Francis James Burgoyne (1858[1] – 18 October 1913)[2][3] was a British librarian and author.
Born in Blaenavon,[4] he was the Chief Librarian of Lambeth from 1887 until his death in 1913;[5] according to an article in the South London Press, "under his care the Lambeth Libraries became the best equipped institutions of the kind in the Metropolis".
[2] An obituary in the Pall Mall Gazette said that "in addition to several authoritative works on public library administration, [he] published some important contributions to Baconian literature".
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