The Manchester Guardian Index: An Unexpected Find
David Goulding in our Reader Services team writes: I am fortunate enough to have two jobs at the University ofContinue Reading
Tag: C.P. Scott
Cataloguing the First World War Correspondence of the Manchester Guardian
Lucy-Kay Brownson, a student on Liverpool University’s Master of Archives and Records Management course, writes: In January 2019, asContinue Reading
What The Papers Said – the Editorial Correspondence of C.P. Scott in the Guardian Archive
I have now come to the final week of work on the Guardian Archive. C.P. Scott’s editorial correspondence series hasContinue Reading
Volunteer Projects on the Guardian Archive
As the most recent cataloguing project on the Guardian archive draws to a close, our project volunteers, Jane Donaldson andContinue Reading
The Suffragettes Incarcerated
Jane Donaldson writes: Working through the letters from the Pankhurst family to C.P. Scott in the Guardian archives, I haveContinue Reading
The Sons of C.P. Scott, and The Scott Trust
This month’s blog post focuses upon Edward Taylor Scott, and John Russell Scott, sons of C.P. Scott, both of whomContinue Reading
Registration now open for ‘Comment is free, but facts are sacred’: The Guardian in Local, National and Global History
Registration is now open for this free conference being held at the Library on 6 April: ‘Comment is free, butContinue Reading
Albert Cartwright and the Anti-War Press during the Boer War
John McCrory writes: Opposition to the Boer war was deeply unpopular, with any newspaper taking a critical stance suffering fromContinue Reading
The Manchester Guardian and L.S. Lowry
My find for this month from the Guardian archive is yet another example of the way in which the newspaperContinue Reading
C.P. Scott and the Boer War on the 170th Anniversary of his Birth
John McCrory writes: On the 170th anniversary of the birth of C.P. Scott, it is appropriate to focus on a period in whichContinue Reading