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    Apologia for old books: or, why look at the originals when there are perfectly good modern editions and so much has been digitised?

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    A video discussing the value of in-person viewing and handling of early editions of books/texts to complement modern critical editions and digitised early editions
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    A video discussing the value of in-person viewing and handling of early editions of books/texts to complement modern critical editions and digitised early editions
    A video discussing the value of in-person viewing and handling of early editions of books/texts to complement modern critical editions and digitised early editions
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    Apologia for old books: or, why look at the originals when there are perfectly good modern editions and so much has been digitised?

    A video discussing the value of in-person viewing and handling of early editions of books/texts to complement modern critical editions and digitised early editions

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    Profile Picture Robert MacLean
    Date Added: 02 Oct 2020 14:58
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    Profile Picture Robert MacLean
    Tags: Book history, Bibliography, Rare books, Early-printed books, Digitisation, Editing
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    Link: https://edshare.gla.ac.uk/id/eprint/973
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