Selection of public lectures given A selection of public lectures given by Leslie Macfarlane: 1: 10 February 1495 (1960) A lecture given to Senior Honours History Students, University of Aberdeen, published in Alma Mater 1960 2: Christian Thought in the Middle Ages (1964) Given on US television 24 November 1964 3: The Christian Meaning of History (1965) Given at Manchester College, Minnesota, USA 27 May 1965 4: A Tale of Two Sees: Rome and Aberdeen, 1483-1514 (1974) Given to the Aberdeen branch of the Historical Association of Scotland 7 November 1974 5: The Election of Pope Urban VI in 1378 (1976) Given to the Edinburgh University Historical Society 17 February 1976 6: Academic Freedom and Privilege in the Medieval University: A Lesson or Warning? (1982) Given to members of the Arts Faculty, King'sCollege, in 1982 7: The Founding of the University of Aberdeen in 1495 (1987) Given to the Friends of the Library, University of Aberdeen, 21 September 1987 8: William Elphinstone, 1431-1514 (1988) Précis ofthe lecture given to the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland on 21 March 1988 9: Learning from the Past (1989) Given to the Newman Association, Abrdeen May 1989 10: Adventures in History: Seeking the truth in the Vatican Archives (1994) Given at St Andrews College, Glasgow, 4 November 1994 11: King's College, Aberdeen: The Creation of the Academic Community, 1495-1532 (1995) Given in the conference hall, King's College, 20 May 1995. 1960 - 1995