Date | Reader | Lecture series title | Publication / Recording |
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2019–20 | Marc Smith | Writing models from manuscript to print: France, England and Europe, c.1400–1800 | Watch the 2019–20 lectures |
2018–19 | Richard Sharpe | Libraries and books in medieval England: the role of libraries in a changing book economy | Watch the 2018–19 lectures |
2017–18 | David Pearson | Book Ownership in Stuart England | Watch the 2017–18 lectures Oxford University Press, 2021 |
2016–17 | Paul Nelles | The Vatican Library and the Counter-Reformation | |
2015–16 | Teresa Webber | Public Reading and its Books: Monastic Ideals and Practice in England c.1000–c.1300 | |
2014–15 | Michael Suarez, SJ | The reach of bibliography | Listen to the 2014–5 lectures |
2013–14 | H.R. Woudhuysen | 'Almost Identical': Copying Books in England, 1600–1900 | Watch an introduction to the 2014 lecture series |
2012–13 | Richard Beadle | Late medieval English autograph writings and their uses | |
2011–12 | Lukas Erne | Shakespeare and the book trade | Cambridge University Press, 2013 |
2010–11 | David Parker | Describing the New Testament | Oxford University Press, 2012 |