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www.bodleianshop.co.uk INTRODUCTION 1 A Cornucopia of Fruit & Vegetables Illustrations from an Eighteenth-Century Botanical Treasury

Caroline Ball

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Heritage Apples 9781851245161 illus HB £25.00

Close-up photographs of plump apricots, juicy mangoes, crisp lettuce … these are familiar to us all through cookery books and garden guides. But seeing fruit and vegetables as detailed art, viewed through eighteenth-century eyes, is something very different – and more interesting. CAROLINE BALL is an editor, copywriter and occasional translator Thanks to intrepid explorers and plant-hunters, Britain and the rest who has written on many subjects, but of Europe have long enjoyed a wide and wonderful array of fruit has a particular interest in horticulture, and vegetables. Some wealthy households even created orangeries garden history and the plant-hunters, and glasshouses for tender exotics and special pits in which to raise both men and women, who have made pineapples, while tomatoes, sweetcorn and runner beans from the our gardens and countryside the rich New World expanded the culinary repertoire. and diverse habitats they are today. She is a keen gardener and author of This wealth of choice attracted interest beyond the kitchen and Heritage Apples, and has contributed garden. In the 1730s Johann Wilhelm Weinmann, a prosperous to other books, including a study of Bavarian apothecary, produced the first volume of a comprehensive William Morris and a guide to A to Z of plants, meticulously documented, and lavishly illustrated historical sites. by botanical artists. A Cornucopia of Fruit & Vegetables is a glimpse into his world. It features exquisite illustrations of the edible plants in his historic treasury, allowing us to enjoy the sight of swan- 152 pp, 190 x 150 mm necked gourds and horned lemons, smile at silkworms hovering c.100 colour illus over mulberries and delight at the quirkiness of ‘strawberry 9781851245666 spinach’ … a delicious medley of garden produce and much else. HB £15.00 May 2021

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4 NEW www.bodleianshop.co.uk NEW 5 Roots to Seeds 400 Years of Oxford Botany

Stephen A. Harris

VISIT THE EXHIBITION Bodleian Libraries, Oxford Roots to Seeds: 400 Years of Oxford Botany May – October 2021

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Since 1621, and the foundation of the Oxford Botanic Garden, Oxford has built up an outstanding collection of plant specimens, botanical illustrations and rare books on plant classification, collecting and plant biology. These archives, and the living plants in the Garden, are integral to the study of botany in the University. Planting Paradise: Cultivating the Garden 1501–1900 This book profiles the botanists and collections which have helped 9781851243433 illus HB £29.99 to transform our understanding of the biology of plants over the past four centuries, focusing on plant classification, experimental botany, building botanical collections, agriculture and forestry and botanical education. Highlights include a selection of Ferdinand Bauer’s renowned illustrations for Flora Graeca – an extraordinarily lavish and detailed eighteenth-century botanical publication of plants found in the Eastern Mediterranean – and rare plant speci- STEPHEN A. HARRIS is Druce Curator mens from the herbaria, such as Fairchild’s Mule (the first artificially of Oxford University Herbaria. created hybrid plant).

Together with seventeenth-century herbals, elegant garden plans, 224 pp, 259 x 237 mm plant models and fossil slides, these items from the archives all help c.80 colour illus to tell the story of botanical science in Oxford and the intrepid bota- 9781851245611 nists who devoted themselves to the essential study of plants. HB £40.00 May 2021 In association with Oxford Botanic Garden

www.bodleianshop.co.uk NEW 7 Martha Lloyd’s Household Book The Original Manuscript from Jane Austen’s Kitchen

Introduced with annotated transcription by Julienne Gehrer Foreword by Deirdre Le Faye

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This is the first facsimile publication of Martha Lloyd’s Household Book, the manuscript cookbook of Jane Austen’s closest friend. Martha’s notebook is reproduced in a colour facsimile section with complete transcription and detailed annotation. Introductory chapters discuss its place among other household books of the eighteenth century.

Martha Lloyd befriended a young Jane Austen and later lived Jane Austen: The Chawton Letters Kathryn Sutherland with Jane, her sister Cassandra and their mother at the cottage 9781851244744 illus HB £14.99 in Chawton, Hampshire, where Jane wrote or revised her novels. Martha later married into the Austen family. Her collection features recipes and remedies handwritten during a period of over thirty JULIENNE GEHRER is an author, years and includes the only surviving recipes from Mrs Austen and journalist and food historian who Captain Francis Austen, Jane’s mother and brother. lectures on Jane Austen and the long eighteenth century. There are many connections between Martha’s book and Jane Austen’s writing, including white soup from Pride and Prejudice and the author’s favourites – toasted cheese and mead. The family, culinary and literary connections detailed in the introductory 312 pp, 223 x 171 mm chapters of this work give a fascinating perspective on the time and c.85 colour illus manner in which both women lived, thanks to this extraordinary 9781851245604 artefact passed down through the Austen family. HB £30.00 June 2021 In association with Jane Austen's House Image opposite © Julienne Gehrer

www.bodleianshop.co.uk NEW 9 From the Vulgate Hyphens & to the Vernacular Hashtags* Four Debates on an English *The stories behind the Question c.1400 symbols on our keyboards

Edited by Elizabeth Solopova, Claire Cock-Starkey Jeremy Catto and Anne Hudson

Translation is at the centre of Christianity, scripturally, as reflected in the biblical stories of the tower of Babel, or of the apostles’ speaking in tongues after the Ascension, and historically, where arguments about it were dominant in Councils, such as those of Trent or the Second Vatican Council of 1962–64, which, it should be recalled, privileged the use of the vernacular in liturgy. The punctuation marks, mathematical symbols and glyphs The four texts edited here discuss the legitimacy of using the which haunt the edges of our keyboards have evolved over ALSO BY THE AUTHOR many hundreds of years. They shape our understanding of texts, ELIZABETH SOLOPOVA is a Research vernacular language for scriptural citation. This question in England calculations and online interactions. Without these symbols all texts Fellow and lecturer at the English became central to the perception of the followers of John Wyclif would run in endless unbroken lines of letters and numbers. Faculty, University of Oxford. JEREMY (sometimes known as Lollards): between 1409 and 1530 the use of English scriptures was severely impeded by the established CATTO (1939–2018) was Fellow Many hands and minds have created, refined and promulgated the church, and an episcopal licence was required for its possession Emeritus of Oriel College in the symbols which give form to our written communication. Through or dissemination. The issue evidently aroused academic interest, University of Oxford. ANNE HUDSON individual entries discussing the story behind each example, especially in Oxford, where the first complete English translation is a Fellow of the British Academy, Hyphens & Hashtags reveals the long road many of these special seems to have originated. The three Latin works here survive Professor Emerita (personal chair) characters have taken on their way into general use. In the digital complete, each in a single manuscript: of these texts two, written by of Medieval English at the English age of communication, some symbols have gained an additional The Real McCoy and 149 Other Eponyms a Franciscan, William Butler, and by a Dominican, Thomas Palmer, Faculty and an Honorary Fellow of meaning or a new lease of life – the colon now doubles up as the 9781851244980 HB £9.99 are wholly hostile to translation. The third, the longest and most Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford. eyes of a smiling face emoticon and the hashtag has travelled from perceptive, edited here for the first time, emerges as written by a obscurity to an essential component of social media. Alongside CLAIRE COCK-STARKEY is the author secular priest of impressive learning, Richard Ullerston; his other historical roots, this book also considers ever-evolving modern of over a dozen non-fiction books on a writings display his radical, but not unorthodox opinions. The only 216 pp, 228 x 152 mm usage and uncovers those symbols which have now fallen out variety of subjects but all united in their English work here is a Wycliffite adaptation of Ullerston’s Latin. 8 pp colour plates of fashion. aim to tell fascinating stories. The volume provides editions and modern translations of these 9781851245635 four texts, together with a substantial introduction explaining their Hyphens & Hashtags casts a well-deserved spotlight on these HB £185.00 context and the implications of their arguments, and encouraging stalwarts of typography whose handy knack for summing up a 192 pp, 184 x 118 mm January 2021 Studies and Texts 220; British Writers of the further exploration of the perceptions of the nature of language that command or concept in simple shorthand marshals our sentences, 9781851245369 Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period 7 are displayed there, many of which, and notably of Ullerston, are in clarifies a calculation or adds some much-needed emotion to our HB £12.99 Published in North America by PIMS advance of those of his contemporaries. online interactions. March 2021

10 NEW www.bodleianshop.co.uk NEW 11 Stationery Botanical Art Notebook Set – Lemon, Chillis and Apples 3 A5 ruled notebooks with stitched spines

Bodleian Library With illustrations from Johann Wilhelm Weinmann’s Phytanthoza Iconographia

Johann Wilhelm Weinmann was an apothecary who established a botanic garden in Regensburg and set about producing a highly detailed catalogue of plants and their uses, with illustrations commissioned from some of the finest engravers of the time. The resulting Phytanthoza Iconographia is an immense work, contained within several volumes published between 1737 and 1745. It features no fewer than 1,025 beautiful colour plates – including early examples of colour mezzotint – of all manner of fruit and vegetables.

Three of the exquisite plates are reproduced in this lovely set of A5 softback notebooks: the perfect gift for gardeners and connoisseurs of botanical illustration.

48 ruled pp each, 210 x 148 mm 9781851245697 3 A5 ruled notebooks with stitched spines £10.99 incl VAT May 2021

14 STATIONERY / NEW www.bodleianshop.co.uk NEW / STATIONERY 15 Birds Journal Bodleian Library With illustrations by Eric Fitch Daglish

‘High from the earth I heard a bird’ – Emily Dickinson

Eric Fitch Daglish (1892–1966) was a wood engraver, writer and illustrator. His book Woodcuts of British Birds was published in 1925.

Daglish learnt the art of wood engraving from Paul Nash and became known for his illustrations of the natural world. He illustrated an edition of Gilbert White’s Natural History of Selborne and he both wrote and illustrated several books on natural history, including Birds of the British Isles, 1948.

Beautifully produced in hardback with ruled paper and ribbon marker, this makes a perfect gift for bird watchers and nature lovers.

160 ruled pp, 182 x 130 mm 19 b&w illus 9781851245680 HB £11.99 incl VAT April 2021

16 STATIONERY / NEW www.bodleianshop.co.uk NEW / STATIONERY 17 Alice in Butterfly Wonderland Notebook Set Journals 3 A5 ruled notebooks with Bodleian Library stitched spines Bodleian Library In association with Oxford University Museum of Natural History

Jones’ Icones is a stunning six-volume manuscript containing paintings of some of the most important butterfly and moth collections at the end of the eighteenth century. It is the work of William Jones (1745–1818), a wealthy wine merchant from Chelsea who, on retirement, devoted the rest of his life to studying and painting butterflies and moths. Held in the archives of the Oxford University Museum of Natural History, the volumes contain over Invented to entertain Alice Liddell on boat trips down the river 1,500 ink and gouache paintings representing 760 species from Thames in Oxford, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland has become one around the world. Work continues to this day to determine whether of the most famous and influential works of children’s literature of all the original specimens depicted still survive. all time. This set of three A5, softback notebooks with high-quality ruled It is hard to imagine Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland without paper makes an exquisite gift for nature-lovers and writers alike. Alice in Wonderland Journal – picturing the illustrations made by Sir John Tenniel for the first ‘Too Late,’ said the Rabbit edition of the story. Sir John Tenniel (1820–1914) was the principal 160 ruled pp, 182 x 130 mm satirical cartoonist for Punch magazine for over fifty years and much 21 b&w illus in demand as an illustrator in Victorian Britain. At Lewis Carroll’s 9781851245499 request, he illustrated the first edition of Alice’s Adventures in HB £11.99 incl VAT Wonderland, published by Macmillan in 1865. In 1899, Gertrude E. July 2020 Thompson adapted Tenniel’s illustrations for a card game entitled Butterfly Notebook Set ‘The New and Diverting Game of Alice in Wonderland’. These Alice in Wonderland Journal – 48 ruled pp each, 210 x 148 mm unforgettable illustrations, including the Mad Hatter, the Mock Alice in Court 9781851245413 Turtle and the Queen of Hearts, among many others, are featured in 160 ruled pp, 182 x 130 mm 3 A5 ruled notebooks with stitched these special journals. 21 b&w illus spines £10.99 incl VAT 9781851245420 Beautifully produced in hardback with ruled paper, foiled page November 2020 HB £11.99 incl VAT edges, ribbon marker and printed endpapers, these two Alice in In association with Oxford University July 2020 Wonderland journals are the perfect gift for Wonderland fans. Museum of Natural History

18 STATIONERY / RECENT HIGHLIGHTS www.bodleianshop.co.uk RECENT HIGHLIGHTS / STATIONERY 19 Tolkien and Map Journals

26 Postcards from the Collections A Bodleian Library A to Z 52 pp, 165 x 120 mm Structured around the alphabet, this pack contains twenty-six 26 colour illus detachable postcards, each featuring a rare or beautiful master- 9781851244041 piece. Presented in a handsome paper binding, these attractive Cards £9.99 incl VAT cards are perfect for you to display or send to friends. September 2014

Tolkien Smaug Journal 160 ruled pp, 207 x 140 mm An Illuminated Alphabet These Bodleian Library journals showcase gorgeous illustrations 9781851245277 from our collections on the covers. Designed to be easily portable or HB £9.99 incl VAT 26 Postcards to fit in a small bag, each hard-cover journal is 207 x 140 mm, with March 2019 160 ruled pages of high-quality paper. Every journal is finished with These twenty-six detachable postcards feature historiated initials 52 pp, 165 x 120 mm a sturdy elastic band closure, ribbon marker and elastic pen holder. London Map Journal decorated with gold leaf from medieval and renaissance manu- 26 colour illus An expanding wallet for storing papers is also included on the inside 160 ruled pp, 207 x 140 mm scripts together with hand-painted examples from early printed 9781851244133 back cover. Produced to a high standard with careful attention to 9781851245222 books. By turns exquisite, playful and unique, here you’ll find a Cards £9.99 incl VAT finishing and details, these journals make the perfect gift for all HB £9.99 incl VAT stunning artistic example of every letter in the alphabet. November 2014 writers and stationery lovers. March 2019

20 STATIONERY / RECENT HIGHLIGHTS www.bodleianshop.co.uk RECENT HIGHLIGHTS / STATIONERY 21 Recent Highlights Just the Job The Botany of Gin How Trades got their Chris Thorogood and Simon Names Hiscock

Alexander Tulloch

Baobab

SCIENTIFIC NAME: Adansonia digitata FAMILY: Mallow family (Malvaceae)

DESCRIPTIoN: This extraordinary species is the most widespread of a group of trees known collectively as the baobabs. All are long-lived pachycauls – distinctive plants characterized by their distended trunks, which store water and are an adaption to survival under extremely dry conditions. During the dry season they shed their leaves. The fowers are whitish, large and heavy, growing to about 12 cm across, and are pollinated by fruit bats. The large egg-shaped fruits are initially green and later turn brown and harden.

DISTRIBuTIoN: Africa.

uSE IN GIN: The fruit of the baobab is said to confer a citrus note to gin. Its use is the perfect example of distillers becoming more adventurous in their choice of botanicals, particularly those that denote provenance from a particular region.

barrels or casks specifcally for the storage or transport The prevalence of surnames found in other European of dry food such as grain or wheat. The second made the languages associated with barrel-making suggest that barrels that served as receptacles for ale, wines and so on. the skills the cooper had to ofer were in great demand. The ‘white’ coopers traditionally confned their activities Consider the following: to producing the pails and buckets used on farms during French Tonnellier milking or for carrying water from the well. German Binder/Fassbender Dutch Kuiper The word is a borrowing Hungarian Kádár of the Dutch kuip, ‘vat’ or Spanish Cubero 46 THE BoTANY oF GIN TRoPICAL FRuITS 47 ‘tub’, itself a derivation of the Russian Bondarev Ukrainian Bondarenko Medi eval Latin cōpa, ‘a tun’, Danish Bdker ‘a barrel’, which is a variant of Greek Varelas the Latin cūpa, ‘cask’ or ‘butt’. Tracing the history of the word a little further back we fnd that cūpa is directly related to Cordwainer the Greek cupellon, meaning a In Anglo-Saxon England the man who made shoes for his goblet or large drinking vessel. And both examples from clients was known as a scōhere (shoe-er) or scōwyrhta (shoe classical antiquity are, theoretically at least, linked to wright), but when the Crusades began in 1096 the days Sweet orange the Indo-European root *keup, ‘hollow’ or ‘curved’, and of the traditional shoemaker were numbered. Soldiers, SCIenTIFIC nAMe: Citrus x sinensis directly related to our words ‘cup’, ‘cowl’ and even ‘cow’. crossing and recrossing Europe on their way to and from FAMILY: Rue family (Rutaceae) In the ffteenth century the word ‘coop’ was also being the holy sites they were supposed to be defending, came used to describe the cage in which poultry was kept, and into contact with other cultures and brought back what by the sixteenth it was applied generally to any place of we would think of today as souvenirs. confnement. This is why we can talk even now of ‘being One of these mementoes was a kind of leather which cooped up’ when we mean we feel trapped inside a build- was far superior to anything the traditional shoemakers DeSCRIPTIOn: The sweet orange is a small, shallow-rooted ing and feel the desperate need to escape. of England had seen previously. This was a material citrus tree with spiny branches that bear the familiar edible fruit (botanically classifed as a type of berry called produced in Crdoba, the capital of Moorish Spain. It a hesperidium that has a leathery rind with oil glands). The became so popular with leather workers back home in sweet orange group includes some of the most popular citrus fruits and many forms are cultivated, primarily for their 50 51 juice, but also for seed oil, which is used in cosmetics. The blood orange is an unusual variant with particularly dark or red-streaked fesh that has been grown in the Mediterranean (especially in Spain and Italy) since the eighteenth century.

DISTRIbuTIOn: Sweet oranges are cultivated across the world in frost-free climates.

uSe In GIn: Sweet orange gives gin a zesty, refreshing taste.

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ALSO BY THE AUTHOR ALSO BY CHRIS THOROGOOD

What did a gongfarmer do? How is a chaperone connected to a bird From its roots in ancient Greek herbal medicine, the popular of prey? What is the etymology behind cloud architect? And is there spirit we now know as gin was established by the Dutch in the a link between secretaries and secrets? sixteenth century as a juniper-infused tincture to cure fevers. It gained notoriety during the London ‘gin craze’ in the eighteenth The story behind these (and many more) job titles is rarely century before enjoying a recent resurgence and a profusion of predictable and often fascinating. In this highly original book, new botanical flavourings. Alexander Tulloch examines the etymology behind a selection of trades and professions, unearthing intriguing nuggets of historical Garnished with sumptuous illustrations depicting the plants It’s All Greek: Borrowed Words and information along the way. Here you will find explanations of that tell the story of this complex and iconic drink, this enticing Curious Creatures on our Shores their Histories 9781851245345 illus HB £15.00 common surnames, such as Spencer, Hayward and Fletcher; book delves into the botany of gin from root to branch. A diverse 9781851245055 illus HB £12.99 obsolete jobs such as pardoner, cordwainer or telegraph boy; and assortment of aromatic plants from around the world have been roles for the modern era, such as wedding planner, pundit and used in the production of gin over the course of several centuries. CHRIS THOROGOOD is Deputy Director sky marshal. Each combination of botanicals yields a unique flavour profile and Head of Science of Oxford Botanic that equates to more than the sum of its parts. Understanding the Packed with additional etymological information and literary Garden and Arboretum. SIMON ALEXANDER TULLOCH is a Fellow of different types of formulation, and the main groups of plants used quotations, this book will appeal not only to linguists but also to HISCOCK is Director of Oxford Botanic the Chartered Institute of Linguists. therein, is central to appreciating the drink’s complexities anyone interested in the quirky twists and turns of meaning which Garden and Arboretum. and subtleties. As this book’s extraordinary range of featured have given us the job titles with which we are familiar today. ingredients shows, gin is a quintessentially botanical beverage 112 pp, 210 x 148 mm 224 pp, 184 x 118 mm with a rich history like no other. 35 colour illus c.30 b&w illus 9781851245536 9781851245505 HB £15.00 HB £12.99 September 2020 October 2020 In association with Oxford Botanic Garden

24 RECENT HIGHLIGHTS www.bodleianshop.co.uk RECENT HIGHLIGHTS 25 Aesop’s Fables Reynard the Fox Illustrations by Agnes Miller Anne Louise Avery Parker Translation by V.S. Vernon ‘Listen as the Fox slowly and deftly Jones and others unbinds his whole pack of tricks – his flattery and fine words, his warm and sugary russet charm, his bold-faced blandishments. He

THE LION AND THE WILD ASS A lion and a wild ass went out hunting together: the latter was to run down the prey by his superior speed, and the former would then come up and despatch it. They met with great success; and when it came to sharing the spoil the lion divided has brought forth a spool of raw it all into three equal portions. ‘I will take the first,’ said he, ‘because I am king of the beasts; I will also take the second, because, as your partner, I am entitled to half of what remains; and as for the third – well, unless you give it up to me and take yourself off pretty quick, the third, believe me, will make you feel very sorry for yourself!’ Might makes right. lies and spun them into a glittering

THE BOYS AND THE FROGS Some mischievous boys were playing on the edge of a pond and, web of truth to trap them all. catching sight of some frogs swimming about in the shallow water, they began to amuse themselves by pelting them with stones and they killed several of them. At last one of the frogs put his head out of the water and said, ‘Oh, stop! stop! I beg of you: what is sport to you is death to us.’ Play for one may be death to another. ‘I am king of the beasts.’ Every last one of them.’

THE NORTH WIND AND THE SUN A dispute arose between the north wind and the sun, each claiming that he was stronger than the other. At last they agreed to try their powers upon a traveller, to see which could soonest strip him of his cloak. The north wind had the first try; gathering up all his force for the attack, he came whirling

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THE COCK AND THE JEWEL A cock, scratching the ground for something to eat, turned up a jewel that had by chance been dropped there. ‘Ho!’ said he. ‘A fine thing you are, no doubt and, had your owner found you, great would his joy have been. But for me, give me a single grain of corn before all the jewels in the world.’ Precious things are for those who prize them.

THE GOOSE THAT LAID THE GOLDEN EGGS A man and his wife had the good fortune to possess a goose which laid a golden egg every day. Lucky though they were, they soon began to think they were not getting rich fast enough and, imagining the bird must be made of gold inside, they decided to kill it in order to secure the whole store of precious metal at once. But when they cut it open they found it was just like any ‘Give me a single grain of corn before all the jewels in the world.’ other goose. Thus they neither got rich all at once, as they had hoped, nor enjoyed any longer the daily addition to their wealth. Much wants more and loses all.

THE CAT AND THE MICE There was once a house that was overrun with mice. A cat heard of this and said to herself, ‘That’s the place for me.’ Off she went and took up her quarters in the house, and caught the mice one by one and ate them. At last the mice could stand it no longer, and they determined to take to their holes and stay there. ‘That’s awkward,’ said the cat to herself. ‘The only thing to do is to coax them out by a trick.’ So she considered a while, and then climbed

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This is marvellously spirited and adroit storytelling and an exciting example of innovative translation. ALSO OF INTEREST For twenty-five centuries, the animal stories which go by the Reynard – a subversive, dashing, anarchic, aristocratic, witty fox Anne Louise Avery communicates name of Aesop’s Fables have amused and instructed generations from the watery lowlands of medieval East Flanders – is in trouble. throughout sheer pleasure in the of children and adults alike. They are still as fresh and poignant He has been summoned to the court of King Noble the Lion, material and luxuriates in its lexical today as they were to the ancient Greeks who composed them. charged with all manner of crimes and misdemeanours. How will exuberance. Adding mischievous This beautifully illustrated edition contains some of the best-loved he pit his wits against his accusers – greedy Bruin the Bear, arrogant contemporary twists, she has fables, including the Boy who Cried Wolf, the Lion and the Mouse, Tybert the Cat and dark and dangerous Isengrim the Wolf – to wonderfully refreshed and revivified the Goose that Laid the Golden Egg, the Hare and the Tortoise, and escape the gallows? the medieval collection and shows The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse alongside many of the Reynard was once the most popular and beloved character in how these traditional animal fables, lesser-known tales. European folklore, as familiar as Robin Hood, King Arthur or with their large and lively cast of Sindbad the Sailor & Other Stories These timeless stories are illustrated with thirty-seven wood Cinderella. His character spoke eloquently for the unvoiced and characters and their wicked and from the Arabian Nights engravings by Agnes Miller Parker (1895–1980), one of the greatest disenfranchised, but also amused and delighted the elite, capturing seductive protagonist, have lost lllustrations by Edmund Dulac, translation none of their truth-telling power. by Laurence Housman, introduction by British wood engraving artists of the twentieth century. Parker was hearts and minds across borders and societal classes for centuries. – Marina Warner Marina Warner influenced by the art of Wyndham Lewis and the Cubist and Vorti- Based on William Caxton’s bestselling 1481 English translation from 9781851245017 illus HB £30.00 cist movements, which flourished in the period between the wars. the Middle Dutch, but expanded with new interpretations, innova- Her distinctive work is strikingly stylized and deceptively simple. ANNE LOUISE AVERY is a writer and art tive language and characterization, this edition is an imaginative Commissioned in the 1930s by the fine press publisher, Gregynog historian based in Oxford. retelling of the Reynard story. With its themes of protest, resistance Press, for their edition of the work, these exquisite wood engravings and duplicity fronted by a personable, anti-heroic Fox making his 208 pp, 242 x 190 mm inspired by the fables are among Parker’s finest. 480 pp, 200 x 145 mm way in a dangerous and cruel world, this gripping tale is as relevant 35 b&w illus 10 b&w illus and controversial today as it was in the fifteenth century. 9781851245376 9781851245550 HB £30.00 HB £20.00 November 2020 October 2020

26 RECENT HIGHLIGHTS www.bodleianshop.co.uk RECENT HIGHLIGHTS 27 That’s the Ticket Secrets of the for Soup! Great Ocean Victorian Views on Liners Vocabulary as Told in the John G. Sayers Pages of Punch

David Crystal

He issues a severe warning, recalling Impressions of Theophrastus Such, by George Eliot, which had been published the year before. This was a collection of social commentaries written in the voice of a fctional male philosopher. One of the essays was headed ‘Debasing the moral currency’, by which s/he meant: ‘lowering the value of every inspiring fact and tradition so that it will command less and less of the spiritual products.’ The Punch writer must have read it, as one of Such’s targets was ‘a certain style of young lady, who checks our tender admiration with rouge and henna and all the blazonry of an extravagant expenditure, with slang and bold brusquerie [bluntness] intended to signify her emancipated view of things’. A wrangler was (and still is) a student taking the mathematical tripos at Cambridge University who gains a frst-class degree; the name derives from the older sense of ‘debater’.

DEBASING THE VERBAL CURRENCY (A long way) after Theophrastus Such ‘On 2nd inst., at the —— Street Police Ofce, a gentlemanly-looking young man, who refused his name, was fned ten shillings and costs for using bad language.’ MORAL. Now, all you nice young Ladies, Be warned by this, I pray; Whoso murders the Queen’s English, For it will have to pay. Respect the words your mothers Have watered with their tears, And against your slangy brothers Shut tight your rosy ears. ENGLISH AS SHE IS SPOKE!! Go and win Wranglers’ places, Go up in, and for, degrees; Future D uke. ‘ What a re you goi n’ to do this morni n’, eh? ’ But no more slangy phrases, Future Earl . ‘O h I dunno. Rot a b out, I s’pose, as usual.’ Dear young Ladies! if you please. Future D uke. ‘ Oh, but I s ay, tha t’s so rotten.’ Vol . 77, 1880, p. 71 Future Earl . ‘Wel l, what el se is t here to do, you rot ter? ’ 14 15

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The vocabulary of past times, no longer used in English, is always Before the advent of commercial transatlantic flights in the early fascinating, especially when we see how it was pilloried by the 1950s, the only way to travel between continents was by sea. During satirists of the day. the golden age of ocean liners, between the late nineteenth century and the Second World War, shipping companies ensured their vessels Here we have Victorian high and low society, with its fashionable We Are Not Amused: Victorian Views were a home away from home, providing entertainment, dining, and unfashionable slang, its class awareness and the jargon of on Pronunciation as Told in the Pages sleeping quarters and smoking lounges to accommodate their Punch steam engines, motor cars and other products of the Industrial of passengers for voyages that could last as long as three months. 9781851244782 illus HB £12.99 Revolution. Then as now, people had strong feelings about the flood of new words entering English. Swearing, new street names Secrets of the Great Ocean Liners leads the reader through each of the JOHN G. SAYERS is a collector and the many borrowings from French provoked continual irritation stages – and secrets – of ocean liner travel, from booking a ticket and and frequent contributor of articles DAVID CRYSTAL is a writer, editor, and mockery, as did the Americanisms increasingly encountered in choosing a cabin to shore excursions, dining, on-board games, social on ocean liners and other ephemera lecturer and broadcaster on language. the British press. events, romances and disembarking on arrival. Additional chapters to antique and collector publications His books include Sounds Appealing: disclose wartime voyages and disasters at sea. in the UK, USA and Canada. The The Passionate Story of English In this intriguing collection, David Crystal has pored through the Sayers Collection now resides in Pronunciation, Profile, 2018, and pages of the satirical magazine Punch between its first issue in 1841 The shipping companies produced glamorous brochures, sailing the John Johnson Collection at the Let’s Talk: How English Conversation and the death of Queen Victoria in 1901, and extracted the articles schedules, voyage logs, passenger lists, postcards and menus, all of Bodleian Library. Works, OUP, 2020. and cartoons that poked fun at the jargon of the day, adding a which help us to savour the challenges, etiquette and luxury of ocean commentary on the context of the times and informative glossaries. liner travel. Diaries, letters and journals written on board also reveal In doing so he reveals how many present-day feelings about words a host of behind-the-scenes secrets and fascinating insights into the 256 pp, 228 x 176 mm 120 pp, 210 x 161 mm have their origins over a century ago. experience of travelling by sea. This book dives into a vast, unique c.150 colour illus 34 b&w illus collection to reveal the scandals, glamour, challenges and tragedies 9781851245307 9781851245529 of ocean liner travel. HB £14.99 HB £25.00 October 2020 November 2020

28 RECENT HIGHLIGHTS www.bodleianshop.co.uk RECENT HIGHLIGHTS 29 Temple of Science Town The Pre-Raphaelites and Prints & Drawings of Oxford University Museum Britain before 1800 of Natural History Bernard Nurse John Holmes

I. North of England

The North of England stretches from the Scottish border to Cheshire Cloth-making towns in the West Riding of Yorkshire did not and Yorkshire. Before the middle of the seventeenth century, growth develop as quickly as towns in Lancashire. Leeds was one exception, was mostly in the rural areas where agriculture had been assisted where the population grew rapidly, as it did in Sheffield, which by the enclosure of common fields and manufacture was essentially specialized in cutlery and tool-making. On the coast, seaports domestic. The older centres such as Durham and Beverley were responded to the expanding North Sea economy and the demand generally in decline and only York and Newcastle are estimated to for abundant and accessible coal, especially from the important have had more than 10,000 inhabitants; in Newcastle seventeenth- London market. Mining allowed towns in County Durham to century evidence of plague and considerable poverty has been found. expand; whaling and fishing industries flourished; the coal trade and Change was slow in many parts, hampered by the upland countryside shipbuilding developed around Tyneside. and poor communications. In other areas urban development Those towns in areas without significant industries, such as much gathered pace towards the end of the eighteenth century, fuelled of East Yorkshire, remained stable or declined. From being one of by the industrial revolution; and the foundations were laid for more the largest provincial towns in England in 1700, by the end of the spectacular growth in succeeding years. century York was little more than half the size of Newcastle. The In particular Liverpool and Manchester became the largest corporation and craft guilds restricted new enterprises and poverty provincial towns in England by 1801. Liverpool benefited from was widespread. Just as York lost trade to Hull, another former trade with the British colonies in North America and one of the regional centre, Chester on the river Dee lost out to Liverpool as main imports, cotton, came to be extensively processed in factories the most important port in the north-west. The continuous silting of around Manchester. Improvements to navigation along the rivers the river made navigation by ocean-going vessels difficult compared Mersey and Irwell improved transport by water. Dramatic but short- to that on the Mersey, where there were good harbour facilities lived growth took place on the coast north of Liverpool in Cumbria. at Liverpool. In Whitehaven, the earliest of the new towns was founded by the Walton, 2000, pp. 111–31. enterprising Lowther family, the powerful principal landowners.

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his close friend Collins. Millais painted the background to Te Woodman’s Daughter a few miles outside the city in Wytham Woods – now the site of the University’s forestry research programme – and the window for Mariana in Merton College Chapel. Collins painted the fowers for Convent Toughts (fgure 10) from plants in the garden of Tomas Combe, printer to the University, who lived on site at the Clarendon Press in the Oxford suburb of Jericho. Combe (fgure 11) became another major Pre-Raphaelite patron, buying up Convent Toughts, Millais’s Te Return of the Dove to the Ark and Hunt’s A Converted British Family Sheltering a Christian Missionary from the Persecution of the Druids, which had been painted outdoors in Homerton on the outskirts of London in 1849 while Millais was painting at Shotover. Tese three paintings would go on to form the core of the Ashmolean Museum’s impressive Pre-Raphaelite collection.26 Combe was a dedicated adherent of the Oxford Movement. His collection shows how conducive Pre-Raphaelite aesthetics and subject matter were to High Church Anglicans. It would soon include the most famous of all Pre-Raphaelite sacred 18. Plan of the city of York, surveyed by Peter Chassereau, published by John Rocque, 1750. Gough Maps Yorkshire 29. 19. South-west prospect of the Cathedral Church of York, by Joseph Baker, engraved by Francois Vivares, 1750. Gough Maps 34 fol. 9. paintings, Hunt’s Te Light of the World, now in Keble College Chapel.27 At the same time, in their uncompromising attention to detail in the study of the physical world, the paintings in Combe’s collection and the others painted by Millais in and around Oxford in 1849 and 1850 epitomize the scientifc aspect FIGURE 10 opposite Charles Collins, of the Pre-Raphaelite project. Like the Oxford scientists, the Pre-Raphaelites Convent Thoughts, 1851, painted saw no confict in principle between science and religion. Hunt, Millais and partly in the garden of University Collins put science at the service of religion in their paintings, just as Acland, printer Thomas Combe.

Strickland and their colleagues did in their teaching. FIGURE 11 above William Holman As well as comprehending nature within a Christian worldview, the Hunt, Thomas Combe, 1860. A portrait of the University Pre-Raphaelites and the Oxford scientists shared the same basic conception printer and major patron of of how science worked. Stephens’s claim that science proceeds by ‘experiment the Pre-Raphaelites in Oxford.

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who could set their vision in stone. In Benjamin Woodward (fgure 19) they Built between 1855 and 1860, Oxford University Museum of Natural Provincial towns in Britain grew in size and importance in the FIGURE 19 above Alexander Munro, found the architect they needed. Woodward was the creative partner within Benjamin Woodward, 1861. A Deane & Woodward. Te senior partner was Sir Tomas Deane, who had memorial to the architect of the 64 Oxford University Museum. been friends with Acland since the late 1830s. He was well connected, but he was already in his sixties by this point and had begun to take a back seat. FIGURE 20 opposite The interior of the In practice, the frm was now run by the two junior partners. Woodward, Museum Building at Trinity College Dublin, 1854–60, designed and who had joined the frm in 1846, was the chief designer while Deane’s son, built by Deane & Woodward. Like Tomas Newenham Deane, handled the business side. the Oxford University Museum, it A careful student of Ruskin’s ideas, Woodward was one of the most includes columns in various marbles History is the extraordinary result of close collaboration between eighteenth century. Ports such as Glasgow and Liverpool greatly topped with natural history carvings. imaginative architects of the Gothic Revival. He was a quiet but impressive 40 | temple of science artists and scientists. Inspired by John Ruskin, the architect expanded, while industrial centres such as Birmingham and Benjamin Woodward and the Oxford scientists worked with leading Manchester flourished. Market towns outside London developed as Pre-Raphaelite artists on the design and decoration of the building. commercial centres or as destinations offering spa treatments as in The decorative art was modelled on the Pre-Raphaelite principle Bath, horse racing in Newmarket or naval services in Portsmouth. of meticulous observation of nature, itself indebted to science, Containing over 100 images of towns in England, Wales and while individual artists designed architectural details and carved London: Prints & Drawings before 1800 Scotland, this book draws on the extensive Gough Collection in portrait statues of influential scientists. The entire structure was an 9781851244126 illus HB £30.00 the Bodleian Library. Contemporary prints and drawings provide experiment in using architecture and art to communicate natural a powerful visual record of the development of the town in this history, modern science and natural theology. JOHN HOLMES is Professor of Victorian period, and finely drawn prospects and maps – made with greater Literature and Culture at the University Temple of Science sets out the history of the campaign to build the accuracy than ever before – reveal their early development. of Birmingham. museum before taking the reader on a tour of art in the museum BERNARD NURSE is the former This book also includes perceptive observations from the journals itself. It looks at the facade and the central court, with their Librarian of the Society of Antiquaries and letters of collector Richard Gough (1735–1809), who travelled beautiful natural history carvings and marble columns illustrating of London. throughout the country on the cusp of the industrial age. 184 pp, 250 x 210 mm different geological strata, and at the pantheon of scientists. c.100 colour illus Together they form the world’s finest collection of Pre-Raphaelite 9781851245567 sculpture. The story of one of the most remarkable collaborations 224 pp, 238 x 278 mm HB £35.00 between scientists and artists in European art is told here with c.116 colour illus November 2020 lavish illustrations. 9781851245178 In association with Oxford University HB £35.00 Museum of Natural History November 2020

30 RECENT HIGHLIGHTS www.bodleianshop.co.uk RECENT HIGHLIGHTS 31 REVISED EDITION Merton College A Brief History Library of the Bodleian An Illustrated History Library Julia C. Walworth Mary Clapinson

The main imagery in the medieval library windows is found in the colourful roundels set into grisaille glass. The visual references to St John the baptist through the agnus dei (lamb of god) link the library symbolically to chapter 2 the nearby college chapel and evoke the college community as a whole. Perhaps the reference to St John was also a subtle The early years, way of acknowledging John bloxham, who had participated in planning 1602–1652 the library and was elected warden in 1375.

n 1598, at the age of fifty-three, Thomas Bodley was still ambitious to seek infuence in another sphere in which to ‘doe the true part of a proftable member of the State’,1 as he put it in Ihis autobiography. He rightly reckoned that his scholarly and linguistic century, the new building formed a quadrangle, known until The surviving double- the library provided a second anchor, forming an axis of background and his diplomatic experience would be useful assets, and we the eighteenth century as the ‘“Little” Quadrangle’. The sided lectern desks corporate treasure, both literal and intellectual. Residential in the church of St know that he had suffcient means to fnance the enterprise, for he had corner of this quadrangle nearest the hall and the sacristy was Walburga in Zutphen in rooms for fellows occupied connecting wings and the ground not only inherited a modest fortune from his father but had also married anchored by the stone-built muniment tower (or treasury), the netherlands date floor of the library. from the mid-sixteenth a rich widow. His wife Ann’s frst husband, John Ball, a wealthy merchant erected in the late thirteenth century to keep valuables and the century but provide an Each of the two library wings had a series of single windows and mayor of Totnes in Devon, had died in March 1586, leaving her with even more precious charters and administrative documents idea of the appearance of on either side running the length of the room, and the larger the double-sided merton seven children (the eldest of whom was only twelve) and a considerable relating to the college’s property (on which the college’s desks some 200 years space at the junction of the two wings was lit by much taller fortune amassed through trade with northern France. Bodley married very existence depended). On the opposite side of the newly earlier. double windows. Furnishing of the library continued for more Ann Ball in July 1586, and it was to a large extent her fortune that formed quadrangle, the intersection of the two wings of than a decade. The west wing was furnished first, and then enabled him to turn his attention to his old university and in particular to the restoration of its library ‘which then in every part lay ruined and 2 wast[e]’. Later historians were to point out the irony of a library so 32 MERTON COLLEGE LIBRARY f ourT eenT h and fifT eenT h C enT urieS 33 closely associated in its early years with Protestant theology having been founded with money made by selling pilchards to Catholic France. Writing to the vice-chancellor in February 1598, Bodley offered to rectify this sorry state of affairs, and ‘to take the charge and cost’3 of

Fig. 9 The Divinity School from William Combe, A History of the University of Oxford (1814). This brief history of Europe’s oldest academic library traces its 2323 origins in the thirteenth century, when a new type of community of scholars was first being set up, through to the present day and its 144 pp, 220 x 173 mm multiple functions as a working college library, a unique resource c.85 colour illus for researchers and a delight for curious visitors. … indispensable to researchers, 9781851245390 students, and general readers. Featuring a timeline and a plan of the college, this book will be of PB with flaps £15.00 – Library & Information History interest to historians, alumni and tourists alike. September 2020

How did a library founded over 400 years ago grow to become the world-renowned institution it is today, home to over thirteen Jewish Treasures million items? from Oxford From its foundation by Sir Thomas Bodley in 1598 to the opening Libraries MARY CLAPINSON was on the staff of of the Weston Library in 2015, this illustrated account shows how Edited by Rebecca Abrams the Western Manuscript Department the Library’s history was involved with the British monarchy and and César Merchán-Hamann in the Bodleian Library for thirty-five political events throughout the centuries. The history of the Library years. Appointed Keeper of Western is also a history of collectors and collections, and this book traces Manuscripts in 1986, she was the the story of major donations and purchases, making use of the first woman to hold a Keepership in Library’s own substantial archives to show how it came to house key the Bodleian. She is a Fellow of the items such as early confirmations of Magna Carta, Shakespeare’s Society of Antiquaries and of the First Folio and the manuscript of Jane Austen’s earliest writings, Royal Historical Society, and Emeritus among many others. Fellow of St Hugh's College, Oxford, her Beautifully illustrated with prints, portraits, manuscripts and undergraduate college. archival material, this book is essential reading for anyone Saved for posterity by religious scholarship, intellectual rivalry interested in the history of libraries and collections. and political ambition, these extraordinary collections also detail 264 pp, 234 x 156 mm the consumption and circulation of knowledge across the centu- 320 pp, 259 x 237 mm c.100 colour illus ries, forming a social and cultural history of objects moved across 136 colour illus 9781851245444 borders, from person to person. Together, they offer a fascinating 9781851245024 HB £25.00 journey through Jewish intellectual and social history from the HB £35.00 December 2020 tenth to the twentieth century. May 2020

32 RECENT HIGHLIGHTS www.bodleianshop.co.uk RECENT HIGHLIGHTS 33 The Art of Advertising Birds Julie Anne Lambert An Anthology With contributions by Michael Twyman, Lynda Mugglestone, Edited by Jaqueline Mitchell Helen Clifford, Ashley Jackson With illustrations by Eric and David Tomkins Fitch Daglish

2.10 It is uncommon for poverty to be portrayed as starkly for commercial purposes as in this advertisement in which F. Allen 2.11 Although chocolate bars & Sons exploit the association spectre at the feast with cocoa as a redemptive force for good. In fgure 2.11, another visual Vocabulary operates in equally tactical ways. Science (‘nitrogen’, ‘carbon’) and were produced commercially of cocoa with the Temperance narrative depicts a temporal sequence from childhood to old age, united by pleasurable nutrition (‘food-value’, ‘fesh-forming’, alongside the impressive-sounding ‘staminal from 1847, cocoa as a beverage Movement (notably advocated retained its popularity. The verso images of consumption, in a further pictorial embodiment of the rule of three (three energy’) are prominent, as is the diction of ‘vigour’ and ‘new life’. Cocoa becomes a by the founder of Rowntree’s stresses that Cadbury’s cocoa is chocolate, the Quaker Henry vignettes, three cups of Cadbury’s cocoa). Seen vertically, however, the advertisement necessity rather than a luxury, a vital building block of life and superior, as the bar free from alkali, which is present Rowntree). provides a visual metaphor in which cocoa is meaningfully underpinned by its ‘scientifc’ chart suggests, to meat, eggs and bread. The carefully disinterested and factual tone (it is claimed) in Dutch cocoa. foundations. The visual rhetoric of a bar chart hence suggests objective rather than (‘In addition, it is interesting to fnd that One Shillingsworth of CADBURY’S COCOA Chromolithography (c.1884), Chromolithography (1896), 116 × 195 mm. JJ Cocoa, Chocolate subjective evaluation while tactical citations from the Lancet and Health magazine add contains as much nourishment as can be obtained for Three Shillings spent on some of 147 × 194 mm. JJ Cocoa, Chocolate and Confectionery 1 (4b) scientifc authority for the claims that are advanced. the best Meat Extracts’) is, in reality, anything but. and Confectionery 1 (19)

56 THE ART OF ADVERTISING THE LANGUAGE OF ADVERTISING 57

256 pp, 259 x 237 mm Copiously illustrated from the world-renowned John Johnson This anthology brings together poetry and prose in celebration 272 pp, 198 x 129 mm c.200 colour illus Collection of Printed Ephemera and featuring work by influential of birds. It records their behaviour, flight, song and migration, the 25 b&w illus 9781851245383 illustrators John Hassall and Dudley Hardy, this attractive book changes across the seasons and in different habitats – in woodland 9781851245291 HB £30.00 invites us to consider both the intended and unintended messages and pasture, on river, shoreline and at sea – and our own interaction HB £16.99 March 2020 of the advertisements of the past. with them. June 2020

Vintage The Domestic Advertising Herbal An A to Z Plants for the Home in the Seventeenth Century Julie Anne Lambert Margaret Willes

Care of Clothes

[The housewife] ought to cloath [her family] outwardly & inwardly; outwardly for defence from the cold and comelinesse to the person; and inwardly, for cleanlinesse and neatnesse of the skinne. Gervase Markham, The English Huswife, 1623 C he seventeenth-century garden and small plots of land could provide two important materials for clothing: hemp and fax. CATALOGUES T Hemp is a variety of the Cannabis sativa plant, a native of central Catalogues (which could be single sheets, leafets or The Fred Watts & Co. catalogue for 1896–1897 and western Asia that was brought to Europe by the Goths in the early booklets) grew in importance as industrial expansion epitomizes late-Victorian upper-class privilege. It Middle Ages. They apparently valued the plant’s narcotic properties, but presented the consumer with an increasing choice of includes a very limited selection of clothes for girls products. Illustration was essential, description alone but focuses on boys, youths, men and servants’ livery. these became weakened when grown in western Europe, so that rather being insufcient to diferentiate models of cookers, Watts portrays his young male clientele in school wear than the leaves being smoked, the seeds and roots were used for medicines. grates, lawn mowers, knives, sewing machines, for Eton and Rugby, sailor suits, formal dress and suits Culpeper attributed hemp to Saturn, giving a list of various applications, which emulate adult attire. The sketchy backgrounds hats etc. including as a remedy against jaundice, gout and burns. Its principal use, Clothing catalogues, which usually portray throughout show the trappings of an afuent lifestyle. the wearer, are among the most attractive, since Unexpectedly among these is a tortoise: these exotic however, was for clothing, together or separately with fax, a member of they often indicate the domestic setting, pursuits, domestic pets were new in Britain. the genus Linum. Flax is frst recorded being cultivated in the lands of the accoutrements and attitude of the targeted clientele. Fertile Crescent, but the boost for the crop came in the eighth century,

27 when Charlemagne promoted its qualities both for hygiene as the material linen, and for health with linseed oil.

Hemp and hops from the Tudor Pattern Book, accompanied by a vase of pinks. The production of hemp, along with fax, for clothing was an important industry in the seventeenth century.

Vintage Advertising: An A to Z takes a fresh look at historical advertis- ing through a series of thematic and chronological juxtapositions. 144 pp, 196 x 196 mm Richly illustrated from the John Johnson Collection of Printed 232 pp, 210 x 161 mm 109 colour illus Ephemera at the Bodleian Library, this book features a range of Featuring exquisite coloured illustrations from John Gerard’s herbal c.60 colour illus 9781851245406 topics from Art to Zeitgeist, showcasing how nineteenth- and early of 1597 as well as prints, archival material and manuscripts, this book 9781851245130 PB with flaps £15.00 twentieth-century advertisements often capture the spirit of their provides an intriguing and original focus on the domestic history of HB £25.00 April 2020 age and can be rich repositories of information about our past. Stuart England. June 2020

34 RECENT HIGHLIGHTS www.bodleianshop.co.uk RECENT HIGHLIGHTS 35 The Making of Oxford Handel’s Messiah Gardens, Andrew Gant Libraries & Museums

6 HANDEL’S PERFORMERS AND PERFORMANCES

Te popular success of the Dublin performances was not repeated in London, at least not initially. A signifcant factor in the cool reception was the ongoing squeamishness about singing the sacred to the kind of music more associated with the opera than the church. Opponents particularly objected to Holy Writ being sung in the secular setting of a theatre, but it was thought equally inappropriate to sing oratorios in church. Jennens captured the point in his usual testy fashion: ‘What adds to my Chagrin is, that if he makes his Oratorio ever so perfect, there is a clamour about Town, said to arise from the B[isho]ps, against performing it.’1 Handel leased the Covent Garden theatre for a season of oratorios in Lent 1742/3: Samson, L’Allegro and the Ode on St Cecilia’s Day; then, advertised for 23 March, ‘A New Sacred Oratorio. With a Concerto on the Organ. And a Solo on the Violin by Mr. Dubourg’.2 Jennens reported:

Messiah was perform’d last night, & will be again to morrow, notwithstanding the clamour rais’d against it, which has only occasion’d it being advertis’d without it’s Name; a Farce, which gives me as much ofence as anything

The beautiful theatre in Covent Garden, London, opened by John Rich in 1737, where Handel often performed Messiah. This view was painted shortly before the building was destroyed by fre in 1808.

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144 pp, 210 x 170 mm Placing Handel’s best-known work in the context of its times, this 54 colour illus vivid account charts the composer’s working relationship with his 9781851245062 librettist, the gifted but demanding Charles Jennens, and looks at PB with flaps £15.00 Handel’s varied and evolving company of singers together with his July 2020 royal patronage.

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St Margaret’s Gospel-book The Romance of the Middle Portraits of the Sixteenth London Pocket Magna Carta Magna Carta The Itineraries of William Wey De uiris illustribus / The Favourite Book of an Ages and Early Seventeenth Prints & Drawings before 1800 1217 Text and Translation Origins and Legacy Translated & Edited Francis Davey On Famous Men Eleventh-Century Queen of Scots Nicholas Perkins & Alison Wiggins Centuries Bernard Nurse 9781851244522 HB £5.99 Nicholas Vincent 9781851243044 HB £27.99 John Leland, Edited & Translated James Rebecca Rushworth 9781851242955 illus PB/flaps 9780900177330 illus PB £1.00 9781851244126 illus HB £30.00 9781851243631 illus PB/fl £25.00 P. Carley assisted by Caroline Brett 9781851243709 illus HB £25.00 £19.99 Published in North America by PIMS 9781851243679 illus HB £120.00 History

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Catalogue of Ethiopian Manuscripts in Latin Liturgical Psalters in the 112 Gripes about the French 48 the Bodleian Library, Volume 2 Bodleian Library 26 Postcards from the Collections 20 E. Ullendorff A Select Catalogue 9780900177200 HB £5.00 Elizabeth Solopova A 9781851242979 illus HB £150.00 Ada Lovelace 54 Aesop’s Fables 26 A Catalogue of Greek Manuscripts Alice in Wonderland Journals 18 Acquired by the Bodleian Library Medieval Manuscripts from the Anglicanus ortus 55 since 1916 Collection of T.R. Buchanan in the Are You Really a Genius? 48 Excluding those from Holkham Hall Bodleian Library, Oxford Armenia 53

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