Essya on Athanasius

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Papers of Thomas Mackenzie Donn, 1907-2011, arts graduate, University of Glasgow, ScotlandDC 436

Student essaysDC 436/1

Moral Philosophy (Ordinary Class) Essay 1: Can Moral Distinction be regarded as simply conventionalDC 436/1/1

Moral Philosophy (Ordinary Class): EpicureanismDC 436/1/1a

Moral Philosophy (Ordinary Class) Essay 4: The state as a moral institutionDC 436/1/2

An essay on disarmamentDC 436/1/3

English (Higher Ordinary): A great writer need not be a good manDC 436/1/4

History (Ordinary): Modern European: The position of Brandenburg in the Empire and in Europe between 1648-1740DC 436/1/5

History (Ordinary): Modern European: What did Louis XIV owe to his ministersDC 436/1/6

History (Ordinary): Modern European: The political influence of Frederick the Great of Prussia and of Catherine II of RussiaDC 436/1/7

History (Ordinary): Modern European: Did Napoleon aim at world dominion or merely at supremacy in EuropeDC 436/1/8

History (Ordinary): Modern European: Can the Crimean War be justifiedDC 436/1/9

Political Economy (Ordinary): Economic Law and Moral IdealsDC 436/1/10

Political Economy (Ordinary): The Conception of "real wages" as applied to professional earningsDC 436/1/11

Old Testament (Hebrew) exegetical exerciseDC 436/1/12

Junior Class in Old Testament Language, Literature and Theology: The Old Testament in the light of today: its permanent religious valueDC 436/1/13

Political Philosophy: Parliamentary GovernmentDC 436/1/14

Political Economy (Honours Class): The State and IndustryDC 436/1/15

Essya on AthanasiusDC 436/1/16

Social Economics: The International Labour OrganisationDC 436/1/17

Greek New Testament exegetical exercise on Epistle to the Ephesians 3:1-12DC 436/1/18

The controversial exercise on the question: Is Christianity the Final ReligionDC 436/1/19

Hebrew Old Testament Exegetical Exercise on Psalm 122DC 436/1/20

English (Ordinary Class): Poetry is a kind of ingenious nonsense, (remark attributed to Newton)DC 436/1/21

Essay submitted to the University of Glasgow for the Arthur Jones Memorial Prize in Citizenship: The use of leisureDC 436/1/22

Typescripts (author unidentified)DC 436/2

Lecture notebooksDC 436/3