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The 15 pages that link to Legal deposit, each with the reason it gives.

• National libraryRelated: It gives national libraries a systematic way to acquire the country’s publications.

• LibraryRelated: Legal deposit helps libraries preserve a country’s documentary record.

• Web archivingRelated: Extending deposit rules to online works gave national libraries authority to collect web material.

• Bibliothèque nationale de FranceRelated: French legal deposit has supplied the library with a systematic record of published output for centuries.

• Bodleian LibraryRelated: Legal deposit gives the Bodleian a continuing stream of UK and Irish publications.

• British LibraryRelated: Legal deposit supplies the library with much of the United Kingdom’s published output.

• Library and Archives CanadaRelated: Legal deposit supplies the institution with Canadian publications for its national collection.

• National Library of ChinaRelated: Deposit rules support the library’s systematic collection of Chinese publications.

• National Library of IndiaRelated: India’s legal-deposit rules help the library acquire publications issued within the country.

• German National LibraryRelated: German publishers must submit copies so the library can preserve the nation’s published output.

• National Library of RussiaRelated: Deposit laws help the library systematically collect Russian publications.

• National Library of SwedenRelated: Swedish legal deposit gives the library a systematic record of published output.

• Russian State LibraryRelated: Legal-deposit copies help build the library’s comprehensive national collection.

• Biblioteca Nacional de EspañaRelated: Spanish legal deposit supplies the library with newly published material for preservation.

• National Diet LibraryRelated: Deposit requirements are a principal means by which the library collects Japan’s publications.