Download Book Collected Papers Of Henry Bradshaw Pdf

Book Description

Book digitized by Google from the library of Harvard University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.
vii, 500 pages 23 cm
Preface signed: "F.J." [i.e. Francis John Henry Jenkinson]
1. On the recovery of the long lost Waldensian manuscripts -- 2. Two lists of books in the university library -- 3. An early university statute concerning hostels -- 4. On two hitherto unknown poems by John Barbour, author of the Brus -- 5. A view of the state of the university in Queen Anne's reign -- 6. On the earliest English engravings of the Indulgence known as the 'Image of Pity' (with 1 plate). Note on an English block-printed broadside -- 7. The skeleton of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales -- 8. The printer of the Historia S. Albani (with 1 plate) -- 9. An inventory of the staff in the college chambers (King's College), 1598 -- 10. The university library -- 11. A classified index of the fifteenth century books in the De Meyer Collection sold at Ghent, November, 1869 -- 12. On the engraved device used by Nicolaus Gotz of Sletzstat, the Cologne printer, in 1474 (with 2 plates) -- 13. On two engravings on copper, by G.M., a wandering Flemish artist of the XV-XVIth century. Note on three engravings on copper, fastened into the Cambridge copy of the Utrecht Breviary of 1514 (with 3 plates) -- 14. List of the founts of type and woodcut devices used by printers in Holland in the fifteenth century (with 3 plates) 15. On the oldest written remains of the Welsh language -- 16. On the collection of portraits belonging to the university before the Civil War -- 17. Notes on the Episcopal Visitation of the Archdeaconry of Ely in 1685 -- 18. On the ABC as an authorized school-book in the sixteenth century -- 19. Notice of a fragment of the Fifteen Oes and other prayers printed at Westminster by W. Caxton about 1490-91, preserved in the library of the Baptist College, Bristol -- 20. Note upon the various spellings of the name of St. Erasmus in the Churchwardens' accounts of Trinity Church, Cambridge, during the years 1504-1530 -- 21. Godfried van der Haghen (G.H.), the publisher of Tindale's own last edition of the New Testament in 1534-35 -- 22. The president's address at the opening of the fifth annual meeting of the Library Association of the United Kingdom, Cambridge, Sept. 5, 1882. With an appendix: Some account of the organisation of the Cambridge University library; Note on local libraries considered as museums of local authorship and printing; A word on size-notation as distinguished from form-notation -- 23. The early collection of canons commonly known as the Hibernensis: a letter addressed to Dr F.W.H. Wasserschleben, Privy Councillor, Professor of Law in the University of Giessen -- 24. A half-century of notes on the day-book of John Dorne, bookseller in Oxford, A.D. 1520, as edited by F. Madan for the Oxford Historical Society -- Appendix: Containing an account of investigations among early Welsh, Breton, and Cornish manuscripts, 1872-77

Read
. . .

Download
. . .

Search