@book{753, editor = {Teresa Webber and Green Elisabeth Leedham}, title = {Cambridge History of Libraries in Britain and Ireland. Volume 1 to 1640}, year = {2006}, publisher = {Cambridge University Press}, address = {Cambridge, England}, isbn = {9780521781947}, note = {

Volume 1 of 3\

Introduction /; Elisabeth Leedham-Green and; Teresa Webber -- The physical setting --;\
- 1a.; The medieval library (to c. 1450) /; Richard Gameson --;
- \ 1b.; The early modern library (to c. 1640) /; Clare Sargent Part one :; The medieval library
\ 2.; Celtic Britain and Ireland in the early middle ages /; Pádraig P. Ó Néill --;\
3.; Anglo-Saxon England /; David Ganz --;\
4.; Monastic and cathedral book collections in the late eleventh and twelfth centuries /; Teresa Webber --;\
5.; The libraries of religious houses in the late middle ages /; David N. Bell --;\
6. College and university book collections and libraries /; Roger Lovatt --;\
7.; Bishops and kings : private book collections in medieval England /; Jenny Stratford and; Teresa Webber --;\
8.; The medieval librarian /; Richard Sharpe --;\
9.; Borrowing and reference : access to libraries in the late middle ages /; Peter J. Lucas Part two : Reformation, dissolution, new learning\
10.; The dispersal of the monastic libraries and the salvaging of the spoils /; James P. Carley --;\
11.; Extending the frontiers : scholar collectors /; Julian Roberts --;\
12.; Matthew Parker{\textquoteright}s manuscripts : an Elizabethan library and its use /; Timothy Graham Part three : Tools of the trade\
13.; Universities and colleges /; Kristian Jensen --;\
14.; Major ecclesiastical libraries : from reformation to Civil War /; C.B.L. Barr and; David Selwyn.;\
15.; Clerical and parish libraries /; Arnold Hunt --;\
16.; Schools and schoolmasters (to c. 1550) /; Nicholas Orme --;\
17.; School libraries (c. 1540 to 1640) /; William Barker --;\
18.; Common lawyers and the inns of court /; J.H. Baker --;\
19.; Medical libraries /; Peter Murray Jones --;\
20.; Heralds{\textquoteright} libraries /; Pamela Selwyn Part four: Libraries for leisure\
21.; The profession of a gentleman : books for the gentry and the nobility (c. 1560 to 1640) /; Pamela Selwyn and; David Selwyn --;\
22.; Libraries of the common sort /; Margaret Spufford --;\
23.; The libraries of the antiquaries (c. 1580-1640) and the idea of a national collection /; Richard Ovenden --; Part five :; Organisation and administration --;\
24.; Library administration (c. 1475 to 1640) /; C.Y. Ferdinand --;\
25.; Libraries and the organisation of knowledge /; David Mckitterick,

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