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Celebrating 400+ Years of Continuous Service
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Bodleian Library
Established: 1602
By: Sir Thomas Bodley
Oxford University, U.K.
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~~~ A Brief Summary Of Library History ~~~
The Library was the creation of Sir Thomas Bodley, a Merton scholar and diplomat for Queen Elizabeth I. The University's original library had been destroyed and dispersed in the turbulent wake of the Reformation.
After almost 50 years of grim vacancy, Bodley undertook to refit the Old Library rooms and restock its shelves with his own extensive collection of books and manuscripts. He enlisted the help of friends, raised loans and private subscriptions, and on 8 November 1602, the Library, now named for its chief patron and prime mover, was formally opened.
Today, the Bodleian houses more than seven million volumes spread through a variety of buildings, serving students and researchers from all over the world: a mightly legacy of immeasurable benefit to posterity.
In 2000, the Bodleian itself was incorporated into a new library system, the Oxford University Library Services (OULS), into which all the centrally-funded libraries of the University are being integrated under a single management.
Credits: Oxford University, The Bodleian Library, U.K.
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Please answer the following questions!
(The following are direct quotes from the above mentioned website)
Q1: "The University's first library was founded around ABCD by Thomas Cobham, Bishop of Worcester."
A1: Place your answer here: ________.
Q2: "Bodley ... made an agreement with the Stationer's Company in EFGH."
A2: Place your answer here: ________.
Q3: "The New Bodleian was completed in IJKL. Since then a new law library has been added to the Bodleian group."
A3: Place your answer here: ________.
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M = A + F N = J - A O = B - K
P = L - C Q = F + I R = E - I
For Reference Only: F C C . A L
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Last Edited/Updated: 22 September 2004
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