Advent Calendar 2021
This year’s Advent calendar takes the theme of oceans and coastlines, in support of the Dive In! Protecting Our Ocean exhibition at the Wardlaw Museum… Read More »Advent Calendar 2021
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Hamilton’s ‘Catechism’: A Rare Perspective on the Catholic Reform Effort
We are delighted that students on Dr Amy Blakeway’s ‘Mary Queen of Scots, France, England and Ireland’ module (MO4807) last year were again asked to… Read More »Hamilton’s ‘Catechism’: A Rare Perspective on the Catholic Reform Effort
“Detritus: to keep”: Shedding light on the work of Nicholas Tindal Phillipson
In the next part of the series of blog posts about the Archive of European intellectual life, project archivist Miriam Buncombe, looks at the papers of… Read More »“Detritus: to keep”: Shedding light on the work of Nicholas Tindal Phillipson
‘The Words You Need to Be Politically Correct’: behind conservative lines in the papers of Kenneth Minogue
In the next part of the series of blog posts about the Archive of European Intellectual Life, project archivist Miriam Buncombe, focuses on the work of… Read More »‘The Words You Need to Be Politically Correct’: behind conservative lines in the papers of Kenneth Minogue
The Kedourie Papers: the world and work Sylvia G. Haim
In the next part of the series of blog posts about the Archive of European Intellectual Life, project archivist Miriam Buncombe, focuses on the work of… Read More »The Kedourie Papers: the world and work Sylvia G. Haim
The Kedourie Papers: Nationalism, minorities and the Middle East
In the next part of the series of blog posts about the Archive of European Intellectual Life, project archivist Miriam Buncombe, looks at the Kedourie papers,… Read More »The Kedourie Papers: Nationalism, minorities and the Middle East
USTC Conference: Gender and the Book Trades Part IV
In this fourth, and final, instalment showcasing material used in the recent USTC Conference ‘Gender and the Book Trades’, we look at items in our… Read More »USTC Conference: Gender and the Book Trades Part IV
James D. Forbes Collecting Prize 2021 Winner Announced
Following a one year postponement, due to the pandemic, the James D. Forbes Collecting Prize ran again this year. This prize is offered in honour… Read More »James D. Forbes Collecting Prize 2021 Winner Announced
A mind of her own: the papers of Lola Mayer
In the second of a series of blog posts about the Archive of European intellectual life, project archivist Miriam Buncombe, looks at the archival record of… Read More »A mind of her own: the papers of Lola Mayer
USTC Conference: Gender and the Book Trades Part III
In this third instalment from our virtual showcase for the USTC Conference ‘Gender and the Book Trades’ we highlight some of the items from our… Read More »USTC Conference: Gender and the Book Trades Part III
The Journeys of Jacob Peter Mayer and his Papers
In the first of a series of blog posts about the Archive of European intellectual life, project archivist Miriam Buncombe, looks at the papers of… Read More »The Journeys of Jacob Peter Mayer and his Papers
The Very Rev John Lee (1779-1859)
In this blog post, Megan Briers, Mathematics and Computer Science student, shares her experience as a summer intern with the Special Collections team. The Very… Read More »The Very Rev John Lee (1779-1859)