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One of a collection of 15 late 17th century pamphlets mostly concerning the Glorious Revolution, presented by John Ehrman

16ft long roll containing copies of 17 deeds concerning property at Doddington, March and Marchford. Presented by TS Blakeney

20 long letters written from London, Oxford and the Continent. Presented by John Carter

Almost 300 letters written to Dobson by a large number of correspondents including Trollope, Kate Greenaway, Laurence Binyon, George Saintsbury and EV Lucas

The first polyglot Bible; it marks the beginning of modern biblical scholarship

Manuscript of 150 leaves possibly written for Beatrix first prioress of the Augustinian Priory on Iona

A bound volume of Letters received by Curzon whilst in England between his two periods as Viceroy of India. Correspondents include Lord Ampthill and Francis Younghusband. Other books included Curzons own copy, with MS annotations of the programme for the Coronation Durbar.

The Book of Llandaff was the most valuable book of Welsh interest remaining in private hands; it was purchased together with a holograph revised translation of the Epistles to Timothy ...

Presented by ML Wood together with 6 other miscellaneous items, including a Buddhist charm printed in Japan c.764, one of the first attested record of printing with copper blocks upon paper

Acquired for the Nation together with 850 works in 2000 volumes.