Copac News

As a result of systems work done today, tomorrow's scheduled maintenance has now been cancelled.

Thank you for your patience.

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We are currently reloading the Imperial College London catalogue to reflect local catalogue changes. Consequently, the Imperial catalogue will be unavailable on Copac this week. It will begin to reappear next Monday but the full reload is likely to take a couple of weeks. Apologies for the short-term loss of availability of this material.

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Copac is pleased to announce that the book and manuscript holdings of the National Trust are to be added to Copac. These consist of around 250,000 titles held across 130 historic libraries. Many are country house libraries, some collected by wealthy bibliophiles, others containing more practical everyday books, including rare provincial printing. Other collections reflect the interests of middle-class readers; some were assembled by literary figures, such as Kipling and Shaw. Together these libraries provide an unparalleled resource for the study of the history of private book ownership in Britain and Ireland.

For more information on this and other forthcoming Copac libraries, see http://copac.ac.uk/libraries/forthcoming/

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Due to scheduled maintenance, the Copac service will be at risk on the morning of Tuesday 17th February. Work is expected to take place between 7am-10am, but please be aware that the service may be at risk outside these times.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

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