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Collections are being added to Cambridge Digital Library on a regular basis, including many fragile glass slides, due to the generosity of Mr Cliff Webb, the Anstruther Literary Trust for Rare ... University of Cambridge.

Alongside the T-S Collection, Cambridge University Library is also now the home of the Jacques Mosseri Genizah Collection. ... The Genizah Research Unit at Cambridge University Library is responsible for the curation, digitisation and description of the

Cambridge University Library received most of its early Japanese books, over 2,500 items, in 1911-1913. ... A second digitization project is underway in collaboration with the Art Research Center at Ritsumeikan University.

Cambridge University Library holds a world-class collection of six large bound volumes of  caricatures from the Franco-Prussian War and the Paris Commune—(mostly) French and (some) German illustrated plates ... The Cambridge collection of

We have collaborated with the Bodleian at Oxford and other research libraries to provide an online catalogue of the collection. ... Content descriptions for the early Quranic fragments have been funded by theUniversity of Cambridge.

Cambridge received generous donations of £350,000, arranged through the late Robert (Roby) Littman, a Director of the Littman Library of Jewish Civilisation, and £100,000 from the Parasol Foundation. ... An article on the conservation of the

Chinese proverb. Cambridge University Library acquired its first Chinese book in 1632 as part of the collection of the Duke of Buckingham, but the first substantial holdings of Chinese books came ... About 3,000 Chinese printed serial titles are held in

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Cambridge University Library bought the collection in 1977 from the heirs of the antiques dealer Georges Anastase Michaelides (1900-1973). ... University of Cambridge.

The third oldest of the Cambridge Colleges, it was the first to have its own Chapel, which was for a period the College Library and which is now known as the ... For access to our medieval manuscripts, please contact the University Library’s

Royal Greenwich Observatory Archives. The RGO Archives, held in Cambridge University Library, consist of all the surviving historical paper records of the Royal Observatory from 1675 until circa 1980, though many ... These bulk of the material presented

Introducing Cambridge Digital Library. Welcome to Cambridge Digital Library: A home for the discovery of digitised material and research outputs from the University of Cambridge and beyond. ... Cambridge Digital Library seeks to open up this knowledge to

1209), dating from 1266 to the present, and for making them available for administrative and research purposes. ... Elizabethan statutes, 1570 (UA Luard 187). • Grant of Arms to the University of Cambridge, 1573 (UA Arms 1). •

Sergei Rachmaninov. The music collections at Cambridge University Library play an important role in the preservation of musical heritage, both on a national and international level. ... The oldest works date back to medieval times; the library holds

But the annual University of Cambridge engineering photo competition shows that not only is engineering an incredibly diverse field, it’s a beautiful one too. ... The competition showcases the breadth of engineering research at the University, from

In 1872 the fifth earl passed all the Newton manuscripts he had to the University of Cambridge, where they were assessed and a detailed catalogue made. ... Sir James Thornhill's Portrait of Isaac Newton reproduced with the kind permission of the Master

1663. The three manuscripts are now on long loan to Cambridge University Library and the Royal Asiatic Society is very pleased to make these available to the public. ... University of Cambridge.

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The Casebooks Project, a team of scholars at the University of Cambridge, has transformed this paper archive into a digital archive — as seen here, on the main Casebooks website, and in ... University of Cambridge.

10 Downing Street. Provision for a new Cambridge College was made in the founder’s will in 1717 but, following his death in 1749 and the death of his only surviving ... For further information, or to access the archive at Downing College, please

The history of South Asian studies at the University of Cambridge goes hand in hand with the history of its collections of South Asian manuscripts. ... In the late 19th century the Library began to acquire Sanskrit manuscripts collected in Nepal and

Ancient India and Iran Trust. Ancient India and Iran Trust. …The Trust’s greatest asset is its library, a unique, independent resource for research…". ... Trust occupies a unique position as an independent charity concerned with the study of early

Bursars. The library had existed as an integral component of college life since the college was built in 1448-9, and it is therefore Cambridge’s oldest purpose-built library. ... There is also an extensive collection of early Erasmus editions.

magnificent new library during the 1620s on a scale hitherto unseen in Cambridge. ... For further information about the Library and its collections see www.joh.cam.ac.uk/library or contactUniversity of Cambridge.

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King's College. a place of education, religion, learning and research". from the King's College Statutes. ... Endowment charter, 1446. (Photograph: diamm.ac.uk). The King's College of Our Lady and St Nicholas in Cambridge, commonly known as King’s

Covering the period 1861 to 1935, they include field journals, lecture notes, research notes, draft publications, correspondence and photographs. ... With many thanks to Dr Donald MacDonald, formerly Head of Genetics Department, University of Cambridge.

This edition is the result of a project run in collaboration with Cambridge Digital Humanities. ... Digitisation sponsored through the Cambridge Digital Humanities seed funding scheme. University of Cambridge.

In 1905, Cheshunt College moved to Cambridge; and in 1967, Cheshunt and Westminster united on the Westminster site. ... For further information about the Archives and Special Collections at Westminster, seeUniversity of Cambridge.

For permission to use and reproduce any of these images, we follow the procedures established by the University Library’s Cambridge Digital Library. ... Design for the new Cavendish Laboratory. University of Cambridge.

Over 300 manuscript maps from the Map Department’s collection including many 19th and early 20th centuries maps of parts of Cambridge. ... Plan of Cambridge market in 1836 (Maps.Ms.Plans.76). Plans of the Old Botanic Gardens, Free School Lane and

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It is now hoped to present some of the College's medieval manuscripts with appropriate commentary as part of the Cambridge Digital Collections. ... 75.1) has now been presented with appropriate commentary as part of the Cambridge Digital Collections.

For over five hundred years Cambridge University has been building up one of the world’s most important collections of Hebrew manuscripts. ... than a hundred years after its discovery, and the Cambridge Mishnah, one of only three complete manuscript

Bateson’s views were not in accord with the scientific establishment of Cambridge, who were largely Darwinists. ... With many thanks to Dr Donald MacDonald, formerly Head of Genetics Department, University of Cambridge.

The Marshall Library now plays a central role in supporting the teaching, learning and research of the Faculty of Economics and sustaining the Faculty's international reputation as a centre of ... University of Cambridge.

William Bateman. Translation, Willis and Clark, Architectural History of Cambridge (Cambridge, 1886) vol. ... 3, p. 391. Trinity Hall was founded in 1350, as the fifth College of the University of Cambridge.

The research and imaging have been generously funded by the Cambridge English Faculty, Pembroke College, and the University of Cambridge, enabling unprecedented access to Gray’s scholarship, new understanding of its ... Ruth Abbott. University of

Further information about Newnham College Library may be found by visiting theUniversity of Cambridge.

With the assistance of his research collaborators, this was to grow into his monumental series Science and Civilisation in China. ... In the course of his research on China, Needham amassed a unique collection of books and other research materials, now

platform created by a team of in-house developers at Cambridge University Library. ... The Cambridge University Digital Library is a well-loved innovative, world-class resource for everyone.

He lived in central Cambridge, amongst colleges but not part of their world, with skilled and educated trades people such as Harraden and Son around the corner while he lived above ... Downloadable images are available and should be credited 'Cambridge

A fortunate marriage, more fortunate in its great origin. The grafted offspring of the Sidney Sussex stem ". Giles Fletcher the elder, De Literis Antiquae Britanniae (Cambridge, 1633), p. ... 1589). Although the youngest of the old Cambridge colleges,

James Shirley, The Politician (acted 1639; printed 1655). St Catharine’s was founded in 1473, as the ninth College of the University of Cambridge. ... Further details can be found on theUniversity of Cambridge.

The Macclesfield Collection remained in the library at Shirburn Castle, the ancestral home of Earls of Macclesfield until 1999 when they were bought through Sotheby’s by Cambridge University Library. ... Conservation and digitisation funded by the

You may be able to find what you are looking for at the eresources@cambridge website. ... Do you have any other questions? Please contact us using theUniversity of Cambridge.

History of the New Museums. History of the New Museums. neither more nor less than the history of the development of the study of the natural sciences in Cambridge". ... William Napier Shaw, on the Museums and Lecture Rooms Syndicate. These two volumes