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15 May 2024
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N 14:23 | Shakespeare's Birthday Lecture: "The Goodness of the Night: Editing Othello" 3 changes history +2,286 [LeahThomas (3×)] | |||
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14:19 (cur | prev) +2,253 LeahThomas talk contribs (Created page with "This article is about the annual Shakespeare Birthday lecture. View the full list of all Shakespeare Birthday Lectures to date here. For other articles about Shakespeare's Birthday, see Shakespeare's Birthday (disambiguation). For more past programming from the Folger Institute, please see the article Folger Institute scholarly programs archive. Listen to the [https://soundcloud.com/folgershakespearelibrary/shakespear...") | |||
| 13:09 | Collation Blog Guest Post Guidelines diffhist +2,267 MorganEllison talk contribs (Collation 2.0 guidelines update) | ||||
| 11:30 | Guidelines for Proposing an Institute Scholarly Program diffhist +6 OwenWilliams talk contribs (changed submission deadline from October 1 to September 1) | ||||
14 May 2024
| 14:29 | Banking-related papers of Robert Clayton, John Morris, et al., from the Fairfax Library, circa 1650-1700 diffhist 0 ErinBlake talk contribs (Corrected call number in caption) | ||||
| 13:54 | List of cataloging text strings diffhist +79 DeborahLeslie talk contribs (→Specific text strings: added string) | ||||
| 13:16 | List of digital resources at the Folger diffhist +183 MorganEllison talk contribs (→R) | ||||
13 May 2024
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| N 07:13 | Folger Community Scholars diffhist +1,834 LeahThomas talk contribs (Created page with "The Folger Institute is proud to support individual research that enriches and expands our understanding of the early modern world. We value research that grapples with tough historical questions and that engages with what primary sources both say and do not say in order to produce histories encompassing diverse regions, questions, and methods. Many of these researchers call the Washington, DC metro area home, either permanently or as part of an extended residency....") | ||||