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An Analysis of Scottish Borrowers' Registers

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Books and Borrowing 1750-1830

Author: Matt Sangster

Looking Forward to 2022

10 January 2022 Matt Sangster Project News, Project Team

The Books and Borrowing team have now returned to work after the holidays – in the first half of 2022,[…]

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Numbers, Focus and Prioritisation

18 October 2021 Matt Sangster Books, Borrowers, Holdings

Over the last few weeks, the Books and Borrowing team have been working on a problem of which we were[…]

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Life Cycles and Henry Brooke’s The Fool of Quality

24 May 2021 Matt Sangster Books

In each of our weekly meetings for Books and Borrowing, we talk a bit about what we’ve been noticing in[…]

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Eighteenth-Century Borrowing from the University of Glasgow

21 September 2020 Matt Sangster Books, Borrowers

One of the pilot projects for ‘Books and Borrowing’ was ‘Enlightenment Readers in the Scottish Universities’, which was funded by[…]

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