In pre-revolutionary Russia to have its own library was considered a necessity. Its dimensions and the presence in her book rarities govern the financial and social situation of the owner. But even in the homes of poorer commoners, students from the province, and later in merchant houses a few shelves of books, attended required.Book market, "failed" as described by their Gilyarovsky, second-hand shops and bookstores attracted fans from many different social classes: the wealthy collectors, and poor students. Read, empathize, think, discuss and argue about the read - it was an ...
