Item F1712 - Lines sacred to the memory of Mr Canning

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F1712

Title

Lines sacred to the memory of Mr Canning

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  • 1827 (Creation)

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1 v. ; 19 cm.

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(1769-1842)

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(1923-2008)

Biographical history

University Librarian at the University of Queensland and University of Sydney and later Director-General of the National Library of Australia.

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The Shapcott Press was established in 1962 within the University of Queensland Library. A Columbian Press was donated to the library by Mr H.S. Shapcott and Mrs Gillespie whose husband was the partner of Ipswich Printing and Typing Services. The aim of the Press was to provide an opportunity for practical work in hand printing as well as to support a course of lectures in Bibliography and Textual Criticism offered by the English Department. The Shapcott Press ceased after the departure of the then University Librarian, Mr H. Bryan, who initially instigated the project.

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Lines sacred to the memory of Mr Canning, Henmanby, August 12 1837, with a covering letter to Viscount Goderich dated October 4 1827.

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Unrestricted access.

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  • English

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A copy of this manuscript, with an introductory memoir by Harrison Bryan was chosen for the first production of the Shapcott Press.

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Holograph. Bound in leather.

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991008249459703131

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Migrated

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Migrated from LMS: April 2019, P.A.

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