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| − | + | [[Charles Mackie (1688-1770)]] was appointed as Edinburgh University’s first Professor of History in 1719. He was sole occupant of the Chair until 1753, then served as co-Professor until retiring in 1765. His Papers (GB 237 Coll-423) consist of: | |
| − | + | *Alphabetical biographical dictionary compiled from Bayle and Morer (Dc.8.50) | |
| − | + | *'Annotationes in ontologiam Gerrardi de Vries' and Annotationes in pneumatologiam G. de Vries', dictates by W. Law, Professor of Moral Philosophy at Edinburgh University, taken down by Mackie when a student, 1703-1704 (Dc.7.79) | |
| − | Dc.1.47 | + | *Catalogue of Mackie's library entitled 'Libri historici, antiquarii, literatores, poetae, etc.' |
| + | *Chronological notes of the birth and death of Mackie's children, transcript ca. 1800 (in Dc.1.47) | ||
| + | *Commonplace books containing chiefly notes and extracts on Roman and general history, 2 vols (also containing a list in vol. 2 of Mackie's students in History and Roman Antiquities) (Dc.5.24) | ||
| + | *Commonplace book on Scottish history (Dc.8.24) | ||
| + | *'Index funereus 29 annorum', lists of persons deceased, 1727-1756, transcript ca. 1800 (Dc.1.47) | ||
| + | *'Notae in Horatii Turselini Romani Historiarum epitomas', student notes from Mackie's lectures, 1743 (MS 2648) | ||
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| + | == External Links == | ||
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| + | *[http://www.archives.lib.ed.ac.uk/catalogue/cs/viewcat.pl?id=GB-237-Coll-423&view=basic Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue] | ||
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| + | [[Category:Archives|Papers of Professor Charles Mackie]] | ||
Revision as of 12:39, 18 July 2014
Charles Mackie (1688-1770) was appointed as Edinburgh University’s first Professor of History in 1719. He was sole occupant of the Chair until 1753, then served as co-Professor until retiring in 1765. His Papers (GB 237 Coll-423) consist of:
- Alphabetical biographical dictionary compiled from Bayle and Morer (Dc.8.50)
- 'Annotationes in ontologiam Gerrardi de Vries' and Annotationes in pneumatologiam G. de Vries', dictates by W. Law, Professor of Moral Philosophy at Edinburgh University, taken down by Mackie when a student, 1703-1704 (Dc.7.79)
- Catalogue of Mackie's library entitled 'Libri historici, antiquarii, literatores, poetae, etc.'
- Chronological notes of the birth and death of Mackie's children, transcript ca. 1800 (in Dc.1.47)
- Commonplace books containing chiefly notes and extracts on Roman and general history, 2 vols (also containing a list in vol. 2 of Mackie's students in History and Roman Antiquities) (Dc.5.24)
- Commonplace book on Scottish history (Dc.8.24)
- 'Index funereus 29 annorum', lists of persons deceased, 1727-1756, transcript ca. 1800 (Dc.1.47)
- 'Notae in Horatii Turselini Romani Historiarum epitomas', student notes from Mackie's lectures, 1743 (MS 2648)