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Total number of records: 14

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classical languages	1
classical literature	1
classicism	1
economics	1
politics	1

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People and organisations	Count
Jones, John Harry (1881-1973)	1
Thompson, William Bernard	1
Webster, T B L	1
Wycherley, R E	1

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Archive File

TS analyses of the contents of some of the note-books, prepared by Dr M A Hudson of the School of Economic Studies, University of Leeds, in 1980. His numeration of the note-books differs from that in this list as the following concordance shows.

1980

Archive Sub-collection

Additional papers of John Harry Jones, including note-books of lectures on economics and politics given by him and others at Cardiff, Liverpool, Glasgow and elsewhere, 1903-1921

Jones, John Harry (1881-1973)

1903-1921

Professor John Harry Jones (1881-1973) was professor of economics at Leeds from 1919 to 1946. He graduated at Cardiff in 1903 where his principal teachers had been S J Chapman and C J Hamilton. He sub...

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William Bernard Thompson's note-books on classical studies from his school and university years and from his teaching post at King Edward VI School, and other personal material.

Thompson, William Bernard

1922-1953

Comprises: (a) Thompson's school exercises, note-books and exam sheets, 1920s; (b) Eight note-books containing fair copy notes by Thompson from lectures in classical studies attended at the University...

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Notes on the development of economic life and on various economists, made by JHJ, no date. 33 ff In JHJ's hand; label of a liverpool stationer on front paste-down; part of a larger book.

No date

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Notes for a bourse of lectures on public finance made by JHJ at Liverpool, 1907. 98 ff Original foliation erratic; f 44 torn out; signed and dated 'J H Jones, Jan. 1907' on front fly-leaf.

1907

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Notes made by JHJ from lectures at Cardiff on (i) descriptive economics (ff. 1-86) and (ii) the history of economics (ff 87-130), no date. 130 ff. Signed 'J H Jones' on front fly-leaf; bibliography on front fly-leaf; lecturer not stated.

No date

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Notes made by JHJ from lectures at Cardiff on political science, 1902-3. 123 ff. Signed 'J-H Jones' on front paste-down; dated 6th January 1903 on f 98r; some text from f 105v inverted; lecturer was presumably C J Hamilton.

06 January 1903

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Notes taken from lectures on wealth, value and money, probably at Cardiff, 1903. 80 ff Mainly not in JHJ's hand; probably partly in the hand of J P Morgans (see item 7); dated 23rd November 1903 on f 77; lecturer probably C J Hamilton.

23 November 1903

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Notes for extension lectures on citizenship made by JHJ, no date 58 ff Unsigned but in JHJ's hand; refers to the 'King' on f 39 and text on House of Lords predates the 1910 crisis (f 50v.); JHJ gave a course of university extension lectures at Birkenhead in the session 1907-8 which included this topic.

1910

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Notes taken from lectures, probably at Cardiff, on (i) public finance (taxation) (ff 1-12) and on (ii) history of political theories (ff 13-36), 1903. 36 ff Apparently not in JHJ's hand; dated 18th April 1903 on f 1; lecturer was presumably C J Hamilton.

18 April 1903

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Notes made by JHJ from lectures at Cardiff on political science, no date 70 ff. Signed 'J H Jones' on front fly-leaf; dated 27th January on f 1 and probably continues from item (2); inserted loose, further notes in continuation of the same course into the third term (17 ff.).

No date (27 January 1903)

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Notes made by Jonathan Grey Morgans from lectures at Cardiff on political economy, 1903-4. 128 ff Signed 'J G Morgans' on front fly-leaf and the name in full on f 39v.; some comments in JHJ's hand; dated 14th December 1903 on f 47; lecturer probably C J Hamilton.

14 December 1903