Calendar: 1937-1938 Page 129

history 127 VII -Post-Graduate and Research Courses Introductory Courses a23 -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 IP 30-5 30 fortnightly a21 -An Introduction to the Sources of English History in the 15th and 16th Centuries Prof Williams and Prof Neale 15-6 15 in 1st Term ajs -An Introduction to the Sources of English and Colonial History in the 18th and 19th Centuries with practical work illustrating the methods of historical research Prof Newton 30-6 30 ala -A practical introduction to work in archives especially in the Public Records five lectures and demonstrations Mr Hilary Jenkinson 30-6 30 1st Term repeated in 2nd and 3rd Terms if necessary -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 Seminars at7 -Historical Sources and Problems of 12th-Century England Mr Cronne Tu 30-6 30 At the Institute of Historical Research a28 -The English Administrative System and its Records especially in the 13th 14th and 15th Centuries Mr Hilary Jenkinson 30-6 30 a2i -Mediaeval English Legal and Constitutional History Prof WUliams 30-6 30 At the Institute of Historical Research a30 -The Hapsburg Dominions in the 19th Century Prof Seton- Wateon Th 30 -Colonial History The African Trade 1660-1837 British North America and the West Indies 1763-1837 Prof Newton Tu 45 at the Institute of Historical Research a31 -Bibliography of English Diplomatic Mr Hilary Jenkinson Time to be arranged At the Institute of Historical Research VIII -University Diploma for Journalism a33- History of Political Ideas Modern 2-3