LA/5/4/20/1

LA/5/4/20/1

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Collection of Articles and Other Notes Concerning the History of Salisbury Cathedral Library

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Contains: Hatcher Review Number 5 containing Salisbury Cathedral library, Harry Bailey 1978; notes by Daphne Stroud and Suzanne Eward including arguments against changes to the Library titled 'James Wyatt Re-Visited'; Short Notes on the Bookbindings of Salisbury Cathedral Library, Harry Bailey; Salisbury Cathedral library A brief Account of its History and Contents, Harry Bailey, Friends of Salisbury Cathedral, 1978; 'Scholarship at Salisbury 1300-1500 The Evidence of the Manuscripts', Daphne Stroud 2002; 'Early Manuscripts in Salisbury Cathedral Library, Daphne Stroud, 2004; Summary of 'St Osmund's Library Manuscripts' as identified by Professor Teresa Webber organised into Salisbury Groups I and II, and Non-Salisbury Groups I and II; 'Salisbury Cathedral Library. Bequest of Henry de la Wylie Chancellor 1313-1329, Daphne Stroud, 2001; photocopy of a page from a notebook of Canon Christopher Wordsworth re the vicarage library at Steeple Ashton (DA/3/1/5/2/21); Extracts from the Salisbury Cathedral Gazetteer of Moveable Objects relating to the Cathedral library and archive, Alan Baxter & Associates, April 2005; 'The French Connection' manuscripts with possible French connections, Daphne Stroud; copy of paper given by Anthony Hobson at the re-opening of the Cathedral Library in July 1983; Historical Manuscripts Commission, Wilts, extract from Wiltshire Notes and Queries Vol IV; 'The Library of Edmund Geste', David Selwyn; Extracts from Sumptuous and Richly Adorn'd, pages 91 and 94; extracts from A Biographical Register of the University of Oxford to AD 1500, A B Emden on Thomas Cyrcetur, John Chedworth, Gilbert Kymer, John Symondsburgh, William Swyit, and Nicholas Upton alias Helyer; additional biographical extracts from an unknown source; short annotated list of books with shelfmarks; Salisbury Cathedral Friends' Annual Reports, extracts relating to the Cathedral Library 1934-1989; short paper by Suzanne Eward setting out the objectives of keeping the library in the Cathedral and steps taken by Dean Sydney Evans to improve the preservation of the books and their accessibility to academics - it is likely that this paper was produced in response to a suggestion that the book collection be relocated; The Foundations of Scholarship; Libraries & Collecting, 1650-1750 - papers presented at a Clark Library seminar, 1985 including Thomas Hyde and Manuscript Collecting at the Bodleian Library, David Vaisey - refers to four manuscripts originating from Salisbury Cathedral and deposited by Bishop Fell at the Bodleian Library in the 1600s.

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Material: paper

Eward, Suzanne
Hobson, Anthony
Wordsworth, Christopher
Stroud, Daphne I
Bailey, Harry
Webber, Teresa
Selwyn, David G
Geste, Edmund
Vaisey, David