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Review: Manuscripts illuminate a lost world of spirituality and splendor Special

London - When George II gifted the Old Royal Library to the new British Museum in 1757 he gave more than just a set of books, he provided an insight into the minds of Kings of England stretching back almost a thousand years.
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Op-Ed: Creating the trappings of power through libraries

In the final of three programmes examining the Royal Manuscripts Collection held at the British Library in London, Dr Janina Ramirez draws to a conclusion her insight into the Medieval world of the kings who commissioned them.
In the Media by Louise Auty

Op-Ed: Art historian explains rules for Royal Princes

In the second of three programmes examining documents held in the Royal Manuscripts Collection in the British Library, Dr Janina Ramirez shows how they were used to steer young princes in the right direction for kingship.
In the Media by Louise Auty

Op-Ed: Ramirez 'illuminates' the world of England's long dead kings

In a series of three programmes, art historian Dr Janina Ramirez examines the illustrated documents held in the British Library's Royal Manuscripts Collection. These stunning works provide an insight into the lives of those who commissioned them.
In the Media by Louise Auty
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An original Edward Elgar manuscript dating back nearly 90 years is found at a council building in Leicestershire.
A rare Buddhist manuscript, discovered by cattle grazers in 1931, is set to be released in a book form in India on Thursday.
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