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CollectionGB 0231 University of Aberdeen, Special Collections
LevelFile
Ref NoKINGS/1/1/2/3/3
Alt Ref NoMSK 276
TitleWilliam Ogilvie papers relating to crisis of 1786 - 1787
Date1786 - 1787
Extent1 file
Administrative HistoryWilliam Ogilvie was born in 1736 in Moray. He graduated MA at King's College, Aberdeen, in 1759, and, following a period as a schoolmaster, and sessions at Glasgow and Edinburgh, was Regent of King's College from 1764, and Professor of Moral Philosophy from 1762 to 1765. In that year, reorganisation led to the exchange of his chair with that of Humanity. He remained in post until ill health forced his resignation in 1817. He died in 1819.
DescriptionProfessor William Ogilvie papers relating to the 1786 - 1787 crisis; The papers were presented to Sir William Forbes Baronet, Rector of the University. The papers cover a number of Ogilvie's issues, which range from: The present state of the library; The accessibility of college records, particularly the inventories; The copying of minutes of faculty meetings; The rights of all staff to submit a protest, memorial or proposal to the Senatus; The lack of funding for Bishop Elphinstone's original bursaries.
Access StatusOpen
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