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Research

The Library is an important repository of a shared European cultural heritage and a wider history of human thought and experience. The collections attract a wide range of researchers. Some of their varied interests can be seen on the Fellowships page, which lists the projects supported by philanthropic donations

Requests to carry out research on material from our collections are welcome from all. Readers are admitted free of charge.

All items in the library are listed on our online catalogue and you are encouraged to explore it. Tips for searching are given on the catalogue home page.

Please see here for further information on reading at Marsh’s.

Research Projects

Over the past decade, the strategic plans of the Library have prioritised our French holdings in order to build academic and cultural links with Ireland’s nearest neighbour in the EU. This has led to several important initiatives based on the personal archive of our first librarian, the Huguenot refugee Dr Élie Bouhéreau (1643-1719).

The Élie Bouhéreau Correspondence Project

The Library holds 1,237 letters written to Bouhéreau between 1661 and 1685. This project presents digital images of all 1,237 letters with accompanying transcriptions of 420 of them, carried out by Dr Janée Allsman, a specialist in 17th-century French history.

 

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