Desk presented to Prof Guthrie by students of the South African College, ca. 1892.

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Display cabinet belonging to Prof Guthrie.

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Folder 1: Notes

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Folder 2: Notes

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(many written on the back of school notes by various pupils, some dated 1894).Contents were in an envelope marked “Sundry lectures”.Notes beginning “Articulate sounds made by our vocal organs are divided into the vowels (or sonants) and consonants...

Folder 3: Notes

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Notes beginning “Logic is the science of the laws of reason”.Notes beginning “Few fields of scientific research are more interesting and few are yielding and are likely to get more valuable than those opened to us by the microscope”.Notes headed “...

Folder 6

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Folder 7

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Folders 4 & 5

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Guthrie Papers

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Includes lecture notes and tss of “The Martians: an account of a recent visit to the Earth of some of the inhabitants of the Planet Mars”, and photographs.

Guthrie, Francis

Guthrie, Francis: on √-1. Reprint from the Philosophical Magazine, Apr 1870.

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