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
Tag: Guardian Archive
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
A Tribute to Clare Hollingworth
In a slight departure from my usual era of the Guardian archive, this month’s blog post is a tribute toContinue 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
Paul Ignotus and Florence Matay
One of the great strengths of a correspondence collection is the insight it can provide into personal experiences of historicContinue Reading
Mary Jane Clarke: An Unsung Hero
Jane Donaldson writes: As one of 3 volunteers working on the Guardian Archive project ‘What the Papers Say’, I amContinue Reading
Call for Papers – ‘Comment is Free, but facts are sacred’: The Guardian in Local, National and Global History
Thursday 6 April 2017, The John Rylands Library, The University of Manchester Keynote speaker: Alan Rusbridger, Principal of Lady Margaret Hall,Continue Reading
A Two-edged Weapon
As I work through C.P. Scott’s correspondents, (alphabetically), I am encountering a raft of renowned names, my own personal highlightsContinue Reading
The Manchester Histories Festival: What We Learned.
On the 11th June, the John Rylands Library Special Collections put together a stall for the Manchester Histories Festival whichContinue Reading