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Collapse MS 3107 - Papers of Professor Thomas Gordon, Professor Robert Eden Scott and their associates including discourses and questions of the Aberdeen Philosophical Society

MS 3107 - Papers of Professor Thomas Gordon, Professor Robert Eden Scott and their associates including discourses and questions of the Aberdeen Philosophical Society

Expand 1 - Discourses presented to the Aberdeen Philosophical Society

1 - Discourses presented to the Aberdeen Philosophical Society

Expand 2 - Questions discussed by the Aberdeen Philosophical Society

2 - Questions discussed by the Aberdeen Philosophical Society

Expand 3 - Discourses and Questions of Thomas Gordon, being for the most part copies or amended versions of items in 3107/1 and 3107/2

3 - Discourses and Questions of Thomas Gordon, being for the most part copies or amended versions of items in 3107/1 and 3107/2

Expand 4 - Papers of Thomas Gordon, unrelated to Aberdeen Philosophical Society

4 - Papers of Thomas Gordon, unrelated to Aberdeen Philosophical Society

Expand 5 - Letters and papers of Robert Eden Scott (1770 - 1811), grandson of Thomas Gordon

5 - Letters and papers of Robert Eden Scott (1770 - 1811), grandson of Thomas Gordon

Expand 6 - Miscellaneous academic papers of uncertain provenance or authorship, including pieces by Thomas Gordon and Robert Eden Scott

6 - Miscellaneous academic papers of uncertain provenance or authorship, including pieces by Thomas Gordon and Robert Eden Scott

Collapse 7 - Miscellaneous letters and papers of uncertain provenance

7 - Miscellaneous letters and papers of uncertain provenance

1 - Extracts from 'Letters from ... George Washington to Sir John Sinclair'

2 - Letter: H. Young, London to William Frazer

3 - Letter addressed to newly admitted minister welcoming him to the presbytery; with copy of address to the Parish of Newburgh

4 - Prayers offered on occasion of a meeting of the Theological Society, Aberdeen

5 - Present state of the university of Glasgow

6 - Regency system in the university discussed in paper [by Alexander Gerard], concluding in favour of fixed classes

7 - University rights and privileges: fragment of paper replying to arguments of 'Mr. B'

8 - University public oration by regent at graduation

8 - Paste-downs and binding fragments from unidentified local sources

9 - Miscellaneous notes by or associated with Professor W.L Davidson, who worked on papers in MS 3107