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Cambridge Library Collection Blog. Heritage Books, selected by scholars and carefully restored for readers worldwide. Why would anybody want to reissue such old books? Surely they are out of date? They are of interest for several reasons:. Many of them contain data (historical information, transcripts of documents that have since been lost, maps of places that have changed, tribal languages that are no longer spoken) that is of itself valuable to present-day scholars. So, are you saying that the Cambridg...
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Cambridge Library Collection Blog. Heritage Books, selected by scholars and carefully restored for readers worldwide. Author Archives: Cambridge Library Collection. March 20, 2015. Alas, and thrice woe (from my point of view anyway), this is my last ever blog for the Cambridge Library Collection. I now slip away into the sunset, leaving others to ramble on (or, even better, write snappily and coherently) … Continue reading →. Printing and Publishing History. Spring and Port Wine. March 16, 2015. The path...
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Cambridge Library Collection Blog. Heritage Books, selected by scholars and carefully restored for readers worldwide. Browse our range of Collections. Our publishing in the Cambridge Library Collection covers a wide range of subjects. Please use the links below to browse the titles available. Humanities and Social Sciences. Spiritualism and Esoteric Knowledge. Literature and Literary Studies. The Works of John Ruskin. Printing and Publishing History. English Men of Letters. The Works of Thomas Carlyle.
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Cambridge Library Collection Blog. Heritage Books, selected by scholars and carefully restored for readers worldwide. Download Cambridge Library Collection Flyer. Bookseller article 20th July 2009. Inside Higher Ed article, 3rd August 2009. Library Journal article 13th August 2009. Times Higher Education article 3 September 2009. Roger D. Woodard, Andrew van Vranken Raymond Professor of the Classics, Professor of Linguistics, University of Buffalo (The State University of New York). 8216;Cambridge Univer...
16 books related to Sir John Franklin you need to read…. | Cambridge Library Collection Blog
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Cambridge Library Collection Blog. Heritage Books, selected by scholars and carefully restored for readers worldwide. Ten Reasons To Be Grateful You Are Not Living In The Eighteenth Century →. 16 books related to Sir John Franklin you need to read…. September 10, 2014. Watch the the first underwater video of one of Sir John Franklin’s ships that was discovered by the Parks Canada underwater archaeology team:. Here are the top 16 books related to Sir John Franklin from. The Cambridge Library Collection.
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Harriet Martineau: a Deaf lady traveller in Egypt – part one | Joyce Filer
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NEWS, items of interest. Laquo; EAT, DRINK and BE MERRY: celebrations in ancient Egypt (PART TWO). Continuing Up and Down the Nile. Harriet Martineau: a Deaf lady traveller in Egypt – part one. February 28, 2014 by joycefiler. Early life and ill health:. Harriet Martineau (fig. 1a) was born in June,1802 in Norwich into a middle class business family. She seems to have suffered from poor health since infancy and, apparently, was not expected to live long – she did. Overcoming difficulties with humour:.
Gareth 2.0: June 2011
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Thursday, 30 June 2011. Thing 4 - Twitter. I must confess, I already use Twitter. Two years ago, walking down Green Street, I encountered a familiar figure. It wasn't until he had passed me that my brain registered it was the King of Twitter. Himself, who had been a boyhood idol of mine. A day in which no member of my family shouted 'Baaaah! In 1996 there was a rather good radio comedy series by the writer Gary Parker called Seymour the Fractal Cat. I've already measured it, Captain. 22 inches.". It was ...
Gutenberg Gets the Ball Rolling – Reiterations
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Imparting the Wisdom of Others Since January, 2008. August 12, 2015. Gutenberg Gets the Ball Rolling. By 1500, we know of some 27,000 printed titles, nearly three-quarters Latin books, but also vernacular books of piety and prayer and works of entertainment. They were carried by traders in wooden trunks or casks and sold at markets, usually unbound. The printers’ chief object was the Bible – 94 Latin Bibles by 1500, 16 German Bibles by 1522. Usually it was printed with commentary. Posted in Church History.
A Catechism on the Catechism – Reiterations
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Imparting the Wisdom of Others Since January, 2008. August 10, 2015. A Catechism on the Catechism. Q 9 How often were the commandments written on tables of stone? A The first being broken by Moses on occasion of the idolatry of Israel (Exodus 32.19), the Lord condescended to write on two other tables the very same words that were on the former ones (Exodus 34.1). Q 10 Was there any difference between the first two tables and the second? Q 11 What spiritual mystery was represented by this? Enter your comm...
The Rainbow – Reiterations
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Imparting the Wisdom of Others Since January, 2008. August 13, 2015. August 13, 2015. The rainbow, the symbol of the covenant with Noah, is typical of our Lord Jesus, who is the Lord’s witness to the people. When may we. Expect to see the token of the covenant? The rainbow is only to be seen painted upon a. Alone, give a rainbow. There must be. Does but shine, there will be a rainbow at once. It is said that, when we see the rainbow, the shower is over. Certain it is that, when Christ comes, our ...You a...
14 January 1796 – Thursday – from Steventon | QuinnTessence
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Follies and nonsense, whims and inconsistencies… and occasionally useful information! A Fitzwilliam Legacy – A Novel in Two Volumes. 8220;Legacy” Cookies for the Holidays. 8220;Scrumptious” Chocolate Layer Bars. Grandma’s Ginger Puffs. Today’s Cookie is… a Scone? Another Scone – More Chocolate, with Cherries this Time. Chocolate Truffle Cookies, Oh, Yeah! The Road to Pemberley. 8220;My Dear Cassandra”. 9 January 1796 – Saturday – from Steventon. 14 January 1796 – Thursday – from Steventon. 28 December 17...
The Road to Pemberley | QuinnTessence
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Follies and nonsense, whims and inconsistencies… and occasionally useful information! A Fitzwilliam Legacy – A Novel in Two Volumes. 8220;Legacy” Cookies for the Holidays. 8220;Scrumptious” Chocolate Layer Bars. Grandma’s Ginger Puffs. Today’s Cookie is… a Scone? Another Scone – More Chocolate, with Cherries this Time. Chocolate Truffle Cookies, Oh, Yeah! The Road to Pemberley. 8220;My Dear Cassandra”. 9 January 1796 – Saturday – from Steventon. 14 January 1796 – Thursday – from Steventon. 28 December 17...
1796 | QuinnTessence
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Follies and nonsense, whims and inconsistencies… and occasionally useful information! A Fitzwilliam Legacy – A Novel in Two Volumes. 8220;Legacy” Cookies for the Holidays. 8220;Scrumptious” Chocolate Layer Bars. Grandma’s Ginger Puffs. Today’s Cookie is… a Scone? Another Scone – More Chocolate, with Cherries this Time. Chocolate Truffle Cookies, Oh, Yeah! The Road to Pemberley. 8220;My Dear Cassandra”. 9 January 1796 – Saturday – from Steventon. 14 January 1796 – Thursday – from Steventon. 28 December 17...
Pride Revisited | QuinnTessence
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Follies and nonsense, whims and inconsistencies… and occasionally useful information! A Fitzwilliam Legacy – A Novel in Two Volumes. 8220;Legacy” Cookies for the Holidays. 8220;Scrumptious” Chocolate Layer Bars. Grandma’s Ginger Puffs. Today’s Cookie is… a Scone? Another Scone – More Chocolate, with Cherries this Time. Chocolate Truffle Cookies, Oh, Yeah! The Road to Pemberley. 8220;My Dear Cassandra”. 9 January 1796 – Saturday – from Steventon. 14 January 1796 – Thursday – from Steventon. 28 December 17...
9 January 1796 – Saturday – from Steventon | QuinnTessence
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Follies and nonsense, whims and inconsistencies… and occasionally useful information! A Fitzwilliam Legacy – A Novel in Two Volumes. 8220;Legacy” Cookies for the Holidays. 8220;Scrumptious” Chocolate Layer Bars. Grandma’s Ginger Puffs. Today’s Cookie is… a Scone? Another Scone – More Chocolate, with Cherries this Time. Chocolate Truffle Cookies, Oh, Yeah! The Road to Pemberley. 8220;My Dear Cassandra”. 9 January 1796 – Saturday – from Steventon. 14 January 1796 – Thursday – from Steventon. 28 December 17...
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Cambridge Libertarians - Promoting liberty at Cambridge University
Libertarian Home Event – Causes of the Cost of Living Crisis. Libertarian Home are organising what looks to be an interesting event on the cost of living. Limited student tickets are available. James Root shows why some of the reporting on the Sunday Times Rich List was not up to scratch. The EU Referendum and Democratic Legitimacy. James Root questions some of the arguments used in favour of an EU Referendum. Should Higher Education be Free? Once Great, Now Gone? The Erosion of Civil Liberties in Britain.
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Cambridge Elementary School Library. This Month in the Library. Books: Grades 1 and 2. Books: Grades 3 and 4. Books: Grades 5 and 6. Hen school is in session.). Parents and community members are welcome to use the library. The library is open after school from 2:20-3:00 on Tuesdays and Thursdays. For parent and student visits. If these times are not convenient for you, please contact me to arrange a different time. 644-8821 (Ext. 151). Create a free website.
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Cambridge Library Collection Blog. Heritage Books, selected by scholars and carefully restored for readers worldwide. March 20, 2015. Alas, and thrice woe (from my point of view anyway), this is my last ever blog for the Cambridge Library Collection. I now slip away into the sunset, leaving others to ramble on (or, even better, write snappily and coherently) on the subject of our wonderful CLC books. Continue reading →. Printing and Publishing History. Spring and Port Wine. March 16, 2015. March 10, 2015.
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The Open Book: The Blog of the Friends of the Cambridge Public Library. Friday, February 10, 2017. Visit Our New Website. Thank you for visiting our blog! Please visit our new website here. To stay up to date on activities and events. Thanks again, see you soon 😊. Friends of the Cambridge Public Library Board Members. Posted by Cambridge Library Friends. Links to this post. Wednesday, August 27, 2014. That's What Friends Are For. And fundraising events like this year’s Secret Gardens of Cambridge. Those...
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Monday, 13 July 2015. Cycling for Libraries: a fascinating talk about library advocacy on wheels. The Cycling for Libraries project is a library unconference on the move, which visits academic, public and special libraries, discussing library issues and advocating libraries. Our last event in May saw a select group of CLG enthusiasts gather at the MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit (thanks to our secretary Kevin for the very comfortable venue! Where can a chicken find out about her eggs…? As Phil has ...
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CLG-A society for those interested in books, libraries and information. PLEASE NOTE - WE HAVE HAD TO POSTPONE THIS EVENT - FURTHER DETAILS WILL FOLLOW IN DUE COURSE. Please note this is work in progress, we hope to have the other events confirmed shortly. We are always on the look out for suitable venues - we would love to hear from any members who are in a position to offer (ideally free) venues for CLG events. Want to become a member? Need to renew your subscription?
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