Letter from the Secretary to the University of London Senate to J B S Haldane

Date:
7 Jan 1947
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HALDANE/3/1/1/2/2
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Letter from the Secretary to the University of London Senate to J B S Haldane. In copyright. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Letter from J Hood Phillips, Secretary to the University of London Senate, to J B S Haldane informing him of his appointment to Boards of Studies in Botany, Statistics, and Zoology and Comparative Anatomy in the category of teacher.

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7 Jan 1947

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