Janus: The Papers of John Saltmarsh

King's/PP/JS/1 contains:
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20	'Outlines of English Economic History'
21	'Outlines of English Economic History. 15th to 17th Centuries'
22	Lectures
23	Life in Tudor England
24	'Papers, Articles and Lectures I'
25	'Board of Education Course in History for Elementary Teachers 1939. Lectures on Domesday Book Grantchester'
26	'Grantchester. A Lecture by John Saltmarsh'
27	'The Fields of Grantchester. A Lecture by John Saltmarsh'
28	'Origin and Development of King's College'
29	'The Building of King's College Chapel: Classes 1, 2 & 3'
30	'King Henry VI and the Royal Foundations'
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The Papers of John Saltmarsh

Title	'Board of Education Course in History for Elementary Teachers 1939. Lectures on Domesday Book Grantchester'
Reference	JS/1/25
Covering Dates	1939–1966 (1939 and 1960x6. Latest date has been estimated.)
Extent and Medium	8 items in envelope; paper

Content and context

Typescript lectures and autograph manuscript notes on Grantchester. This file comprises:

Typescript 'Grantchester'. Parts I, II and III

Typescript 'Grantchester'. Revision of 1939 lectures, possibly delivered 1960x6. 'Purpose: Attempt to reconstruct the open fields of a Cambridgeshire village, as they were before enclosure'; also includes an agricultural history of land ownership.

Typescript route and instructions for guided walk from Cambridge to Grantchester

Typescript 'Domesday Book'

Autograph manuscript 'Grantchester. Notes'

Autograph manuscript, carbon typescript and typescript notes, including statement of the purpose of the lectures, bibliography, list of people attending lectures, 1 typed letter, signed, from John Saltmarsh to Volker Horn and P.A.T. Burman inviting them to attend the lectures, 1966, 1 autograph letter, signed, from Volker Horn to John Saltmarsh, 1966, and 1 typed letter, signed, from E.E. Rich to John Saltmarsh inviting him to speak at the Cambridge Historical Society, 1940.

Formerly held in a box labelled as in title.

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