English 318: Shakespeare's Comedies and Histories. The London of Shakespeare and Queen Elizabeth I
2017
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Students in Shakespeare course visited Bodleian Library's Bibliography Room, Oxford, as outing on 3‐week Shakespeare intensive short‐term London‐based study abroad program. The students were instructed in the technology of the hand‐operated printing press and in the process of setting type, and then they each received an opportunity to set their own names in a composing stick and then transfer their set type to a galley. They then each printed a memento of the visit with their names and the seal of Oxford University. Students corrected the type inpress. Related key words: international, study abroad, Semester in London
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