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@BritishLibrary Reference Services: a team of Information Professionals delivering services to the Reading Rooms and beyond!
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For our here's an embroidered book bag, dating from the 17th century. It was used to hold a copy of The Whole Booke of Psalmes (1633): https://t.co/fcRyWYRKft; https://t.co/CWtrGLBpVr

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Mahatma Gandhi died in 1948. Our collections include a photograph of him at the second session of the Indian Round Table Conference, St James's Palace, London, taken in September 1931: https://t.co/ZjaqPFCt3k

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Need help accessing our collections? Please contact the relevant Reference Team or visit the Reference Enquiries Desk in one of our reading rooms: https://t.co/BJAesq1QGh We’ll do our best to help!

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The Queens has come! “Off with her head!” in 1865 Lewis Caroll's has been published in the US https://t.co/RbeAyr5GDI

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Henry III died in 1272 at Westminster. On the throne for 56 years here he is with a representation of the west front of Westminster and two church bells. And below a genealogical tree of his children. Image – Royal MS 20 A II https://t.co/HkccQQLnK7

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This year marks the centenary of the First World War and you might be interested in exploring the database Europeana 1914-1918 which holds untold stories and official histories of World War I

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That when it’s been a long week of research!
Image - . General Reference Collection DRT Digital Store 012626.f.38 https://t.co/szFK0gpceO

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Beginning research in a new collection area and need some help? Book a 1-2-1 session with a specialist to get you started https://t.co/qekIodZirf

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James Gillray, the British caricaturist and printmaker, was born in 1756. Here's an image from an album of satirical prints about the stormy relationship between the British government and the East India Company during the 18th century: https://t.co/IVRQnD22KN

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Richard III became King of England in 1483. Here's an image from David Hume's History of England (1826): https://t.co/E8K1dWN5Bv

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