Janus: Minutes of University Associations and Clubs, occasionally with related records

University/Min.IX contains:
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Min.IX.10	Minutes of meetings of the Cambridge University Anthropological Club
Min.IX.11-19A	Cambridge University Geographical Club records
Min.IX.20	Account book of Communication Company of Cambridge University Officers Training Corps
Min.IX.21-2	Minutes of meetings of the Cambridge University German Society
Min.IX.23-38, 54-5	Records of the New Museums Club
Min.IX.39-48, 56-6 etc	Minutes and other papers of the Moral Sciences Club
Min.IX.52	Junior Historians club minutes
Min.IX.53	Minutes of the Cambridge Law Club
Min.IX.57-8	Minutes of the Cambridge University and Colleges Association of Conservative Members of the Senate
Min.IX.59-61	Correspondence and ledger of the Association of Cambridge University Assistants
Min.IX.62-8, 70-2	Minutes of the Cambridge University Railway Club
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Minutes of University Associations and Clubs, occasionally with related records

Title	Minutes and other papers of the Moral Sciences Club
Reference	Min.IX.39-48, 56-6 etc
Creator	Moral Sciences Club
Covering Dates	1878–2006
Extent and Medium	0.75 metre; paper

Content and context

The records were transferred to the University Archives on permanent loan by Dr Ross Harrison, Professor Hugh Mellor, Professor T.J. Smiley, 1975-6, 12 Sept. 1996, 16 Nov. 1998, 29 Jan. 1999, 29 May 2001, 1 Aug. 2001, 24 Sept.2008.

Index Terms

Clubs

Philosophy

University of Cambridge. Moral Sciences Club

University/Min.IX.39-48*, 56-6* etc contains:

Min.IX.39-56, 82-3, 87, 89-91 etc

Minutes of meetings.
17 volumes, 2 envelopes of loose papers.

1878–2003

Min.IX.56*

Correspondence and programmes.

1896–2006

Min.IX.92

Lists of speakers.
3 sheets in folder.

1977–1988

Min.IX.93

Speakers' hand-outs.
2 envelopes.

1983–2004

Min.IX.95

Photocopy, made 1998, of seven letters to the Times Literary Supplement concerning the Moral Sciences Club meeting at which Wittgenstein was said to have threatened Karl Popper with a poker. The letters are from Peter Geach, John Watkins, John Vinelott, Timothy Smiley and Peter Munz.
1 sheet.

Mar. 1998