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Meredith Neuman

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Meredith Neuman

Tag Archives: book damage

Care Verging on Paranoia

Posted on March 10, 2014 by Meredith Neuman

When I tell people that I bring students into the archive for hands-on work with centuries-old books, they frequently inquire how young adults respond. I tell them simply that students love the entire experience. The ubiquity of inexpensive modern editions … Continue reading →

Posted in AuntieQuarian | Tagged book damage, student perspectives, study and research at Clark, teaching in the archive

Daniel Russell, sermon notebook binding (American Antiquarian Society)

Posted on June 17, 2013 by Meredith Neuman

The inside cover of Daniel Russell’s book shows the sturdy simplicity with which it was constructed. Visible are the two ties that to which the gathered leaves of the text block were sewn and also attached to the boards that … Continue reading →

Posted in Sermon Notebooks Online | Tagged American Antiquarian Society, book damage, book structure, Daniel Russell
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