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Aminadab : or The quaker’s vision
A satirical tract in defense of Henry Sacheverell’s sermon entitled “The perils of false brethren.” Stuart, our Assistant Librarian, has been re-cataloguing this volume, which…
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Honorary Fellowship for Canon Librarian
It has been announced that Exeter Cathedral’s Canon Librarian, Ann Barwood BEM, has been appointed an Honorary Associate Research Fellow in the College of Humanities…
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Gallopavo – a Christmas turkey from the Library and Archives
“One William Strickland is widely credited with being the first person to bring turkeys to Britain from North America, supposedly importing six of them acquired…
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Christmas art available to purchase
Original work inspired by the Cathedral’s architecture, community, worshipping life and, of course, its Choristers. The exhibition brought together work by artists with connections to…
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December 2017 and January 2018 Cathedral News
“Cathedral News” is a monthly journal published by Exeter Cathedral. It contains a mixture of community notices, articles, photographs and events listings. Download this edition…
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Appointment of Canon Precentor
The Dean and Chapter is delighted to announce the appointment, subject to the completion of due legalities, of the Revd James Mustard as the next…
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Installation of the 71st Dean of Exeter
The Very Revd Jonathan Greener was installed as the 71 st Dean of Exeter in a special service at the weekend. Jonathan had previously been…
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Henry Purcell’s Exeter connection
It is believed to be the only remaining handwritten letter still in existence from one of England’s greatest composers, Henry Purcell, but rather than being…
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Digital technology allows fragile and rare medieval wax sculptures to be displayed for the first time
Digital technology is allowing fragile and rare medieval wax figures hidden for hundreds of years to be displayed for the first time. People sought cures for…
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The beginning of wisdom is this: get wisdom, and whatever else you get, get insight
“The beginning of wisdom is this: get wisdom, and whatever else you get, get insight.” Prov. 4.7 I love the book of Proverbs for their…