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1958- 1959 - J.L. Young

GB 891 RAS UPE-RAS UPE/22 · Series · 1958 - 1959

Part of Royal Asiatic Society Universities Prize Essay Fund

There are three copies of the notice of the Prize Essay Competition and the prizewinning essay.

Young J.L.

The Value of Oriental Studies at the Present Time

GB 891 RAS UPE-RAS UPE/22-RAS UPE/22/2 · File · 1959

Part of Royal Asiatic Society Universities Prize Essay Fund

"The Value of Oriental Studies at the Present Time" with motto "Woodpecker". Prizewinning essay by J.L. Young. Handwritten, 19 sides.

Young J.L.

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