Janus: Papers of Baron Anatole von Hügel (1854-1928) and the Cambridge University Catholic Association

University/SOC.IV contains:
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SOC.IV.8	Instruction to the Parents, Superiors, and Directors of Catholic Laymen who desire to study in the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge
SOC.IV.9	Financial records
SOC.IV.11	Announcement of first Catholic lectures in Cambridge on 'Questions of the Day'
SOC.IV.21	Annual report of the Universities Catholic Education Board for the year ending Easter 1899 with accounts and a list of subscribers for Jan.-Dec. 1898
SOC.IV.22	Cambridge Conferences (Burns and Oates Limited: London, 1899)
SOC.IV.25	List of approved lecturers, 1901-2
SOC.IV.26	Rough notes on such subjects as support of voters, Bene't House and the first Fisher dinner
SOC.IV.27	Later papers, assembled by E. Bullough
SOC.IV.28	Baroness von Hügel papers
SOC.IV.29	Papers concerning the petition for the canonisation of Bishop John Fisher and Bishop Thomas More
SOC.IV.30-37	Correspondence of Baron von Hügel relating to Catholics and education at Cambridge University

Papers of Baron Anatole von Hügel (1854-1928) and the Cambridge University Catholic Association

Title	Papers concerning the petition for the canonisation of Bishop John Fisher and Bishop Thomas More
Reference	SOC.IV.29
Covering Dates	1927–1934

University/SOC.IV.29 contains:

SOC.IV.29.1

Printed copy of petition to Pius XI.
1 double sheet.

7 Mar. 1928

SOC.IV.29.2

Correspondence relating to the possibility of University support for the petition, exchanged by E. Bullough, J.J. Thomson and von Hügel.
4 items.

13 Feb. 1927–6 Mar. 1927

SOC.IV.29.3

Letter from Cardinal Pacelli, Secretary of State, Vatican, to the Catholic Members of the University of Cambridge on their petition for canonisation.
1 double sheet.

6 Dec. 1934