Dataset

Glasgow Chronicle

Pubblico Deposited

Creator
  • British Library  ( ISNI )
2022

Abstract
  • Glasgow Chronicle was a weekly newspaper which has been digitised by the British Library for the Living with Machines project

Items:

Miniatura Nome del file Data di caricamento Visibilità File Size Azioni
BLNewspapers_GlasgowChronicle_0003088_1844.zip 2023-01-25 Pubblico 150 MB
BLNewspapers_GlasgowChronicle_0003088_1845.zip 2023-01-31 Pubblico 160 MB
BLNewspapers_GlasgowChronicle_0003088_1847.zip 2023-01-25 Pubblico 130 MB
BLNewspapers_GlasgowChronicle_0003088_1848.zip 2023-01-31 Pubblico 130 MB
BLNewspapers_GlasgowChronicle_0003088_1849.zip 2023-01-31 Pubblico 130 MB
BLNewspapers_GlasgowChronicle_0003088_1850.zip 2023-01-25 Pubblico 130 MB
BLNewspapers_GlasgowChronicle_0003088_1857.zip 2023-01-25 Pubblico 140 MB

Metadata

Resource Type
  • Dataset
Creator
  • British Library  ( ISNI )
Contributor
  • Gaskell, Elizabeth  ( Contributor )
  • Tolfo, Giorgia  ( Contributor )
  • Austin, Claire  ( Contributor )
  • British Library  ( Collaborative Institution ISNI )
  • Living with Machines  ( Research Group )
Date published
  • 2022
Institution
  • British Library
Organisational unit
  • Digitial Scholarship
  • Sound and Vision
Project name
  • Living with Machines
Funder
  • Name: Arts and Humanities Research Council 
  • Awards: AH/S01179X/1
Publisher
  • British Library
Place of publication
  • London, UK
Official URL
Related URL
Licence
  • CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain
DOI
  • 10.23636/5ner-0110
Parola chiave
Additional Information
  • The file consists of the OCR (Optical Character Recognition) text in XML format for one year of Glasgow Chronicle. The full digitised newspaper comprises no. 5956-6888 (3 Jan.1844 - 30 Dec. 1857). The digitised page images are available on the British Newspaper Archive website, https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/titles/glasgow-chronicle The British Newspaper Archive pages images are behind a paywall, but from March 2021 the paywall will be lifted and some of these images will be eventually free to view. The period before 1844 has yet to be digitised.

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