Histories of the Library & the 1828 Catalogue | 1828 Catalogue Project

	The History of the University of Virginia's First Legal Library by Randi Flaherty
	18th Century Dictionary Returns to the University of Virginia by Randi Flaherty
	A 'Quixotic' Exploration of Books Borrowed from UVA's First Library by Cannon Lane
	“The Fundamental Code of the English Law”: Thomas Jefferson and Edward Coke’s Institutes of the Lawes of England by Melissa J. Gismondi
	Women’s Legal Rights in UVA’s First Law Library: Baron and Feme by Kelly Fleming

1828 Catalogue Project in the News

Colleen Schinderle and Maggie Servais, "Law Library digitizes original legal texts Jefferson chose for U.Va.," Cavalier Daily, 19 October 2017.
Jessica Gresko, "Jefferson told lawyers to read these; now they'll be online," Associated Press, 18 October 2017.
Jefferson Trust Foundation, "Aug. '17 Newsletter: The Digital 1828 Catalogue Collection," Jefferson Trust Foundation, 22 August 2017
Matt Talhelm, "Thomas Jefferson's Law School Books Going Online," NBC29 News, 24 April 2017
Eric Williamson, "Thomas Jefferson's Original Law Books Soon To Be One Click Away," UVA Law, 21 April 2017.
Brian McNeill, "UVA Law Library Hunts for Books Hand-picked by Thomas Jefferson," UVA Law, 9 April 2012.