University of St. Andrews, 1931 - 1962

File — Box: 6, Folder: 4-5

Scope and Contents

18 pamphlets containing various lectures from the University of St. Andrews. Occasional manuscript material such as letters, leaflets, or other small pieces of ephemera are present along with individual pamphlets. Lecture dates reflect when the talk was delivered, and do not necessarily match the publication year.

Walker Trust Lectures on Leadership (1931-1961)

1931: John R. Mott, “Leadership of the Constructive Forces of the World”
1931: Dr. G.G. Kullmann, “The Challenge for Leadership of Our Time”
1933: Lord Moynihan, “Leadership in Medicine”
1934: Herbert Hensley Henson, “The Analysis of Leadership”
1936: Charles L. Warr, “Bruce”
1938: Lord Lloyd of Dolobran, “Leadership in Democracy”
1945: Viscount Montgomery of Alamein, “Military Leadership”
1947: Earl Wavell, “The Triangle of Forces in Civil Leadership”
1950: R.W. Livingstone, “Leadership in Education”
1960: Lord James of Rusholme, “Education and Democratic Leadership”

Miscellaneous Lectures (1947-1962)

1947: Sir George Cunningham, “Public Service”
1947: James W. Nisbet, “The Triumvirate of Political Economists in St. Andrews”
1948: The Duke of Hamilton, “Opportunity”
1949: J.B. Black, “Andew Lang and the Casket Letter Controversy"
1950: Lord Burghley, “Balance of Judgement”
1951: Sir David K. Henderson, “The Psychopathic Personality”
1952: Sir Henry Dale, “Transmission of Effects from Nerve-Endings”
1962: Lord Brabazon of Tara, “The Internal Combustion Engine and its Effect upon Society”

Dates

1931 - 1962

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