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Introduction,enth century, Bodley repeatedly worries about shelving “riffe raffe bookes” that “will but proue a descredit to our Librarie.”. Specifically, he wanted to exclude “Almanackes, plaies, & proclamacions” and other such genres “daily printed, of very vnworthy maters & handling.”. He offers a spatial rat