The John Rylands Seminar on Print and Materiality in the Early Modern World – March 2015
The next seminar session is on Thursday 12th March, 5.00-7.00 pm. Our speakers are: Dr Georg Christ, Manchester, Marino Sanuto’sContinue Reading
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The John Rylands Seminar on Print and Materiality in the Early Modern World – February 2015
The next seminar session is on Thursday 12th February, 5.00–7.00 pm. Our speakers are: Dr Sara Barker, Leeds, ‘Translation andContinue Reading
John Nelson Darby’s scrapbook now available online
A scrapbook containing personal memorabilia relating to the life and travels of the Christian evangelist John Nelson Darby (1800-82) has beenContinue Reading
The John Rylands Seminar on Print and Materiality in the Early Modern World – November 2014
The John Rylands Seminar on Print and Materiality in the Early Modern World will continue this week with a seminarContinue Reading
The John Rylands Seminar on Print and Materiality in the Early Modern World – October 2014
The 2014/15 seminar series gets underway this week. Our first seminar session is on Thursday 9th October at 5pm. OurContinue Reading
International Conference for Early-Career Scholars in Eighteenth-Century Studies
The John Rylands Library and The University of Manchester hosted an International Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (ISECS) International Seminar forContinue Reading
American Archival Pleasures
Last Friday, the John Rylands Library provided the venue for the inaugural reading group of BrANCA – the British AssociationContinue Reading
The John Rylands Seminar on Print and Materiality in the Early Modern World – June 2014
The final seminar session for this 2013/14 year is on Wednesday 18 June 2014, 2.00–5.00 pm. In a wide-ranging wrap-upContinue Reading
The John Rylands Seminar on Print and Materiality in the Early Modern World – May 2014
The next seminar session is on Wednesday 21 May 2014, 3.30–5.00 pm. Our speakers are: Rachel Winchcombe (University of Manchester):Continue Reading
Reader Services – Curious Finds – “Nuns’ Buns”
This Curious Find comes to us from Christina Brindley who is researching images of female piety and the development ofContinue Reading