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Uncommonly common copies: New insights into Cambridge Libraries’ Statuta Angliæ manuscripts

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The libraries of the University of Cambridge and its Colleges hold one of the world’s largest collections of Statuta Angliæ manuscripts: common law compilations copied in abundance in medieval England. Dr Stephanie J. Lahey, Oschinsky Research Associate 2023-24, will discuss these books’ production and reception, with a special focus on new early ownership evidence for several UL manuscripts. Entry is free. Book here: https://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/research-institute/events/fellows-talk-stephanie-lahey

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