The Study of Folk Life: And its Part in the Defence of Civilization

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Address delivered at the Glasgow Meeting on Sep 1 by Dr Iorwerth C Peate, President of Section H.

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Papers of the British Association for the Advancement of Science Meeting, 1901, 1928 and 1958, Glasgow, ScotlandUGC 135

Papers of Glasgow meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1928UGC 135/1

Papers of Glasgow meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science,1958UGC 135/2

BA advertisements for the meetingUGC 135/2/3

Receptions, functions and social eventsUGC 135/2/4

ExcursionsUGC 135/2/5

Press releasesUGC 135/2/6

Press cuttings about the BAAS meeting in GlasgowUGC 135/2/7

PublicationsUGC 135/2/8

Scottish Geographical Magazine Vol 74, No2UGC 135/2/8/1

Nature : a weekly journal of science Vol 182, No 4635UGC 135/2/8/2

Reprints from The Advancement of Science No 58UGC 135/2/8/3

Science and Business: A Balanced PartnershipUGC 135/2/8/3/1

Some Biological Effects of Low TemperaturesUGC 135/2/8/3/2

The Transuranic ElementsUGC 135/2/8/3/3

A Review of Some Problems of Colour Vision and Colour BlindnessUGC 135/2/8/3/4

The Cape as an Ancient African FloraUGC 135/2/8/3/5

Inflation and the British EconomyUGC 135/2/8/3/6

The Partnership between Industry and EducationUGC 135/2/8/3/7

Heat and the EngineerUGC 135/2/8/3/8

The Atlantic Ends of EuropeUGC 135/2/8/3/9

Some Aspects of Thermonuclear ResearchUGC 135/2/8/3/10

Beneath the Earth's CrustUGC 135/2/8/3/11

The Study of Folk Life: And its Part in the Defence of CivilizationUGC 135/2/8/3/12

Some Aspects of Cellular DifferentiationUGC 135/2/8/3/13

Printed notice from the local committeeUGC 135/2/8/4

Meeting of 1901UGC 135/3