in its history. Its publications range from library handbooks and university records to scholarly and historical works tied to one of America’s leading public universities.
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University of California Library Handbook 1918-1919
by University of California (1868-1952). Library
About the author
Created in 1868, the University of California grew into a statewide public university system, and its library operations became an important part of that intellectual life. Works credited to University of California (1868-1952). Library are typically institutional publications rather than books by a single person.
These titles often include guides, annual reports, catalogs, and other reference works that document how the university organized knowledge, supported research, and served students and faculty. For readers today, they offer a useful window into the development of higher education, librarianship, and academic culture in California.
Because this is a corporate or institutional author, biographical details are naturally limited compared with those of an individual writer. In this case, the name points to the University of California and its library system during the years before the institution’s mid-20th-century reorganization and updated naming conventions.