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The Young Medals
The medals are the Edinburgh University class medals: geology and mineralogy, 1899-1900; practical geology and mineralogy, 1900-1901; practical botany, 1901 (Edinburgh School of Medicine); practical zoology, 1901-1902; and petrology, 1902. The collection also includes the British Association Medal, 1923, for scientific research in South Africa, and the Draper Medal of the Geological Society of South Africa, 1935.
Thesis by Albert A. Boone (b. 1894)
'The theism of A. Seth Pringle-Pattison. A Thesis Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Divinity in the Union Theological Seminary.' 46 leaves.
Thesis by Harry Gaylord Dorman [Jr.] (1906-1991) entitled ‘The personal religion of St Augustine’
The personal religion of St. Augustine; a brief examination into the organic centers of his religious life as revealed in his book "Confessiones".
Thesis offered for the B.D. degree in Systematic Theology, at Union Theological Seminary, New York, 1933.
Thesis by Hugh MacCallum, MBChB, entitled 'A psychiatric study study of delinquency in a military detention barracks.'
Thesis by Hugh MacCallum, MBChB, entitled "A psychiatric study of delinquency in a military detention barracks." Presented for the degree of M.D. in the University of Edinburgh, but degree not awarded. 1945. iv, 238pp. Typescript carbon copy.
Thesis by Sanford Vandever Smith (fl.1953)
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Thesis entitled “The decline of Scottish monasticism in the fifteenth century” by Alastair MacDonald Taylor
Thesis by Alastair MacDonald Taylor entitled "The decline of Scottish monasticism in the fifteenth century", 1939.
Thesis of Dr. Nelly Renee Deme (a Phd Thesis on David Hume given to George Elder Davie, heavily annotated by George Elder Davie)
Thesis on 'The Life of James Sharp'
Thesis on the life of James Sharp presented for the degree of Ph.D at Edinburgh University, 1946.
Thomas Charles Hope: Notes from lectures given by John Robison
Five volumes of notes taken at the lectures given by John Robison.
