Co-curator, (with [[Jason Peacey]] and Elizabeth Walsh) [[Breaking News: Renaissance Journalism and the Birth of the Newspaper]] (
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Elizabeth Walsh, Head of Reader Services, and Rosalind Larry, Head of Circulation, curated
Head of Reader Services, Betsy Walsh gives additional instruction on activities that are more easily done in wat
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==== '''The Elizabeth L. Cabot Acquisitions Fund''' ====
Founded in 1993 by the friends and admirers of Elizabeth Lewis (Mrs. John Moors) Cabot, this fund honors the memory of Mrs. Cabot an
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Elizabeth Walsh, Head of Reader Services, and Rosalind Larry, Head of Circulation, curated
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This exhibition was curated by [[Kathleen Lynch]] with Betsy Walsh as consultant.
...n ''Books and Readers in Early Modern England'', Ed. Jennifer Andersen and Elizabeth Sauer (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2001). Her book, ''Protestant Auto
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Elizabeth Walsh, Head of Reader Services
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''Betsy Walsh on Shakespeare's townhouse at Blackfriars.''
Listen to Walsh discuss Shakespeare's investment.
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:FitzPatrick, Elizabeth. ''Royal Inauguration in Gaelic Ireland, c. 1100–1600: A Cultural Landsca
:Walsh, Micheline Kerney. ''An Exile of Ireland: Hugh O'Neill, Prince of Ulster''.
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...lanchard '''<big>Kitty Blanchard</big>'''] (1847 - December 14, 1911) Born Elizabeth Blanchard from Pennsylvania.
...big>'''] (September 26, 1869 – March 4, 1944) Born Minna Kathalina Gale in Elizabeth, New Jersey. She is also credited as Minna K. Gale and Minna Gale Haynes.
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...The exhibition was curated by [[Vincent Carey]], Guest Curator, Elizabeth Walsh, Head of Reader Services, and Ron Bogdan, Senior Rare Book Cataloger. The e
...ty of Birmingham. Portrait of the Moorish Ambassador to the Court of Queen Elizabeth, 1600.
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...urated by [[Chris Kyle|Chris R. Kyle]] and [[Jason Peacey]] with Elizabeth Walsh. The exhibition [http://shop.folger.edu/store/165034%21165/Breaking+News%3A
...Walter Raleigh]—poet, explorer, scientist, and one-time favorite of Queen Elizabeth—who was convicted in 1603 on flimsy evidence of treason and imprisoned in
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...tanism in the Old world and in the New, from its inception in the reign of Elizabeth to the establishment of the Puritan theocracy in New England : a historical
...hn Hautenville Cope) ; with an introd. by C. Trice Martin. || Thoyts, Emma Elizabeth, 1860-1949, || Chicago : Ares Publishers, 1974. || CD 65 C 6 |
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