Searching for trust: blockchain technology in an age of disinformation

Abstract

scholars researching the topic in depth, or for inclusion in a reference library, especially due to the somewhat lofty price which would preclude readers prone to making a snap purchase. My mild criticism rests solely on the format rather than content or quality of information contained therein. Overall, Scragg’s text offers a comprehensive list which shows the scale of literacy in England during the period and would prove to be a very useful starting point for those studying manuscripts and palaeography. For Scragg to have returned to this book to update at the end of his career would surely mark it out as rather a labour of love, and for that, for those with more than a passing interest in the subject matter, it is worth a read. The book is simply dedicated to the author’s son, ‘For Tim.’