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MLA 2016 Slides: “A Case for Digitizing Legacy Libraries: Stainforth’s 19c Collection of Women’s Writing,” Dr. Kirstyn Leuner

Posted on January 25, 2016July 30, 2018Author Kirstyn LeunerCategories Uncategorized

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Kirstyn Leuner, Associate Professor
Department of English
Santa Clara University
kleuner@scu.edu
Deborah Hollis, Professor
Special Collections, Archives & Preservation
University of Colorado Boulder Libraries
Deborah.Hollis@colorado.edu
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