GEN: SEC: Book repair advice

["Jane T. Hohn" <jhohn@PEN.K12.VA.US>]

Dear LM_NETters,

        I have a copy of _The Reformation_, by Will Durant,
that is in need of help.  It has quite literally broken at
about the halfway point in the book and the back half has
pulled away from the buckram spine.  As you know, those of you
who have volumes in the _Story of Civilization_ set, it's
heavy--1025+ pages.  How do you recommend that I repair it?

        I have two more copies of this volume, but our classes
really need to be able to use this copy also.  I plan on making
this one a reference copy and not allowing circulation of it,
once it's repaired.

        I welcome all suggestions for how to repair it, as well
as recommendations for what *not* to do to it.  I don't want to
have it rebound, as the margins aren't wide enough to allow for
that.

        Thanks in advance for advice on this.


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