Our blogs
Find out more about what is happening in the John Rylands Library and the John Rylands Research Institute on our blogs.
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Student spotlight: Alexander Hurlow
Kat Lowe
9 September 2020
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ECR Spotlight: Catherine Evans
Kat Lowe
7 August 2020
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Geographical visions of Tokugawa Japan (1603-1868) in the John Rylands Library
Kat Lowe
6 July 2020
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Ancient Letter Collections Project (and how you can help!)
Kat Lowe
4 June 2020
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‘thou shalt slepe well’: Provoking Sleep in the First English Printed Herbal
msraymm4
11 May 2020
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Paper Heads and Forceps: Modelling Midwifery Practice in the Early Nineteenth Century
Sarah May
23 January 2020
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ECR Spotlight: Sarah Fox
Sarah May
28 October 2019
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The Artist of the Future Age: What was Blake’s influence in counterculture?
Sarah May
22 October 2019
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ECR spotlight: Drew Thomas
Sarah May
15 October 2019
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Treasures in plain sight: revealing the depths of the Methodist Collections at the University of Manchester
Sarah May
20 September 2019
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