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The cover of Written Treasures.

Written Treasures: Medieval manuscripts and bookmaking

The cover of Written Treasures.

“Every manuscript permits a sort of time travel – bringing us closer to an understanding of how people in the Middle Ages made, read and used their books.”
—Irene O’Daly

Last fall, I had the opportunity to work on a fascinating book about medieval manuscripts, Written Treasures, featuring 50 manuscripts from Leiden University Libraries’ Western Medieval Manuscripts collection. The book was compiled and edited by André Bouwman, a curator for Leiden University Libraries’ Special Collections, and Irene O’Daly, an assistant professor in Leiden University’s Centre for the Arts in Society. Bouwman and O’Daly also wrote the introductory essays and several of the manuscript essays.

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Canadian songbook

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