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A life of Quaker service in England and Germany from World War I to II: cataloguing the papers of Dorothy Henkel (1886-1983)
We’re pleased to present a guest blog post from Hannah Ratford, who recently spent two weeks at the Library as part of her archives and records management training. As part of the M.A. course in Archives and Records Management at … Continue reading
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Tagged cataloguing, Dorothy Henkel papers, manuscripts, personal papers, refugees, relief work, World War I
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Quaker Strongrooms 