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126 FACULTY OF ARTS VII -Paleography and Diplomatic A29 -Early History and Development of Latin Palajography Rev Prof Jenkins Lectures and Demonstration Classes at King's College 12-1 A30 -Latin Paleography 3-4 Greek Palaeography 4-5 at King's College Greek Palaeography Th 5-6 Latin Palaeography Th 6-7 at the Institute of Historical Research Rev Prof Jenkins A31 -The reading and study of Historical Documents from the Conquest to the end of the 17th Century lectures and demonstrations followed by classes as follows Lecture and demonstrations 30-6 30 Reading and tutorial classes times to be arranged Mr Hilary Jenkinson A32 -The Form History and Writing of Ecclesiastical Documents Rev Prof Jenkins At Lambeth Palace Library Time to be arranged A33 -Public Lectures by Mr Hilary Jenkinson See special bills to be procured from the Lecture Secretary -A Certificate in Palaeography Diplomatic and the technique of Manuscript Sources may be awarded by King's College to students who have attended prescribed number of lectures and classes submitted an adequate number of approved exercises in each Session and passed an examination The prescribed number of lectures is as follows Palaeography 60 hours Diplomatic 60 hours Manuscript Sources 60 hours VIII -Post-graduate and Research Courses Introductory Courses Ajj -The Archaeological Sources for Greek and Roman History Prof Gardner Dr Cary and Mr Warmington 3-4 in the Yates Library University College A35 -An Introduction to the Sources of English History in the 13th and 14th Centuries with practical work illustrating the methods of historical research Prof Hilda Johnstone Th 5-Θ A3e -An Introduction to the Sources of English and Colonial History in the ISth and 19th Centuries with practical work illustrating the methods of historical research Prof Newton 30-6 30 A37 -A practical introduction to work in archives especially in the Public Records five lectures and demonstrations Mr Hilary Jenkinson 30-6 30 in 2nd and 3rd Terms -Mr Jenkinson also gives by special arrangement demon- strations on the nature and scope of research in records to undergraduates who are contemplating the prospect of undertaking advanced work after they have taken their first degree