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Matthew Parker and His Books
Three lectures, initially presented before the University of Cambridge and now collected here, examine Matthew Parker as a noted collector of books, an avid annotator, and a keen student of Old English. In these lectures Dr. Page assesses the evidence for Parker's use of his manuscripts and printed books by drawing upon varied sources, including Parker's very numerous annotations upon their pages, and surveys the archbishop's role in the early-modern rediscovery and recovery of Old English and other medieval sources. Plates accompany the text to illustrate many characteristic aspects of Parker's interventions in his books.
The Life and Acts of Matthew Parker
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Summary of Matt Parker's Humble Pi
Get the Summary of Matt Parker's Humble Pi in 20 minutes. Please note: This is a summary & not the original book. "Humble Pi" by Matt Parker delves into the fascinating world of mathematical errors and their real-world consequences. The book begins with a dramatic incident in 2004 when a timekeeping error in the Los Angeles Air Route Traffic Control Center's computers led to a massive disruption in air traffic. This error, rooted in the limitations of 32-bit systems, is a recurring theme, affecting everything from early Windows versions to the Boeing 787 Dreamliner...
