Paterson, William Paterson, 1860-1939 (Scottish theologian)

Scope and Contents Manuscript draft of an article for Almer Mater, University of Aberdeen periodical. Paterson discusses Christian ethics following the passing of his Uncle, John J. Macgregor. In sorting through Macgregor's belongings, Paterson uncovered a series of letters regarding a stolen (and subsequently returned) hat, and uses it as the basis of an ethical discussion. Item spans 11 numbered pages.The copied letters between John J. Macgregor, Daniel M. Murphy and...

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Bound volume containing summary of 4-part lecture series on animism. 19 printed pages, interleaved with space for manuscript notes - although annotations only accompany pages 7, 8 and 11. The first lecture begins with a list of recommended reading.

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Cirriculum vitae for Donald Macpherson Baillie, with references from Robert Harvey Strachan, Hugh Ross Mackintosh, William Paterson Paterson and Archibald Main.

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letters, notes, press cuttings and related material

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German culture / The contributions of the Germans to knowledge, literature, art and life. Edited by Prof. W. P. Paterson of Edinburgh University.


1915. 384 pages.

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In the Day of the Muster / Sermons in the Time of War
By the Rev. William P. Paterson, DD.


Inscribed:
'To my son, W. P. Paterson, 2nd Lieut 3 K.OS.B
Pow W. P. Paterson
31 December 1915 STP

1914. 136 pages.

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In the Day of the Ordeal / Sermons
by W. P. Pateron, D.D.

Inscribed:
"To my daughter Elsie C. Paterson, april, 1917 / W.P.P."

1917. 262 pages.

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Letter, 22 November 1934, North Berwick, W. P. Paterson to Donald Tovey. A discussion of the issues raised in Tovey's lecture on the aesthetics of music. Holograph signed, W. P Paterson was a Professor at the University of Edinburgh.

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Letter, 9 December 1937, Edinburgh, W. P. Paterson to Donald Tovey. Thanking Tovey for giving Paterson a copy of ' Essays in Musical Analysis, vol V '. Holograph signed.

Scope and Contents 2 copies of 'Outline of the History of Dogmatic Theology', by William P. Paterson. Printed in 1916, for the Theological Library of the University of Edinburgh. One copy is a single pamphlet (MS PAT 1/2/3/1), and the other has been bound with boards and blue paper, and additional blank pages interleaved to provide space for notes (MS PAT 1/2/3/2). Both copies are clean and unannotated. Printed text spans 20 numbered pages, describing Dogmatic Theology in a...