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Hardback
240pp ills. 2004
ISBN:
1-85182-850-8
Catalogue Price: €55.00
Web Price: €49.50
The Making of Marsh's Library
Learning, politics and religion in Ireland, 1650-1750
Muriel McCarthy & Ann Simmons, editors
Reviews
‘Those interested in library history can profit here.’ Clare O’Halloran,
Irish Historical Studies
.
‘The essays are written by eminent scholars and historians and as such are a major addition to the study of the history of the Church … [this book] contains thirteen papers relating to both the life and work of Narcissus Marsh, archbishop of Dublin (1638-1713) and to the founding of his public library (1701) in Dublin …the volume is a collection of papers from a conference in 2001 held to mark the tercentenary of Marsh’s Library in Dublin … the volume overall is a welcome insight into the study of the period and it places an historic Irish institution within its intellectual, religious and cultural context', Susan Parkes,
Recusant History
(October 2009)
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