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2MMcM
Reserve sections in this topic. I plan to start with 449-660 Linguistics.
I am entering the catalogue number and codes in the Comments field. I am also adding the latter as tags. After we agree on more user-friendly names for each tag, it will be easier to power edit them that way.
I am entering the catalogue number and codes in the Comments field. I am also adding the latter as tags. After we agree on more user-friendly names for each tag, it will be easier to power edit them that way.
3jbd1
Cool. When you have a chance, add just a bit (at least) of biographical info and an image, and then I'll do the Legacy-fication process.
4benjclark
The profile for Burton does not include this title as a source, so I thought I'd throw it out there: The library of Robert Burton by Nicolas K Kiessling (Oxford Bibliographical Society) 1988.
Benj
Benj
5MMcM
Richard Burton (1821 – 1890), not Robert Burton (1577 - 1640), though he's probably worth contemplating, too.
7benjclark
Just wanted to drop this here: Someone is working in Burton's library and doing some wonderful research:
https://textualtraveller.wordpress.com/
https://textualtraveller.wordpress.com/

