Calendar: 1925-1926 Page 129

126 FACULTY OF ARTS III -B Honours History Branch II Α1 -The Political and Constitutional History of England to 1485 Dr Sykes and Miss Chew Tu 11-12 11-12 2-3 Aj -The Constitutional History of England from the Norman Con- quest to the end of the Thirteenth Century The Principal Tu 10-11 in Session 1926-7 -European History 395-1500 Prof Hearnshaw Tu and 3-4 A4 -Special Intercollegiate Lectures in General History see announcements at beginning of each term 4-5 and 30-6 30 A6 -History of Political Ideas Ancient and Mediaeval Prof Hearnshaw Th 2-3 in Session 1926-7 -History of Pohtical Ideas Modern Prof Hearnshaw Th 2-3 -Optional Subject Mediaeval Institutions Ecclesiastical Dr Sykes Prof Jenkins and Miss Levett Tu 2-3 A8 -Optional Subject Advanced Constitutional History from 1485 Prof Pollard at University College Th 12-1 -Optional Subject Colonial History from 1783 Prof Newton Tu 2-3 A10 -Optional Subject Economic History to 1600 Miss Levett Th 12-1 Alv-Optional Subject Constitutions and Relations of the Great Powers since 1815 Mr Adair and Mr Neale at University College Tu 12-1 Ala -Special Subject Henry III Dr Sykes First year Tu and 12-1 Second year 11-12 A13 -Special Subject The Eastern Question 1774-1831 Prof Seton Watson 2-3 A14 -Special Subject Unification of South Africa Prof Newton 2-3 A15 -Special Subject Economic Documents of the Tudor Period Miss Levett 2-3 Ale -Languages Latin Mr Warmington Th 3-4 French Prof Spiers Tu 2-3 Italian Mr Vincent 12-1 German Miss Buchheim Th 12-1 Spanish Mr Carey Tu 4-5 A17 -Tutorial Classes Prof Hearnshaw the Principal Dr Sykes Miss Levett Miss Chew 12-1 A18 -Subsidiary Subject for English Honours English History and European History as for Pass See above and