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University of Tasmania. (3)

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Miscellaneous archives relating to the foundation and the early years of the University, and particularly to James Backhouse Walker, an original member of the Council and Vice-Chancellor at his death in 1899, and E.L. Piesse LL. B., B. Sc., member of the Council 1914-1915.

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Tasmania. Royal Commission on the University of Tasmania. (1)

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James Cardno, 1915 - 1992, Professor-Emeritus, University of Tasmania (1)

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James Cardno was born in Parkhill, Longside, Aberdeenshire, on 5 Jan 1915, and graduated from the University of Aberdeen, MA 1938. Lectures attended there, delivered by Rex Knight, Anderson Lecturer in Comparative Psychology, developed an interest in psychology, which was pursued at Cambridge, from where he graduated in 1940. Following graduation he worked for a short time, for the British Civil Service in London, before emigrating to Australia (as earlier generations of his family had done),...

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University of Tasmania. Community, Place and Heritage Research Unit (1)

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