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SUMMARY:Rare Book School 2025 Lecture: Paul Halliday\, Stationery Bindings: A Law Story
DESCRIPTION:We will be livestreaming this lecture\, which is taking place 
 at the University of Virginia\, in the Class of 1978 Orrery 
 Pavilion..\n\nThis presentation explores the legal lives of the hundreds of 
 stationery-bound books that survive in English court archives. Who made 
 them\, who used them? How did handfuls of paper stitched into limp 
 parchment covers threaten common law and its parchment practices? A 
 stationery book was just one cog in a legal knowledge machine that bound 
 communities of practice together across generations. What might such books 
 tell us about how that machine worked? How did stationery books change the 
 machine\, from the fifteenth century to the nineteenth? How did they change 
 the law itself?
LOCATION:Kislak Center Class of 1978 Orrery Pavilion\, 6th Floor
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynne Farrington":MAILTO:lynne@upenn.edu
CATEGORIES:Kislak, Lecture
CONTACT;CN="Lynne Farrington":MAILTO:lynne@upenn.edu
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URL:https://libcal.library.upenn.edu/calendar/kislak/rbshallidaylecture
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