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Unique Literary Treasure Trove to Be Shared With the Public for the First Time in Almost a Century

A unique collection of antique literature will be shared with the public for the first time in almost .

United kingdomThomas bewickRos kerslakeRobert burnsRamina shahJenny gilruthWalter scottRob royLeonard blavatnikJane austenWilliam lawGiles ingramHonresfield libraryCessnock bankNational librariesFriends of the national libraries

Rochdale man s incredible, £15m library few have ever seen saved from auction

Rochdale man s incredible, £15m library few have ever seen saved from auction
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Bid to save treasure trove of manuscripts from likes of Rabbie Burns sees success

SCOTTISH members of a consortium set up to save a unique collection of literature for the nation have welcomed the news that their international…

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Emily Brontë rare handwritten poems £1 million The Honresfield Library auction

VCG Wilson / Corbis via Getty Images When it comes to Englandâs literary heritage, few figures command quite as much fascination as the BrontÃ« sisters. Over two centuries on from their births, Charlotte (1816â1855), Emily (1818â1848), and Anne (1820â1849) remain celebrated figures, heralded for works like Jane Eyre, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, respectively. Emily was relatively little-known in her lifetime, having written her famous tragic love story in 1847, a year before her death of tuberculosis aged just 30. Now, however, sheâs regarded as a canonical writer â and in exciting news for bibliophiles, a volume of her handwritten poems is part of a trove of literary artefacts going up for sale at Sothebyâs.

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