...PUBLICATIONS. This society was instituted in London, 1838, for the purpose of perpetuating and rendering accessible "whatever is valuable, but at present little...ecclesiastical or literary history of the United Kingdom." The work of this society is of great value. Its scope has, since the projection of the Rolls Series...

...the Elizabethan society and historian), the object of the latter being ' to perpetuate Sov/y* anc^ render accessible whatever is valuable, but at present...ecclesiastical or literary history of the United Kingdom.' The success of the Camden Society has been considerable, and most of its publications will be found...

...object of the latter being ' to perpetuate Historical . * , .. cit i Camden an d renc l er acce ssible whatever is valuable, but at present little known,...ecclesiastical or literary history of the United Kingdom.' The success of the Camden Society has been considerable, and most of its publications will be found...

...furtherance of scholarship specifically in the literary field. 62 The objects of this society were "to perpetuate, and render accessible, whatever is...ecclesiastical, or literary history of the United Kingdom.' ' 63 The society began publication on a large scale, but the five hundred copies of its first book...

...handsome binding of half polished calf, gilt, т.е., fine run. £7/10/1838-1849 The CS was founded to perpetuate and render accessible whatever is valuable...Ecclesiastical or Literary History of the United Kingdom, For list of books see Lowndcs Bibl., Man. (Bonn's ed.), Appendice, pages 39-43. 142 CAREY (Henry, Karl...

...Society, the objects of which were announced to be "to perpetuate and render accessible whatever IB valuable, but at present little known, amongst the...Ecclesiastical, or Literary History of the United Kingdom." This society rapidly achieved a triumph beyond the hopes of its projectors. He edited many of the volumes...

...especial service to the departments of Mathematics and Astronomy. The Camden Society, founded in 1838 to "perpetuate, and render accessible, whatever is...ecclesiastical, or literary history of the United Kingdom," has done a vast service for students of English history and literature, both in the impetus it gave...

...Hunter, J. Payne Collier, John Bruce, and WJ Thorns, established the Camden Society. Its objects were " to perpetuate and render accessible whatever is valuable,...Ecclesiastical, or Literary History of the United Kingdom." The first President was Lord Francis Egerton, and the original Council consisted of Thomas Amyot, John...

...additional Society spring up soon after the dissolution of the late Commission, professing as its object " to perpetuate and render accessible whatever is valuable,...ecclesiastical, or literary history of the United Kingdom." Thus announced the prospectus of the learned Society, which was ycleped after the great historian "...

...prosecuted with zeal, learning, and judgment. The general object of The Camden Society is to perpetuate, und render accessible, whatever is valuable, but at present...Ecclesiastical, or Literary History of the United Kingdom; audit is proposed to accomplish that object by the publication of Historical Documents, Letters, ancient...