Titlebook: Empire, the British Museum, and the Making of the Biblical Scholar in the Nineteenth Century; Archival Criticism Gregory L.‘Cuéllar Book 20

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Epilogue: Contextualizing a Museum of the Bible,those investing in a Museum of the Bible do so with the expectation that museum operations will in some way bolster their privileged status. In rendering such aims unseen, the Museum relies on the illusionary spectacle of objects to make present the “real world” of the Bible.

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Personen beschreiben, Leben erzählenr archive—especially as it pertains to the study of the Bible. In examining the British Museum’s archival development in the early nineteenth century, this chapter also looks at inscriptions of power in its architectural spaces and acquisition practices.

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,Rücksichten auf äußere Verhältnisse,cal manuscripts and hence poised to fulfill Westcott’s textual collecting needs. At issue here is how Westcott’s collecting world had to adjust to the collecting universe of the British Museum—sometimes in ways that incited Westcott’s disgruntlement.

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Mastering Biblical History in the British Museum,r archive—especially as it pertains to the study of the Bible. In examining the British Museum’s archival development in the early nineteenth century, this chapter also looks at inscriptions of power in its architectural spaces and acquisition practices.

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