Alcuin Society
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A voluntary association
Voluntary association
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 established in 1965 by Geoff Spencer, the Alcuin Society is a non-profit organization founded for the book
Book
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 arts. It is located in Canada
Canada
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. It should not be confused with the Alcuin Club
Alcuin Club
The Alcuin Club is an Anglican organization devoted to preserving or restoring church ceremony, arrangement, ornament and practice in an orthodox manner. It was founded in 1897, with its first publication, English Altars by W. H. St. John Hope, appearing in 1899. The Club is dedicated to the Book...

, an Anglican publishing
Publishing
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 society.

Among the other six founding members is Basil Stuart-Stubbs.

The Society is named after the Alcuin of York.

Publications

  • The Society's journal
    Journal
    __FORCETOC__A journal has several related meanings:* a daily record of events or business; a private journal is usually referred to as a diary....

     is Amphora (ISSN 0003-200X)
  • From Writer to Reader is an ejournal (ISSN 1911-7302) It is deposited with E-LIS.

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