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Emily Burgoyne

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ID9490765
NAMEEmily Burgoyne
GIVEN NAMESEmily
FAMILY NAMEBurgoyne
SIGNATUREBURGOYNE E
AFFILIATIONSAngus Library and Archive, Regent’s Park College, Oxford, UK
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS20
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR20
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2026

    Provenance is important in the world of libraries and archives. It provides us with information about the journey of an item, who produced it, where and how; who owned it, read it, sold it and why

  • From the Angus

    Open Access•Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2026

    While the Angus has been temporarily closed to visitors and enquirers, it has remained extremely busy as we work towards the reorganisation of the library, archive, and reading room.A large number

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2025

    A recent visit to the Angus Library of David Smith, MP for North Northumberland and Special Envoy for Freedom of Religion or Belief, brought the chance to reflect on the rich collection of material

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2025

    The Angus has recently been given a marvellous collection of postcards collected over fifty years by The Rev. Jonathan Edwards, Baptist Minister and former General Secretary of the Baptist Union (2

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2025

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2024

    In this special edition of the Baptist Quarterly which celebrates Project Violet, I want to introduce you to some of the women in the Angus Library and Archive. By this, I don’t mean myself or my c

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2024

    Since the inception of the ‘Friends of the Angus’ in 2020, we have been seeking new ways both to conserve and to digitise material in the Angus Library. To date, in addition to the conservation wor

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2024

    Recently, I was asked to talk to a group of students about books in the Angus which represent early modern criminality. What, you may ask, would the Angus Library and Archive, a world leading colle

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2024

    Recently a visitor to the Angus asked to look at hymnbooks printed in Duala (or Douala), a Bantu language spoken in Cameroon, West Africa. The two little volumes which emerged from the shelves, bot

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2023

    The Angus Library holds over thirty different editions of John Bunyan’s great work, The Pilgrim’s Progress, ranging in publication date from the 1680s to the 1960s. Maybe it would surprise Bunyan t

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2023

    As the Angus Librarian, I am in the privileged position of being able to look at wonderful books every day. Many of them are rare, often exquisitely bound, sometimes with ornate clasps or beautiful

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2023

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    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2022

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    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2022

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    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2022

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    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2022

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    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2021

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2021

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2021

    The most recent ‘Opening the Angus’ seminars explored the themes of Baptist women, local church history and ancestry – all areas of study which attract many visitors and enquiries to the Angus ever

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2020

    The Angus Library and Archive is the foremost collection of Baptist history and heritage in the world. It’s an amazing repository of treasures spanning more than 400 years, reflecting the social, r

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  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2020

    The Angus Library and Archive is the foremost collection of Baptist history and heritage in the world. It’s an amazing repository of treasures spanning more than 400 years, reflecting the social, r

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2021

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2021

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2021

    The most recent ‘Opening the Angus’ seminars explored the themes of Baptist women, local church history and ancestry – all areas of study which attract many visitors and enquiries to the Angus ever

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2022

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2022

  • From The Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2022

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2022

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2023

    The Angus Library holds over thirty different editions of John Bunyan’s great work, The Pilgrim’s Progress, ranging in publication date from the 1680s to the 1960s. Maybe it would surprise Bunyan t

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2023

    As the Angus Librarian, I am in the privileged position of being able to look at wonderful books every day. Many of them are rare, often exquisitely bound, sometimes with ornate clasps or beautiful

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2023

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2024

    In this special edition of the Baptist Quarterly which celebrates Project Violet, I want to introduce you to some of the women in the Angus Library and Archive. By this, I don’t mean myself or my c

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2024

    Since the inception of the ‘Friends of the Angus’ in 2020, we have been seeking new ways both to conserve and to digitise material in the Angus Library. To date, in addition to the conservation wor

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2024

    Recently, I was asked to talk to a group of students about books in the Angus which represent early modern criminality. What, you may ask, would the Angus Library and Archive, a world leading colle

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2024

    Recently a visitor to the Angus asked to look at hymnbooks printed in Duala (or Douala), a Bantu language spoken in Cameroon, West Africa. The two little volumes which emerged from the shelves, bot

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2025

    A recent visit to the Angus Library of David Smith, MP for North Northumberland and Special Envoy for Freedom of Religion or Belief, brought the chance to reflect on the rich collection of material

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2025

    The Angus has recently been given a marvellous collection of postcards collected over fifty years by The Rev. Jonathan Edwards, Baptist Minister and former General Secretary of the Baptist Union (2

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2025

  • From the Angus

    Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2026

    Provenance is important in the world of libraries and archives. It provides us with information about the journey of an item, who produced it, where and how; who owned it, read it, sold it and why

  • From the Angus

    Open Access•Emily Burgoyne•ARTICLE•Baptist Quarterly•2026

    While the Angus has been temporarily closed to visitors and enquirers, it has remained extremely busy as we work towards the reorganisation of the library, archive, and reading room.A large number

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