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Edward II, 1622 and 1818
Sometimes things go astray and you deal with it as best you can.
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Picture books
Pictures. That's it. Just pictures of things so you can rest your brain.
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Blanking out
What are blank pages and why would you want to look at them?
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Teaching with rare materials in epidemics?
What plans are you making to teach with rare books and manuscripts when classes are canceled and campuses closed? Let’s brainstorm what we need …
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Book users
Are we users or readers? Is thinking of users too dehumanizing for the work we do? Why are words so hard?
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Navigating the year
What happens when you have to try making your way through all the almanacs you've gathered?
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Turning the leaf
What even is time, let alone a calendar or an almanac?
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Sarah Werner
An addendum on added entries
Why are card catalogs fun and confusing? And when will I stop making mistakes?
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Sarah Werner
Early Printed Fun
Early Printed Fun
Stories about early printed books, tips for teaching, and general explorations of the fun of printing from the author of <em>Studying Early Printed Books 1450-1800: A Practical Guide</em>

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