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Abstract

Letters to W.H. Williams, E. Morris Miller & J. Elliott dated 1911, 1933, 1942 written by Robert Leslie Dunbabin. Robert Leslie Dunbabin (1869-1949), MA. (Oxford) was Professor of Classics 1914 - 1939 and was appointed first in 1902-1905 as lecturer in mental & moral science and in 1906 lecturer in classics, modern history and mental and moral science. He was educated at Hutchins School, Hobart, and Corpus Christi College, Oxford, where he graduated B.A. in 1892. In 1894-5 he taught at Melbourne Church
of England School, then at Hutchins School, Hobart 1897 - 1901. In 1905 he was
temporary Associate Professor of Classics at the University of Adelaide.
Professor Dunbabin's archives include his notes for lectures, mainly on
classics, as a lecturer or professor at the University of Tasmania, his lecture notes and
essays while a student at Oxford University and a few from his schooldays, some copies
and notes of lectures by colleagues, including Professor W. Mitchell of Adelaide
University on philosophy, psychology and economics, Professor W. H. Williams and
Professor D. G. Mcdougall, and a catalogue of the Univerity's Greek and Roman coin
collection. There is some general correspondence and catalogues of his personal
library.
From University Collection UT 24/1.22. For comprehensive list of Prof Dunbabin collection, see Prof R L Dunbabin Index UT24 http://eprints.utas.edu.au/18296/.

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Authors/Creators:	Dunbabin, Robert Leslie
Keywords:	University of Tasmania, Index, Tasmania, UTAS, Classics, lecture notes, essays, correspondence
Publisher:	University of Tasmania
Collections:	University of Tasmania > University of Tasmania Special Collections
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