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An Analysis of Scottish Borrowers' Registers

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Books and Borrowing 1750-1830

Month: July 2020

The Road to Westerkirk

27 July 2020 Alex Deans Project News

With the tentative lifting of Covid-19 restrictions, I was recently able to conduct my first bit of Books and Borrowing[…]

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Thomas Paine

William Young and his Petition to the Sheriff of Perthshire

20 July 2020 Katie Halsey Borrowers

During the course of writing an essay on Romantic period readers at the Library of Innerpeffray for a collection entitled[…]

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Unsung Heroes

9 July 2020 Katie Halsey Project News

In last week’s blog, Brian Aitken wrote about importing existing datasets into our Content Management System. Two of those datasets[…]

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Importing existing datasets

6 July 2020 Brian Aitken Project News, Technical

The project is bringing together data on books, borrowers and borrowings that have been transcribed by previous projects, with the[…]

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Register entry from Innerpeffray Library

Innerpeffray Library’s Borrowers’ Registers Pilot Project; or How the Whole Thing Started

6 July 2020 Katie Halsey Borrowers, Project News

When I took up my current post at the University of Stirling, after working at the Universities of Cambridge, St[…]

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