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Books and Borrowing 1750-1830

Author: Jacqueline Kennard

image of the Lighton Library's copy of Moore's Zeluco

The Leighton Library’s Water Drinkers: An Exhibition

25 October 2021 Jacqueline Kennard Events, Project News

When I applied for my scholarship from the Carnegie Trust earlier this year I committed to creating an exhibition displaying[…]

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A Comparison of the Borrowings of Different Classes at the Library of Innerpeffray, John Gray Library, Haddington, and Selkirk Subscription Library

6 September 2021 Jacqueline Kennard Books, Borrowers

In my last blog post, I discussed the Library of Innerpeffray’s exceptional labouring-class borrowing demographic. Labouring-class people were the driving[…]

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Labouring-Class Borrowing at Innerpeffray Library, 1815-1833

2 August 2021 Jacqueline Kennard Books, Borrowers, Partners

Now that I’m in the final few weeks of my Carnegie-funded research with Books and Borrowing (I’m very sad about[…]

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image of the Lighton Library's copy of Moore's Zeluco

The Most Borrowed Books of the Leighton Library’s Water Drinkers

21 June 2021 Jacqueline Kennard Books, Borrowers

by Jacqueline Kennard I’m thrilled about my temporary placement with Books and Borrowing and to be writing my first blog[…]

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