By the time it passed to the British Museum in 1827 it had grown to 65,000 printed volumes, as well as 17,500 pamphlets and 446 manuscripts; the manuscripts mainly date from the reign of George III and few are of particular note.
In addition there were 17,500 pamphlets and 446 manuscripts; the manuscripts mainly date from the reign of George III and few are of particular note. By the time it passed to the British Museum in 1827 it had grown to 65,000 printed books.
By the time it passed to the British Museum in 1827 it had grown to 65,000 printed books. In addition there were 17,500 pamphlets and 446 manuscripts; the manuscripts mainly date from the reign of George III and few are of particular note.
By the time it passed to the British Museum in 1827 it had grown to 65,000 printed books. In addition there were 17,500 pamphlets and 446 manuscripts; the manuscripts mainly date from the reign of George III and few are of particular note.