Library of Congress Classification System

A: General Works DG: Italy - Malta AC Collections, series, sollected works DH: Low Countries – Benelux countries AE: Encyclopedias DJ: Netherlands (Holland) AG: Dictionaries and other general DJK: Eastern Europe (General) reference works DK: Russia. Soviet Union, former AI: Indexes Soviet Republics - Poland AM: Museums, collectors and DL: Northern Europe, Scandinavia collecting DP: Spain - Portugal AN: Newspapers DQ: Switzerland AP: Periodicals DR: Balkan Peninsula AS: Academies and learned societies DS: Asia AY: Yearbooks, almanacs, directories DT: Africa AZ: History of scholarship and learning. DU: Oceania (South Seas) the humanities DX: Gypsies

B: Philosophy, Psychology, Religion E-F: History of the Americas B: Philosophy (General) E11-143: America BC: Logic E151-904: United States BD: Speculative philosophy F1-975: United States local history BF: Psychology F1001-1145.2: British America BH: Aesthetics (including Canada) BJ: Ethics Dutch America BL: Religions, mythology, rationalism F1170: French America BM: Judaism F1201-3799: Latin America, Spanish BP: Islam, Bahaism, Theosophy America BQ: Buddhism BR: Christianity G: Geography, Anthropology, Recreation BS: The Bible G: Geography (General), Atlases, Maps BT: Doctrinal theology GA: Mathematical geography, BV: Practical theology cartography BX: Christian Denominations GB: Physical geography GC: Oceanography C: Auxiliary Sciences of History GE: Environmental sciences C: Auxiliary Sciences of History GF: Human ecology, (General) anthropogeography CB: History of Civilization GN: Anthropology CC: Archaeology GR: Folklore CD: Diplomatics, archives, seals GT: Manners and customs (General) CE: Chronology GV: Recreation, leisure CJ: Numismatics CN: Epigraphy H: Social Sciences CR: Heraldry H: Social sciences (General) CS: Genealogy HA: Statistics CT: Biography HB: Economic theory, demography HC: Economic history and conditions D: World History and History of Europe, HD: Industries, land use, labor Asia, Africa, Australia, New Zealand, etc. HE: Transportation and D: History (General) communications DA: Great Britain HF: Commerce DAW: Central Europe HG: Finance DB: Austria - Liechtenstein - Hungary - HJ: Public finance Czechoslovakia HM: Sociology (General) DC: France - Andorra - Monaco HN: Social history and conditions, DD: Germany social problems, social reform DE: Greco-Roman World HQ: The family, marriage, women DF: Greece HS: Societies: secret, benevolent, etc.

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HT: Communities, classes, races LB: Theory and practice of education HV: Social pathology., social and LC: Special aspects of education public welfare, criminology LD: Individual institutions - United HX: Socialism, communism States LE: Individual institutions - America J: Political Science (except United States) J: General legislative and executive LF: Individual institutions – Europe papers LG Individual institutions - Asia, JA: Political science (General) Africa, Indian Ocean islands, Australia, JC: Political theory New Zealand, Pacific islands JF: Political institutions and public LH: College and school magazines and administration papers JJ: Political institutions and public LJ: Student fraternities and societies, administration (North America) United States JK: Political institutions and public LT: Textbooks administration (United States) JL: Political institutions and public M: Music administration (Canada, Latin America, M: Music etc.) ML: Literature on music JN: Political institutions and public MT: Instruction and study administration (Europe) N: Fine Arts JQ: Political institutions and public N: Visual arts administration (Asia, Africa, Australia, NA: Architecture Pacific Area, etc.) NB: Sculpture JS: Local government, municipal NC: Drawing, design, illustration government ND: Painting JV: Colonies and colonization, NE: Print media emigration and immigration, NK: Decorative arts international migration NX: Arts in general JX: International law JZ: International relations P: Language and Literature P: Philology. Linguistics K: Law PA: Greek language and literature, K: Law in general Latin language and literature KB: Religious law in general PB: Modern languages, Celtic KBM: Jewish law languages KBP: Islamic law PC: Romanic languages KBR: History of canon law PD: Germanic languages, Scandinavian KBU: Law of the Roman Catholic languages Church, The Holy See PE: English language KD-KDK: United Kingdom and Ireland PF: West Germanic languages KDZ: America, North America PG: Slavic languages, Baltic languages, KE: Canada Albanian language KF: United States PH: Uralic languages, Basque language KG: Latin America - Mexico and PJ: Oriental languages and literatures Central America - West Indies, PK: Indo-Iranian languages and Caribbean area literatures KH: South America PL: Languages and literatures of KJ-KKZ: Europe Eastern Asia, Africa, Oceania KL-KWX: Asia and Eurasia, Africa, PM: Hyperborean, Indian, and artificial Pacific Area, and Antarctica languages KZ: Law of nations PN: Literature (General) PQ: French literature - Italian literature L: Education - Spanish literature – Portuguese L: Education (General) literature LA: History of education PR: English literature

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PS: American literature pavements PT: German literature - Dutch literature TF: Railroad engineering and operation - Flemish literature TG: Bridge engineering PZ: Fiction and juvenile belles letters TH: Building construction TJ: Mechanical engineering and Q: Science machinery Q: Science (General) TK: Electrical engineering, electronics, QA: Mathematics nuclear engineering QB: Astronomy TL: Motor vehicles, aeronautics, QC: Physics astronautics QD: Chemistry TN: Mining engineering, metallurgy QE: Geology TP: Chemical technology QH: Natural history - biology TR: Photography QK: Botany TS: Manufactures QL: Zoology TT: Handicrafts, arts and crafts QM: Human anatomy TX: Home economics QP: Physiology QR: Microbiology U: Military Science U: Military science (General) R: Medicine UA: Armies: Organization, distribution, R: Medicine (General) military situation RA: Public aspects of medicine UB: Military administration RB: Pathology UC: Maintenance and transportation RC: Internal medicine UD: Infantry RD: Surgery UE: Cavalry, armor RE: Ophthalmology UF: Artillery RF: Otorhinolaryngology UG: Military engineering, air forces RG: Gynecology and obstetrics UH: Other services RJ: Pediatrics RK: Dentistry V: Naval Science RL: Dermatology V: Naval science (General) RM: Therapeutics, pharmacology VA: Navies: Organization, distribution, RS: Pharmacy and materia medica naval situation RT: Nursing VB: Naval administration R: Botanic, Thomsonian, and eclectic VC: Naval maintenance medicine VD: Naval seamen RX: Homeopathy VE: Marines RZ: Other systems of medicine VF: Naval ordnance VG: Minor services of navies S: Agriculture VK: Navigation, merchant marine S: Agriculture (General) VM: Naval architecture, shipbuilding, SB: Plant culture marine engineering SD: Forestry SF: Animal culture Z: Bibliography, Library Science, SH: Aquaculture, fisheries, angling Information Resources (General) SK: Hunting sports Z: Books (General), writing, paleography, book industries and trade, T: Technology libraries, bibliography T: Technology (General) ZA: Information resources (General) TA: Engineering (General), civil engineering TC: Hydraulic engineering, ocean engineering TD: Environmental technology, sanitary engineering TE: Highway engineering, roads and

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