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MEDIEVAL ENGLAND
Duke Humfrey', which had been built above the
Divinity
School. In 1550 the books were dispersed by the Commis>
sioners of Edward VI, and in 1556 the fittings were sold as
being no longer needed. The room was restored to its original
use by Sir Thomas Bodley, and in 1602 again became the
public library ofthe university.
WORKS FOR REFERENCE
BENNETT, H. S. English Books and Readers, 1475-1557 (Camb. Univ. Press,
195*).
CLARK, J. W. Tbe Care of Books, 2nd ecL, 1909.
DARLOW, T. H., and MOULE, H. F. Historical Catalogue of tbe Printed Editions
of Holy Scripture in tbe Library of tbe Bible Society, i (1903).
DUFF, E. G. Tbe Printers, Stationers, and Bookbinders of Westminster and London
(1906); Tbe Englisb Provincial Printers, Stationers, and Bookbinders (1912); A
Century of tbe English Book Trade, 1457-1557 (1905).
JAMES, M. R. Tbe Ancient Libraries of Canterbury and Dover (1903).
MACRAY, W. D. Annals of the Bodleian Library, 2nd ed. (1890).
MADAN, F. Oxford Books, 2 vols. (1912).
POWICKE, F. M. Tbe Medieval Books ofMerton College (1931).
SAVAGE, E. A. Old English Libraries (1911).
SAYLE, C. Annals of Cambridge University Library (1916).
SHADWEIX, C. L. A Catalogue of tbe Library of Oriel College In 1375 (Ox Hist.
Soc., Collectanea, i, 1885).
Statuta Antiqua Universitatis Oxoniensis, ed. S. Gibson (1931).
STREETER, B. H. Tbe Chained Library (1931).