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* ''The Bodleian Library, Oxford University'' - for support to MLT over the years, and especially to a series of colleagues who have given particular assistance with technical help. | * ''The Bodleian Library, Oxford University'' - for support to MLT over the years, and especially to a series of colleagues who have given particular assistance with technical help. | ||
* ''Dr.Christine Ferdinand'' - post-doctoral fellow under the Leverhulme grant, who worked solidly on the project for two years and | * ''Dr. Christine Ferdinand'' - post-doctoral fellow under the Leverhulme grant, who worked solidly on the project for two years and continued to support the project throughout her career. | ||
* ''Prof.J.A.Lavin'' - for generously allowing the project access to and use of his unpublished work. | * ''Prof.J.A.Lavin'' - for generously allowing the project access to and use of his unpublished work. | ||
* '' The Leverhulme Trust'' - for providing a grant to employ a post-doctral fellow to work on the project for two years. | * '' The Leverhulme Trust'' - for providing a grant to employ a post-doctral fellow to work on the project for two years. | ||
Revision as of 14:17, 15 February 2026
Current Version
David Macfarlane thanks the following for their valuable contributions to retrieving the data and organising the version you see now in this Wiki:
- David Shaw for thoughtful and penetrating notes on early drafts of this site
- Giles Bergel and Ian Gadd' for preserving the 2008 version of Michael Turner's MS Access database
- The Bibliographical Society for their encouragement and direction
Original Project
Michael L Turner thanked the following for their contributions to his phases of this project:
- The Bodleian Library, Oxford University - for support to MLT over the years, and especially to a series of colleagues who have given particular assistance with technical help.
- Dr. Christine Ferdinand - post-doctoral fellow under the Leverhulme grant, who worked solidly on the project for two years and continued to support the project throughout her career.
- Prof.J.A.Lavin - for generously allowing the project access to and use of his unpublished work.
- The Leverhulme Trust - for providing a grant to employ a post-doctral fellow to work on the project for two years.
- Prof.Donald F.McKenzie
- Robin Myers - formerly the Hon.Archivist to the Stationers' Company, for her ever willing support and help in providing access to the records under her care.
- Graham Pollard
- Esther Potter - for her support, particularly on working through the Jaffray Manuscripts in the British Library to provide information on early nineteenth century bookbinders.
- The Stationers' Company - for its enlightened attitude in making its recoreds available to generations of researchers.
- Florence Treadwell - for her generosity and support in providing acces to Michael Treadwell's papers.
- Prof.Michael Treadwell
He was grateful to the following who had contributed information on particular individuals : George BAYNES, Anne BONNER, Barbara CALCOTT, Mary CALCOTT, David COOK, Vanessa CRAIK, Mary DUNBAVIN, Rosa EDWARDS, Judith Vandenbergh GREEN, Dorian Giesler GREENBAUM, John & Margaret HOLLINGDALE, Barbara Woodgate KAY, Robert KIRKMAN, Olwen LONG, Jane MARGETTS-SINGER, Keith MASLEN, Rita MASON, Hilda McDONNELL, Sheila METCALFE, Andrew MILNE, Charles PAIN, Friedrich PETERSDORFF, Sally POCOCK, Glenys RASMUSSEN, Prof. N.H. ROE, Trudi SMITH, Val TALBOT, Barara TENISON-SMITH, Frank A. TEUTON, Lois WATSON, Helen WATT, Paul WHITE, Rob WHITEMAN, and Robert WRIGHT.