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  2. Engineering – Cambridge University Library Special Collections

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    Category: Engineering. Posted on. 18 June 2021. by Sally Kent. A small collection of papers relating to the engineer and astronomer Frank McClean (1837-1904) have recently been acquired by Cambridge University Library. The papers comprise two

  3. Astronomy – Cambridge University Library Special Collections

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    Category: Astronomy. Posted on. 14 November 2022. by William Hale. The future Grand Duke of Tuscany, Cosimo III de Medici (1642-1723), visited England in the spring of 1669, as part of a series of European […]. Among the recently catalogued

  4. Henslow – Cambridge University Library Special Collections

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    Tag: Henslow. Posted on. 14 December 2020. by Special Collections. 175 years ago John Stevens Henslow started lobbying for a  Botanic Garden in Cambridge. After twenty years of effort, his work bore fruit and led […]. Coming into the Cambridge

  5. Cambridge University Library Special Collections – Page 73

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    the 200-year anniversary of Jane Austen’s first novel, Sense and sensibility, which was published in October 1811 as an anonymous work, ‘by […]. An article by Michael Carter on the

  6. Ireland – Cambridge University Library Special Collections

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    Rare Books Department this month include a nineteenth-century book of College verse, a satire from the period leading up […]. The Rare Books Department of the Library purchases over 200 printed

  7. Cambridge University Library Special Collections – Page 45

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    The Rare Books Department of the Library purchases over 200 printed books each year to enhance its historical collections.

  8. CPS – Cambridge University Library Special Collections

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    Tag: CPS. Posted on. 13 March 2019. by Katrina Dean. Coming into the Cambridge University Library entrance hall visitors encounter three objects: a wall-mounted cast of 565 million-year-old sea-creature fossils, a plastinated pitcher plant, using

  9. science – Cambridge University Library Special Collections

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    Tag: science. Posted on. 24 November 2023. by Special Collections. Post by Elizabeth L. Smith (Digital Curator, Nineteenth-Century Science Collections) This autumn marks the completion of a four year project digitising the Darwin Archive, the […].

  10. Cambridge University Library Special Collections – Page 62

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    The year 2013 marks the quincentenary of Niccolò Machiavelli’s Il Principe, one of the most widely read political writings of all time. The Italian Collections […]. Posted on. 5 August 2013. by Emily Dezurick-Badran. It’s known that the

  11. Cambridge University Library Special Collections – Page 25

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    There is a healthy tradition of collaboration among archives in Cambridge. Local archival repositories vary widely in size from large (like the University Library’s Archives […]. This blog celebrates the completion of the Royal Commonwealth

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