University of Edinburgh -- student lecture notes
Found in 95 Collections and/or Records:
Littlejohn (Sir Henry Duncan) Professor. Lectures on Medical Jurisprudence, 1897
Creator: Littlejohn, Sir Henry Duncan, 1826-1914 (Scottish surgeon, forensic scientist and public health official)
Littlejohn. (Sir H. D.) Professor. Lectures on Medical Jurisprudence. 1897. 8^o.
Maclagan (Sir Douglas). Notes of Lectures on Medical Jurisprudence and Forensic Medicine, 1883
Creator: Taylor, William, fl. 1883 (student); Maclagan, Sir Andrew Douglas, 1812-1900 (Scottish surgeon, toxicologist)
Maclagan (Sir Douglas). Notes of Lectures on Medical Jurisprudence and Forensic Medicine taken by W. Taylor in Edinburgh University in 1883. 1 volume.
Maclagan (Sir Douglas). Notes of Lectures on Poisons, 1883
Creator: Taylor, William, fl. 1883 (student); Maclagan, Sir Andrew Douglas, 1812-1900 (Scottish surgeon, toxicologist)
Maclagan (Sir Douglas). Notes of Lectures on Poisons taken by W. Taylor in Edinburgh University in 1883. 1 volume.
Manuscript Notes from David Hume's Lectures on Scots Law at the University of Edinburgh
Manuscript notes on medical lectures taken at the University of Edinburgh
Manuscript volume containing notes of lectures by Hugh Blair
Manuscript volumes of lectures entitled "Prelectiones theologicae" by William and Robert Hamilton
This collection consists of five volumes of notes in Latin from the lectures of William Hamilton, Professor of Divinity at the University of Edinburgh in 1709-1732, and of his son, Robert Hamilton, Professor of Divinity at the same University in 1754-1779. Vols. I, III, IV, and V are from the lectures of Robert Hamilton, and Vol. II from the lectures of William Hamilton.
Material relating to William Thompson Hall
Material relating to William Thompson Hall being notebooks and jotting pad. The latter is a small notebook with notes on 'Reasoning'. Two larger notebooks contain notes on Arts topics and Chemistry.
Medical lecture notes of T. L. Kennish
Edinburgh University medical lecture notes taken down by T. L. Kennish, c 1880s.
