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Reprinted from the Sociological Review, January 1908.

For the Cities and Town Planning Exhibition in Dublin, 24 May - 7 June 1911. Dublin: Brown and Nolan, Limited.

Cover heavily annotated with corrections [possibly proof copy]. Stamp: '24 July 1947'. Stamp and label: Library of the Association for Planning and Regional Reconstruction Ltd.

Paper about the Outlook Tower, Edinburgh and Patrick Geddes' summer meetings. Reprinted from The American Journal of Sociology, pp. 557-592. Volume IV. No. 5. March 1899.

With plan and note by Professor Geddes. Reprinted from The Scottish Geographical Magazine. March 1902. pp. 1-7. Also includes reprinted letters to Patrick Geddes from James Bryce, Clements Markham and Archibald Geikie. Reprinted from The Scottish Geographical Magazine. April 1902. pp. 1-4.

Endorsed: '1902' and 'J. Tyrwhitt'.

Uncut pages [possibly proof copy]. Paris: Imprimerie Génerale Lahure.

Reprinted from the Sociological Review, January 1910.

Printed. Includes section on the proposed University of Central India.

Cover endorsed 'Jaqueline Tyrwhitt' and 'A. Geddes'. Title page endorsed 'Arthur Geddes Geographical Dept. University. Edinburgh'.

Reprinted from The Common Cause, 21 March 1913.

The Sociological Review, contents page and pp. 108-119. Vol. XIX. No. 2. April 1927.

Abstract of two papers presented by Patrick Geddes to the Sociological Society, 24 June and 25 June [ ]. pp. 334-344.

One copy with several items marked.

Showing relationships between: town/region, industries, institutions, polity, culture, city/art, school, economics, social sciences, ideals, ideas, imagery/cloister.

Showing the life phases of childhood, adolescence, maturity and senescence.

36 squares showing relationships between place/work/folk, achievements/synergy/ etho-polity, imagination/ideation/co-emotion, and sense/experience/feeling.

Also shows [man symbol] and [woman symbol] in relation to folk, etho-polity, feeling and co-emotion.

On reverse, several small diagrams, one endorsed IX-9.

Relating to relationships between biology and psychology, biopsychosis and psychobiosis, biotics, evolution, place/work/folk.

Mention of [August] Weismann, [Charles] Darwin and [Jean Baptiste] Lamarck.

Manuscript