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Volume I: to 1640
Elizabeth Leedham-Green
Darwin College, Cambridge
Teresa Webber
Trinity College, Cambridge
Contents and contributors:
- Introduction Elisabeth Leedham-Green and Teresa Webber;
- 1. The physical setting Richard Gameson and Claire Sargent;
- 2. Celtic Britain and Ireland in the early Middle Ages Padraig P. O Neill;
- 3. Anglo-Saxon England David Ganz;
- 4. Monastic and cathedral book collections in the late eleventh and twelfth centuries Teresa Webber;
- 5. The libraries of religious houses in the late Middle Ages David N. Bell;
- 6. College and university book collections and libraries Roger Lovatt;
- 7. Bishops and kings: private book collections in medieval England Jenny Stratford and Teresa Webber;
- 8. The medieval librarian Richard Sharpe;
- 9. Borrowing and reference: access to libraries in the late Middle Ages Peter J. Lucas;
- 10. The dispersal of the monastic libraries and the salvaging of the spoils James P. Carley;
- 11. Extending the frontiers: scholar collectors Julian Roberts;
- 12. Matthew Parker's manuscripts: an Elizabethan library and its use Timothy Graham;
- 13. Tools of the trade: universities and colleges Kristian Jensen;
- 14. Tools of the trade: major ecclesiastical libraries, from reformation to civil war C. B. L. Barr and David Selwyn;
- 15. Tools of the trade: clerical and parish libraries Arnold Hunt;
- 16. Tools of the trade: schools and schoolmasters (to c. 1550) Nicholas Orme;
- 17. Tools of the trade: school libraries (c. 1540 to 1640) William Barker;
- 18. Tools of the trade: common lawyers and the Inns of Court J. H. Baker;
- 19. Tools of the trade: medical libraries Peter Murray Jones;
- 20. Tools of the trade: heralds' libraries Pamela Selwyn;
- 21. 'The profession of a gentleman': books for the gentry and the nobility (c. 1560 to 1640) Pamela Selwyn and David Selwyn;
- 22. Libraries of the 'common sort' Margaret Spufford;
- 23. The libraries of the antiquaries (c. 1580-1640) and the idea of a national collection Richard Ovenden;
- 24. Library administration (c. 1475 to 1640) C. Y. Ferdinand;
- 25. Libraries and the organization of knowledge David McKitterick;
- Bibliography;
- Index of manuscripts;
- General index.
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