Calendar: 1925-1926 Page 130

HISTORY 127 -Public Lectures The Social and Political Ideas of some Great Thinkers of the 16th and 17th Centuries during the first term Th 30-6 30 See special bills to be procured from the Lecture Secretary AM -Public Lectures Some Prominent Prime Ministers of the Nineteenth Century Course of eight lectures by various lecturers 30-6 30 during second term See special bills to be procured from the Lecture Secretary A21 -Public Lectures History of Ecclesiastical Art Rev Prof Percy Dearmer Tu 30-6 30 IV -Special Studies -These courses are available for students taking Honours degrees or engaged in Post-graduate and Research work without additional fee A2 -Russian History from 1861 Sir Bernard Pares Tu 30- 30 during first and second terms AJ3 -History of Austria-Hungary from 1867 Prof Seton- Watson 30-6 30 during first and second terms -Historical Geography -History of Geographical Discovery Prof Newton Tu 15-4 15 y-Historical Geography Sir Mackinder at School of Economics Profs Newton and Seton-Watson at King's College 12-1 -For further details see separate Syllabus of Department of Geography VI -Paleography and Diplomatic A2e -Early History and Development of Latin and Greek Palaeo- graphy Rev Prof Jenkins Lectures and Demonstration Classes 12-1 17 -Latin Palaeography in special relation to the text of Livy's First or Third Decade Prof Conway Time to be arranged A28 -Latin Palaeography Rev Prof Jenkins 3-5 at King's College Th 30 at the Institute of Historical Research A2e -The reading and study of Historical Documents from the Conquest to the end of the 17th Century five leptures followed by classes in reading as follows Mediaeval Period 12th to 15th Century 30-7 30 Early Modern Period 15th to 17th Century Time to be arranged Mr Hilary Jenkinson 30- 30 A30 -The Form History and Writing of Ecclesiastical Documents Rev Prof Jenkins 10-11 at Lambeth Palace Library