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Showing intellect/will/feeling, sensation/action/expression, logic/ethic/aesthetic, racial limit and ideal.

Cranks/Dreamers/Pedants/Philistines and Industry/Experience/Meditation/Expression.

Relating to city/college/school/town, act/fact/deed/thought, the townsman in the developing (limiting) town and the citizen in the re-developing (evolving) city.

Relating to geographical, historical and life problems relating to cities. Several smaller sub-diagrams relate to acts/deeds/facts/thoughts, town/city/school/cloister and pathologic/civic/psychologic/ethic.

Showing the Camera Obscura and contents of the various levels of the Outlook Tower, Edinburgh.

Positive copy label: ‘William Hume, 14 Lothian Street, Edinburgh.

Showing relationships between body and mind, acts/facts/thoughts/deeds, town/city/school/cloister.

Shows men of various occupations - hunter, shepherd, farmer- working on a slope. At the top of the slope is a town with a cathedral. At the bottom of the slope is a harbour town (also with a cathedral) and several boats in the harbour. [Possibly related to Patrick Geddes’ valley section diagrams].

Endorsed: ‘William Hume, 14 Lothian Street, Edinburgh’.

Depicting a range of three mountains with a series of smaller peaks across the bottom of the sketch.

Showing a [sculpture or architectural detail] of a woman, possibly a goddess , playing a harp.

Endorsed: ‘Definé par Bartolini. Gravé par Pierre Fontana de Rome’.
[Possibly Pierre Fontaine (1763-1853), French architect and decorator, who lived and worked in Rome at various points throughout his career].

A landscape, with a snow-capped mountain in the background and various trees in the foreground.

Endorsed with a label ‘[] Milliken Photo, Kirkcaldy N . B’ and manuscript label ‘P.G’.

Praised by the "Athenaeum"' by [ ].

Reprinted from the Dunfermline Press, 15 July 1905.

Summary of the courses provided in the Faculty of Letters at Collège des Ecossais, Montpellier. Mention of: Chateau d'Assas; Dr. M.M. Barber; Miss Moya Jowitt; Les Eyzies museum and its conservator, M. Peyrony; the Dordogne valley; Paul Réclus. Typescript.

Typescript. Attached: sheet with manuscript notes by [Jaqueline Tyrwhitt], describing the document as a 'second and incomplete copy' which 'could have been printed in Sociology Review [sic], Jan. 1924'.