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Actions	Research Remove from selection Add to selection TitleResearch ReferenceMS0007/1/6/1 Level of descriptionseries Date1800-1840 Creator William Clift, 1775-1849, naturalist, William Home Clift, 1803-1832, museum curator Scope and ContentPredominantly comprises descriptions and illustrations of animals and fossils. Also contains William Clift's sketches of the heads of murderers. Extent3 boxes LanguageEnglish System of arrangementAs described in the Scope and Content. Conditions governing accessBy appointment only. See College website for contact details of the Archives., Available to everyone for research. Please email archives@rcs.ac.uk to book an appointment. Conditions governing reproductionCopying for personal use is allowed depending on the condition of the item. Permission to publish must be sought from archives@rcseng.ac.uk and from the copyright holder where applicable. Persons keyword Sir Everard Home, 1756-1832, 1st Baronet, surgeon, Joshua Brookes, 1761-1833, anatomist, Charles Robert Darwin, 1809-1882, scientist, naturalist, Georges Leopold Cuvier, 1769-1832, anatomist, George Shaw, 1751-1813, botanist, William Thomas Brande, 1788-1866, chemist SubjectYorkshire, UK, Kirby Moorside, Yorkshire, UK, Picadilly, London, UK, Crime, Anatomy, Death penalty, Ships, Natural History, Animals, Museum collections, Fossils, Pathology, Birth, Penal sanctions, Homicide Hierarchy browser MS0007 Papers of William Clift 1780-1849, fonds contains 3 parts MS0007/1 Papers relating to work as Conservator of the Hunterian Museum 1780-1849, sub-fonds contains 7 parts MS0007/1/6 Research into museum collections and contemporary work 1780-1840, sub-sub-fonds contains 2 parts MS0007/1/6/1 Research 1800-1840, series contains 31 parts , MS0007/1/6 Research into museum collections and contemporary work 1780-1840, sub-sub-fonds contains 2 parts MS0007/1/6/1 Research 1800-1840, series contains 31 parts

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Level of descriptionseries

Date1800-1840

Creator William Clift, 1775-1849, naturalist, William Home Clift, 1803-1832, museum curator

Scope and ContentPredominantly comprises descriptions and illustrations of animals and fossils. Also contains William Clift's sketches of the heads of murderers.

Extent3 boxes

LanguageEnglish

System of arrangementAs described in the Scope and Content.

Conditions governing accessBy appointment only. See College website for contact details of the Archives., Available to everyone for research. Please email archives@rcs.ac.uk to book an appointment.

Conditions governing reproductionCopying for personal use is allowed depending on the condition of the item. Permission to publish must be sought from archives@rcseng.ac.uk and from the copyright holder where applicable.

Persons keyword Sir Everard Home, 1756-1832, 1st Baronet, surgeon, Joshua Brookes, 1761-1833, anatomist, Charles Robert Darwin, 1809-1882, scientist, naturalist, Georges Leopold Cuvier, 1769-1832, anatomist, George Shaw, 1751-1813, botanist, William Thomas Brande, 1788-1866, chemist

SubjectYorkshire, UK, Kirby Moorside, Yorkshire, UK, Picadilly, London, UK, Crime, Anatomy, Death penalty, Ships, Natural History, Animals, Museum collections, Fossils, Pathology, Birth, Penal sanctions, Homicide

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MS0007
Papers of William Clift
1780-1849, fonds contains 3 parts
- MS0007/1
  Papers relating to work as Conservator of the Hunterian Museum
  1780-1849, sub-fonds contains 7 parts
  - MS0007/1/6
    Research into museum collections and contemporary work
    1780-1840, sub-sub-fonds contains 2 parts
    
    MS0007/1/6/1
    Research
    1800-1840, series contains 31 parts

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- MS0007/1/6
  Research into museum collections and contemporary work
  1780-1840, sub-sub-fonds contains 2 parts
  - MS0007/1/6/1
    Research
    1800-1840, series contains 31 parts

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