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2003 Congress

38th International Congress on Medieval Studies

8‒11 May 2003

[First published on our first website on *19 April 2006, with updates on this second website]

At the 2003 Congress, the Research Group on Manuscript Evidence sponsored one Session. As customary, some Trustees and Associates of the Research Group participated in the Congress in diverse ways.

Bodleian Library, Tanner MS 10, folio 38 recto, detail. Photo: © Bodleian Library, University of Oxford.

This is the first year that the Research Group resumed the tradition of sponsoring Sessions at the Congress since 1993, although with an appearance for Receptions at the 1997 Congress to celebrate the co-publication of the Illustrated Catalogue of Insular, Anglo-Saxon, and Early Anglo-Norman Manuscript Art at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.

The activities during the intervening years occupied our energies in establishing the new base and a focus for activities in the United States. Some more Publications and Events included. But now we could return, stronger than ever.

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1994 Congress

January 1, 2014 in Conference Announcement, ICMS, International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, Photographic Exhibition

29th International Congress on Medieval Studies

5‒8 May 1994

[First published on our first website on *19 April 2006, with updates]

At the 1994 Congress, in the second year of its sponsorship of Sessions, the Research Group on Manuscript Evidence sponsored three Sessions and provided a Photographic Exhibition for the Dedication ceremony of the new Richard Rawlinson Center for Anglo-Saxon Studies. At the time, as of February 1994, Mildred Budny, Director of the Research Group, had been appointed the first Director of that Center.

A change in direction several months later, required by unilateral and impractible changes by the University to the agreed appointment, led the Research Group to a base in Princeton instead.

The record of subsequent activities by the Research Group at the International Congress on Medieval Studies and in our other Events demonstrates the momentum of our mission following the First Phase which gathered focus and intent during the early years of our work in the major multidisciplinary Research Project from which the Research Group emerged.

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