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Articles

• A Warning to the Curious: Medieval and Early Modern Collections in Aotearoa New Zealand

  Chris Jones

  1-16

• Waste not, Want not: Manuscript Fragments in the Sir George Grey Special Collections, Auckland

  Alexandra Barratt

  19-38

• Royal Depositions and the ‘Canterbury Roll'

  Maree Shirota

  39-61

• Esmond de Beer, Wenceslaus Hollar, and William Dugdale: The Antiquarian Recording of Old St Paul's

  Judith Collard

  65-92

• Seventeenth-Century French Translations of the Consolatio Philosophiae of Boethius in New Zealand

  Glynnis M. Cropp

  93-114

• Sir George Grey's Mistake in Oliver Cromwell: Protectorate Politics in a Colonial Collection

  Geoff Kemp

  115-143

• William Thomas's Notebook: A Window on Seventeenth-Century Religion and Politics

  Greg Waite

  145-174

• The Exeter Drawings of John Carter: A Rare Book in a Private Collection in New Zealand

  Simone Celine Marshall

  177-206

• Invidious Comparisons: Manuscripts and Incunabula in the Libraries Donated by Sir George Grey to Cape Town and Auckland

  Stephanie Hollis

  207-231

• Indigenising the Medieval, or how did Maori and Awabakal become inscribed in Medieval Manuscripts?

  Robert Rouse

  233-250