Society for Experimental Biology, 1923-1924
Scope and Contents
Correspondence and printed material relating to the Society for Experimental Biology. Includes: a printed programme and rules of the Society; a letter from R.R. Gates to Bateson (28 Jan. 1924) stating that he had been co-opted as a member of the Council; correspondence with Julian Huxley including a letter in which Bateson outlines his understanding of the term 'genetics' (10 Feb. 1924; item 7 [7:1]); and letters concerning Bateson's reluctance to take up the position on the basis that it infringed the scope of the Genetics Society, including correspondence with Lancelot Hogben.
Dates
- 1923-1924
Conditions Governing Access
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Extent
20 item(s) (20 items; paper) : paper
Language of Materials
English
General
Former reference: MS Add.8634/G.29
Creator
- From the Fonds: Bateson, William, 1861-1926 (biologist) (Person)
Repository Details
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