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  • ...available in Hamnet with a bit more description. Please check Hamnet using the call number ranges below. *Charles Kean Collection of Musical Scores: Y.d.685-Y.d.688
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  • ...are only deleted from the active database, so can still be retrieved from the server. ...The record needs to remain in the system so that it continues to appear in the Acquisitions module as an item that was ordered.
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  • ...age.com/folger/early-modern-account-books/zd20 FromThePage]. The writer of the manuscript, a Lady, is not named but was a friend of Lady Townshend and of ...erly summaries of the accounts. Event participants will be helping to make the account book keyword searchable (along with Folger’s corpus of manuscript
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  • ...'''', one of the [[Talks and Screenings at the Folger]], was held in the [[The Haskell Center for Education and Public Programs]] on Friday, February 12, ...ing in Shakespeare’s day and were able to write and seal their own letters using early modern techniques. Supplies and sonnets were provided.
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  • ...handling our collection. If you have any questions, please ask a member of the [[Reading Room policy|Reading Room]] staff. === Care and handling of the collections ===
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  • [[File:ACLS-logo.jpg|alt=Logo for ACLS Humanities E-Book collection|thumb]] ...owse the collection (including full-text searching within a title) through the
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  • ...u] contains descriptions of (almost) everything in the collection. Some of the records contain very detailed descriptions, some instead give a more genera ...nuscripts and records, with inventories detailing what is included in each collection.
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  • The [[O.B. Hardison Poetry Series]] presented ''To Enter the World: Stephanie Burt and Taylor Johnson'' on November 18, 2020 at 7:30pm a “For all its insights into trans experience, ''Advice from the Lights'' is the brightest and most inviting of Burt’s collections for readers of any, all
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  • ...age.com/folger/early-modern-account-books/zd20 FromThePage]. The writer of the manuscript, a Lady, is not named but was a friend of Lady Townshend and of ...erly summaries of the accounts. Event participants will be helping to make the account book keyword searchable (along with Folger’s corpus of manuscript
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  • ...idance of Folger staff. See [[Amherst fellows]] for more information about the program in previous years. [[File:Amherst Fellows 1.26.21.png|thumb|center|750 px|The 2022 Amherst Fellows]]
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  • ...etween 1550 and 1640, though a few items are earlier or later. For a brief collection-level description, see [http://hamnet.folger.edu/cgi-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?BBID ...ed light on virtually every aspect of life in the county of Norfolk during the early 17th century. [https://folgerpedia.folger.edu/mediawiki/media/images_
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  • ...ore than 1,000 records) can be bulk uploaded directly to the catalog using the Batch Uploader at [https://catalog.folger.edu/batchuploader/ https://catalo Examine the MARC file for non-Folger practice or unusual fields (e.g., by using MarcReport to produce a list of all tags, indicators, and subfields in use)
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  • ...the main Folger digital image database, the page-level metadata appears in the Physical Description field. ==Sub-units within collection material==
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  • ...binets with hundreds of card file drawers.|thumb|Main card catalog room at the Folger]] ...l wear on the cards (dirty tops, bent corners) can indicate which parts of the catalog were used most heavily.
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  • ...record by copying an existing record using the "Clone record" function in the Record Editor. ...is cloning from a newly-created preliminary record when other material in the batch is nearly identical (since there is no chance that legacy coding from
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  • ...ibitions at the Folger]] page in sequential order, with the most recent at the top. ...Consort events, make sure that the Consort event is the main feature, not the pop-up.<br/>
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  • ...n the same works, but may vary in issue or edition between copies. ("Nonce collection" and "nonce volume" are synonymous.) Do not confuse with [[Sammelbands|samm ''See the [[Talk:Nonce collections|Talk page]] for discussion about instructions give
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  • ...0 pg. 126-127.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The secret code in ''Wits interpreter, the English Parnassus''. Folger Digital Image [http://luna.folger.edu/luna/serv ...chnologies of Writing in the Age of Print'']], one of the [[Exhibitions at the Folger]].
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  • ...for vault materials at the Folger. For more information, please read about the [[Folger vault material and image request system]]. ...our status, you will be able to place vault material and image requests in the system.
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  • ...select websites using the [[Archive-It]] subscription service since 2011. The Folger Shakespeare Library web collections can be accessed [https://archive == Web Archiving: The Basics ==
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  • [[Exhibitions at the Folger]] [[Talks and Screenings at the Folger]]
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  • ...catalogs | green accession slips]] for the Wing period were not in Hamnet. The project encompasses initial identification and import of preliminary record ...iminary records were imported in the online catalog for 3,551 records from the Wing chronological card file, 1641-1700, inlcuding all undated.
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  • For more past programming from the [[Folger Institute]], please see the article [[Folger Institute scholarly programs archive]]. ...ns will introduce specific tools, methods, and datasets; discuss issues in using transcribed texts and statistical methods; provide example case studies; an
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  • ==Purpose of ''The Collation''== ...ertise of our staff) and the types of research that are being conducted at the Folger (whether by Researchers, Fellows, or Staff).
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  • ...on of the entire recipe book collection at the Folger. We also acknowledge the work of our Photography and Digital Imaging team, past and present, includi ...every digitized recipe book; these volunteers are credited individually on the [[Transcribers]] page.
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  • ...al Eye: Discoveries from the Folger Vault'']], one of the [[Exhibitions at the Folger]]. ...the boards and covers of books. Many of these recycled texts lie hidden in the insides of bindings and only come to light during conservation treatment.
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  • ...zing and indexing an estimated 3,300 illustrations contained in the Folger collection of British imprints, 1641 – 1700. ...cts, themes, and motifs in Western art. Since 2006, it has been managed by the Netherlands Institute for Art History.
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  • ...ther Wolfe finished the in-person version and tested it with colleagues at the Folger Shakespeare Library, American Philosophical Society, Yale University ...As of September 2023 approximately 750 people have played this version of The Ghost of Blithfield Hall.
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  • ...nts transcribe and encode manuscripts, individually or in small groups, in the same room or across many rooms simultaneously. ...e manuscript content and the difficulty of the handwriting to the needs of the host institution, and offer a short tutorial in deciphering secretary hand
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  • ...io (Half) Hour!'', is a bi-monthly, short-form virtual program that allows the Researcher Services team to share information about resources and new proje ...rviews and conversations, short stories, and news. Episodes revolve around the Folger’s strengths and researcher needs—format-based research themes li
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  • ...r can be found in letters held by the British Library and almanacs held by the Huntington Library. ...te symbol for ''th'' reflects the legacy of the thorn in older versions of the English alphabet.
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  • ...s now at the Folger. Helpful hint for spelling his surname: it's as big a "collection" of letters as possible, so double anything that could reasonably be double ...strably untrue,” the Freemans suggest that some other accusations, such as the 1845 accusations that Halliwell had “abstracted” scientific manuscripts
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  • ...ticking with that for official use and preferring it over the AAT's use of the German plural "Sammelbände". ...te catalog record for each title. In addition, some will have a record for the unique volume as a whole.
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  • ...presented the kinds of things they found interesting during the course of the week and explained how they would take next steps in investigating them. Al ...ormulated the initial questions that would guide their research throughout the week.
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  • ...(1831-1891) some time before 1889. Henry and Emily Folger purchased it at the [[Augustin Daly]] dispersal sale of March 19, 1900. == Collection scope and contents ==
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  • ...ays to display its information. However, the Folger has chosen to continue using and displaying select GMDs in [[Hamnet]] at this time. ...ces, audiovisual resources, realia, and microforms, among others; refer to the full list below.
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  • ...ura Lada-Mocarski Antique Decorated Paper Collection, created by re-keying the paper documents provided by Laura Lada-Mocarski. '''Title:''' Valerian and Laura Lada-Mocarski Antique Decorated Paper Collection
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  • ...r]], [[Decoding the Renaissance: 500 Years of Codes and Ciphers|''Decoding the Renaissance: 500 Years of Codes and Ciphers'']]. ==The Origins of Cryptography==
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  • ...rchable, encoded versions of these texts freely available for scholars and the general public. ...cess to these texts will also allow researchers to take up questions about the era's social structure and material culture, spurring new modes of inquiry
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  • For information on the Folger's digital image collection on Luna, please see https://folgerpedia.folger.edu/Luna_digital_image_colle ...on at the bottom of the page. '''If you have a request account, please use the same email address to sign up for your digital collections account!'''
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  • ...different types of controlled vocabularies and how to construct them, see the Getty Research Institute's [http://www.getty.edu/research/publications/elec ==Controlled vocabularies in the catalog==
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  • The Info Org Book Club was an informal reading-and-discussion group for [[Folge * All sessions will meet in the Board Room from 3:30 - 4:30 pm, unless noted otherwise. Cookies will often
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  • ...rough estimates of the size of the [[Folger Shakespeare Library]]'s entire collection. ...s" — someone took the "60,000" rough estimate and added the exact count of the previous year's acquisitions to it.
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  • ...er state, sometimes by reversing well-intentioned, but harmful, repairs of the past. Conservators also protect fragile items by creating custom housings f === Conserving [[The Trevelyon Miscellany]] ===
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  • ...22.</ref> He is often colloquially referred to as "Mr. Folger" by staff of the Folger Shakespeare Library. [[File:Henry Clay Folger 1879.jpg|thumb|right|260px|Henry in 1879, the year he graduated from Amherst. Folger Digital Image [http://luna.folger.ed
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  • ...eep anything relating to the history, readership, or use of materials with the materials themselves, making reasonable accommodation against damage. Some If the material has been cataloged, you can also consult the [[:File:Loose-materials-decision-tree.pdf | Loose materials decision tree]]
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  • ...ions of four of John Calvin’s sermons on Isaiah 38.The twenty-six poems in the sequence gloss Psalm 51. ...che.<ref>Micheline White, "Women Writers and Literary-Religious Circles in the Elizabethan West County: Anne Dowriche, Anne Lock Prowse, Anne Lock Moyle,
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  • ...eir own authorization number and password. See the Associate Librarian for Collection Description and Imaging if you need one, or if your existing permissions le ...hen moving to a new computer, you'll need to copy your existing profile to the new computer. See [[Connexion client options]] for specific instructions.
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  • ...ject will have a significant impact on scholars' ability to use the Folger collection effectively. ...he 2016 University of Michigan Alternative Spring Break students worked on the project.
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