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Papers of William Cleland Neilson, 1908-c 1980s, arts graduate, University of Glasgow, ScotlandDC 397

William Cleland Neilson's undergraduate and MA Honours lecture and other notesDC 397/1

Geography lecture notesDC 397/1/1

English Literature lecture notesDC 397/1/2

Junior Honours English notesDC 397/1/2/1

Junior Honours English - English Literature notesDC 397/1/2/2

Junior Honours English - English Language notesDC 397/1/2/3

English Literature notebook Vol IDC 397/1/2/4

English Literature notebook Vol IIDC 397/1/2/5

English Literature notebook Vol IIIDC 397/1/2/6

English Literature notebook Vol VDC 397/1/2/7

General English notebookDC 397/2/8

English Literary Theory notesDC 397/1/2/9

English Literature notesDC 397/1/2/10

English Literature notesDC 397/1/2/11

English Literature notesDC 397/1/2/12

English Literature notesDC 397/1/2/13

Notes on Literary TheoryDC 397/1/2/14

English Literature - Shakespeare notesDC 397/1/2/15

English Literature - Shakespeare notesDC 397/1/2/16

English Literature miscellaneous notes: Vol IDC 397/1/2/17

English Literature miscellaneous notes: Vol IIDC 397/1/2/18

English Literature miscellaneous notes: Vol IIIDC 397/1/2/19

English Literature miscellaneous notes: Vol IVDC 397/1/2/20

File of miscellaneous English Literature notesDC 397/1/2/21

Notebook marked Thesis II containing miscellaneous English Literature notesDC 397/1/2/22

Old English notebookDC 397/1/2/23

Notebook entitled Bradley's Oxford LecturesDC 397/1/2/24

Senior Honours English - lecture notesDC 397/1/2/25

British History lecture notesDC 397/1/3

Scottish History lecture notesDC 397/1/4

French notebookDC 397/1/5

William Cleland Neilson's postgraduate study notebooksDC 397/2

Elizabeth Taylor Ogg Gemmell's University lecture notesDC 397/3