Keele sale calls for change to law

January 8, 1999

The books should be offered to the British Library or some other academic institution where they can be viewed by interested scholars. They should certainly not be sold to a private collector if they are going to be lost from the sight of the academic community.

A. D. Rawlins. Brunel University

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