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'Senex Africanus'
A carbon copy of a typescript of Sinclair's reminiscences of his time in England, Kenya, Zanzibar and Tangier, 177 pages. Although there is a list of photographs, the illustrated copy of the memoir is believed to be lost.
Seretse Khama statue
Sermon preached in Wells Cathedral
The manuscript of a sermon on Psalm 139, 6, preached in Wells Cathedral.
Sermones Graecae and related works of Ephraem Syrus
Sermons on Romans viii. 28-31
The last dated sermons are 193 and 194. Sermon 195 is headed by this note: 'The following sermones intended to have been publicklie delivered and inlarged by the author were found in a booke after his death (19 March 1674) and thought meit to be anexed to his Sermons on this scripture.' Opening sermon defective at beginning, 5 fos lost. Recto of each fol. headed by number of the sermon, and verso by reference to the text.
Set of Manuscript cards, physiognomy of the face
100 cards illustrated with features of the face made up for J.K.L. and given away in return for aid to the poor.
In 2 boxes, wood covered with leather, gold-tooled on spine: Regeln I, Regeln II.
'Setting up in Njombe'
This is an account by Norman Cuthbert, illustrated with colour photographs, of his colleagues and working life in the laboratory and factory, and of his wider experiences of the people and geography of Njombe.
Settlement (copy), Chatteris, Cambridgeshire
Seven Songs collected by C. E. Sayle, M.A.
Seventeenth Century Sermons
Seventeenth-Century Sermons
Sermons preached at Cambridge, possibly by Robert Clarke, whose name is on the first page.
Seventeenth-Century Sermons
Seychelles photographs, 1880-1950
Collection of loose photographs from various sources, of various sizes, mounted on card. Prints are numbered 1-3 since the first item consists of three photographs.
Shanghai Racecourse, circa 1870
Albumen prints mounted on card and measuring approximately 275 x 200 mm. Photographer unknown.
Shaw collection on Tanganyika [i.e. Tanzania]
Collection of loose sepia photographs, all but one measuring 212 x 132 mm. The photographs were formerly the property of, and may have been taken by, John Verrinder Shaw, the brother of Professor Thurstan Shaw, and relate to road construction, probably in Morogoro in the 1940s. Though they do not show the same portion of road, numbers 3-10 all depict the same type of road, made by cutting away part of a slope and levelling a wide enough area for limited traffic. There are no captions.
Shawe-Taylor/Sackville-West Archive
Sheila Munby: Catalogue of books
Sheppard: The Papers of John Tresidder Sheppard
The collection contains mainly correspondence, with a handful of his writings, programmes for productions of Greek drama and photographs.
See also KCA
Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge: statutes
Siegfied Sassoon: letters to Emily Lane
Four letters from Sassoon to Lane,
Siegfried and Hester Sassoon: Letters to the Gatty Family
A collection of letters from Siegfried and Hester Sassoon (née Gatty) to members of the Gatty family. It consists of 66 letters, 3 cards, 1 photograph and 43 envelopes.
Siegfried Sassoon: Correspondence and Papers
Correspondence, poems and other papers. Sassoon often issued his poems privately in limited editions, and some of these were seen through the press by A.T. Bartholomew, and later by Geoffrey Keynes. Some of the manuscripts therefore include their correspondence about publication, and transcripts by Keynes.
Siegfried Sassoon: Letters to Glen Byam Shaw.
Siegfried Sassoon: Letters to Haro Hodson
Sassoon met Hodson in June 1948 and began a correspondence which continued until his death in 1967. The collection consists of 38 letters from Sassoon to Hodson, with some additional enclosures.
Siegfried Sassoon: Letters to him from McFarlin, Rev. Mother Margaret Mary, Superior of the Convent of the Assumption, and nuns of Stanbrook Abbey, c.1930s-1960s
In January 1957, Sassoon began corresponding with McFarlin, Rev. Mother Margaret Mary (McFarlin) of the Convent of the Assumption, a correspondence which led directly to his being received into the Roman Catholic Church in August of that year. The collection consists of 570 letters.