Dr Jill Whitelock, Head of Special Collections, writes: Cambridge University Library is very grateful to the Friends of the National Libraries for its
Parts II and III of five parts only. Bound by Nicolaus von Havelberg, a good example in excellent preservation of this important binders work. Presented by Mr & Mrs A Ehrman
Queen Mab, Shelley’s first major published poem, is part fairy tale, part political treatise, and totally enthralling.
Rare text on theological medical and scientific subjects; printed at Lyons; 3 other copies known
Presented by Dr RT Leiper
With fine seal, preserved on velvet in a morocco case
Professor Tony Brown, Co-Director of the R.S. Thomas Research Centre, writes: The R.S.
Printed at Naples, with 160 plates. Presented by Miss Dodds
Large vellum document, apparently without royal assent as no seal or sign-manual appears; presented by TS Blakeney with a leaf from an Antiphoner c.1400 and the private correspondence of Warren Has
Presented by RA Kirby
A previously unrecorded manuscript anti-Jacobite poem, 1747. Nothing is known of the author.