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...ially relevant were dissertations in literature or history that dealt with books printed in England between 1470 and 1700 or with manuscripts held by the Fo ...cially relevant were dissertations in literature or history that deal with books printed in England between 1470 and 1700 or with manuscripts held by the Fo

...lly relevant will be dissertations in literature or history that deal with books printed in England between 1470 and 1700 or with manuscripts held by the Fo

...lly relevant will be dissertations in literature or history that deal with books printed in England between 1470 and 1700 or with manuscripts held by the Fo

...lly relevant will be dissertations in literature or history that deal with books printed in England between 1470 and 1700 or with manuscripts held by the Fo

...lly relevant will be dissertations in literature or history that deal with books printed in England between 1470 and 1700 or with manuscripts held by the Fo

...lly relevant will be dissertations in literature or history that deal with books printed in England between 1470 and 1700 or with manuscripts held by the Fo

...lly relevant will be dissertations in literature or history that deal with books printed in England between 1470 and 1700 or with manuscripts held by the Fo

...abits (e.g. writing manuals, writing tables, annotated copies, Continental books with English provenance) ...tions such as: festival books, herbals, Reformation, Italian drama, emblem books

...behavior and conduct manuals, writings on rhetoric, emblem books, costume books, contemporary literary sources relevant to the study of the libretto, docum

...you with your search and to find other libraries that might have the same books. We're also happy to help you access journal articles. ...digital surrogates. We're happy to help track down digital versions of the books you're after, and we'll do our best to answer your questions.

...tten items, archival collections, prints (both single sheet and in printed books), photographs, artwork, film and moving image recordings, ephemera, costume '''Early printed books and single sheet prints'''

...ost consistently over a period of decades”<ref>Ibid, viii.</ref> and these books “are best understood through numbers of editions; and these numbers far o ...atalogue of Books Printed in England, Scotland, and Ireland and of English Books Printed Abroad 1475-1640, Volume III''. London: The Bibliographic Society,

...nsortium]]. They convene in the second half of October and in early May to conduct Institute business. ;Cataloged Wings: Folger collection of books with call numbers based on their Wing number rather than their accession nu

...Catalogue, the Wing Catalogue, the Thomason Tracts, and the Early English Books Tract Supplement. ...w Early English Books Online was developed, see [[History of Early English Books Online]].

...ing, manuscript studies, letters, and the history of sexuality. His recent books include ''Shakespeare’s Letters'' (2008), volume 1 (2012) of ''The Oxford ...working with Roger Chartier on a history of the book from wax tablets to e-books.

The only traces of these worlds are manuscripts, books, images, and musical instruments—the material remains of musical culture. ...s sold on the streets of London by vendors. Large engravings of hawkers in books such as ''The Cryes of the City of London'' give today's readers a glimpse

...ngs by philanthropic "projectors" such as Jonas Hanway and Sarah Trimmer, "conduct" and instructional literature for servants, and texts having to do with cri ...lly relevant will be dissertations in literature or history that deal with books printed in England between 1470 and 1700 or with manuscripts held by the Fo

...de variety of genres, including religious and medical tracts, domestic and conduct manuals, travel narratives, poetry, and drama, are invited to apply to part ...working with Roger Chartier on a history of the book from wax tablets to e-books.

...arly modern English studies, [http://eebo.chadwyck.com/home| Early English Books Online (EEBO)]. Participants will be given a range of tasks, depending on t '''Digital Books: Working with Early English Books Online'''

...Catalogue, the Wing Catalogue, the Thomason Tracts, and the Early English Books Tract Supplement. ...tory'' of EEBO. For current use and limitations, see [[Using Early English Books Online]].

...the Amherst-Folger Undergraduate Research Fellowship program. The Fellows conduct research at the Folger Shakespeare Library on a project of their choosing. :Jamie Ling '09; "English Grammar Books, 1580-1720"

...ity and Chair of the Department of English and Comparative Literature. His books include ''Shakespeare After Theory'' (1999), ''Shakespeare and the Book'' ( ...behavior and conduct manuals, writings on rhetoric, emblem books, costume books, contemporary literary sources relevant to the study of the libretto, docum

...That project has transcribed the digital facsimiles found in Early English Books Online, which are themselves converted from mid-twentieth-century microfilm ...P users, they will provide an insiders’ look, describing not just how many books and bytes EEBO-TCP provides, but where the inconsistencies lurk, where the

...lly relevant will be dissertations in literature or history that deal with books printed in England between 1470 and 1700 or with manuscripts held by the Fo

...nd Hopkins ''Whole booke of Psalmes''] includes the genre term ''Psalters (books)'' and the form term ''Embroidered bindings''. In practice, "genres" and "f ...accounts are kept. || AAT|| UF ''Estate accounts'', if unbound, and waste books.

...2002 was a John W. Kluge Fellow at the Library of Congress. Of his various books, the five-volume ''The Christian Tradition: A History of the Development of ...of Drama at the University of California, Irvine. He is the author of many books, most notably in English ''Shakespeare and the Popular Tradition'' (1987),

...stee Professor of Romance Languages at the University of Pennsylvania. Her books include the award-winning ''The Reinvention of Obscenity: Sex, Lies, and Ta ...pondence, literary works, accounts, inventories, miscellanies, commonplace books, wills, and deeds. Applicants should describe their previous training, incl

...e of the investigation, what did Catholics read and how did they get their books and other documents? What role did Catholic women play in society and cultu ...lly relevant will be dissertations in literature or history that deal with books printed in England between 1470 and 1700 or with manuscripts held by the Fo

...ton's Comus; the politics of cavalier poetry; family and state in domestic conduct manuals and Milton's divorce tracts; public and private women's writing; ro ...tled ''Cultural Capitals: Early Modern London and Paris''. Her most recent books include ''Fetal Positions: Individualism, Science, Visuality'' (1996) and '

...ngs in striking detail. Because of their close familial ties they tried to conduct their relationship in secrecy, although in this letter Lydia reports that a ...ymously-written letters that circulated widely, letters taken from printed books, advice letters from parents, letters preserved for legal and financial rea

...tuted in 1530. Before that time, heralds collected regional genealogies in books such as [http://luna.folger.edu/luna/servlet/s/kc5epn this one], the earlie * LOAN courtesy of the Rare Books and Special Collection Division, Library of Congress, Washington, DC. King

The first and lengthiest spell instructs the bearer in how to conduct a coercive love spell. First, the person wishing to use the spell must draw ...some of the first illustrations of witches in European sources. These four books were printed in what is now Germany—two in Latin, and two in the local la

...enry studied the arts of leadership and kingship, drawing inspiration from books by Thomas More, Niccolò Machiavelli, and Desiderius Erasmus. ...versy can be found in passages variously canceled or honored in devotional books of hours.

...eacham’s poem] laments this sad state of affairs: “The fruit of those idle books and libels be, In every street, in every stall you find.” In the illustra Listen to curator of books Steven Galbraith discuss the printing press process.

...h indicates its ranking for city events while its coat of arms shows three books, two Tudor roses, an eagle, and, at the top, the Holy Spirit. At the botto ...t,” who ruled over any disputes concerning contracts as well as disorderly conduct. No one captured the quality of that festivity better than Ben Jonson in h