Dossier 1 - Thank You Letters, 1968-1975

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MCPP/BMD/1

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Thank You Letters, 1968-1975

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  • 29 June 1968 - 1975 (Création/Production)

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1 file, paper

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Deakin, Brian Measures (1922-2010), Fellow and Benefactor of Magdalene College, Cambridge
(6 February 1922 - 4 December 2010)

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Educated at Westminster School, De Havilland Technical College, and Christ Church, Oxford.

Senior Research Officer, 1964; Assistant Director, Department of Applied Economics, University of Cambridge, 1975 - 1989; Official Fellow, Magdalene College, Director of Studies in Economics, 1967 - 1989 (Emeritus Fellow, 1989 - 2010); Tutor, 1974 - 1984; Senior Tutor, 1984 - 1989; Senior Proctor, 1974 - 1974.

Obituary - College Magazine, No. 55, (2010-11)

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File of thank you letters and acceptance of invitations from students.

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