The Riddell Papers is a detailed catalogue of the annotated books and manuscripts belonging to J. Riddell. This meticulously compiled work offers insight into Riddell's collection, providing researchers and bibliophiles with an invaluable resource for exploring his literary and historical interests.
Each entry provides a brief description of the book or manuscript and its annotations, offering a glimpse into the mind of the collector. This catalogue is essential for anyone interested in book collecting, historical research, and the study of annotated texts.
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