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118 FACULTY OF ARTS III -B Honours let year Old English Miss Ingram Tu 11-12 10-11 1st year Middle English Miss Ingram 3-4 Prof Reed 11-12 Chaucer Dr Barrett 11-12 1st Term 2nd year Old English Miss Ingram 2-3 11-12 A4 2nd year Gothic and English Historical Grammar Miss Ingram and Dr Mack 12-1 Th 3-4 2nd year Old English Poetry-Texts Mr Garmonsway IF 11-12 Middle English Texts Mr Smithers if 3-4 2nd year Middle English-Texts Miss Ingram Tu 12-1 10-11 let year English Literature and Society in the Eighteenth Century Prof Reed Th 12-1 A8 2nd year English Literature to 1500 Dr Mack 12-1 3rd year English Literature 1470-1579 Prof Reed Th 11-12 A10 let year Old and Middle English Literature Mr Gannons- way Th 3-4 Ajj 2nd year Studies in English Literature Mr Isaacs 10-11 1st Term Novel 2nd Term Drama 3rd Term Epic A2 nd year English Literature 1798-1850 Mr Isaacs 12-1 Als 1st year English Literature 1579-1610 Dr Harrison 12-1 1640-1700 Dr Barrett 11-12 2nd and 3rd Terms 2nd year English Literature 1832-1880 Dr Routh Th 2-3 A15 Final year English Literature Tutorial Work 2-i Dr Harrison and Mr Isaacs 2nd year Tu 11-12 Dr Routh lst year Th 3-4 Dr Barrett and the Inglis Student A14 2nd year Shakespeare Dr Harrison 11-12 IV -Post-Graduate and Research Mr Isaacs Methods of Literary Research Tu 6-7 Mr Garmonsway Th 30-6 30 Old Norse Th 30-8 30 Prof Reed Tu 30-7 30 Dr McKerrow by appointment Dr Harrison 6-7 and Mr Isaacs Tu 6-7 and by appointment All Post-Graduate and Research Students are asked to meet Prof Reed in the Skeat and Furnival Library on Tuesday October 12th at 30 -University Diploma for Journalism -Outlines of English Literature 1579-1800 Mr Isaacs lst year 12-1 or Tu 7-8 -English Literature 1798-1850 Mr Isaacs 31 12-1 See