Education and Training: general correspondence and papers

Material mainly relating to when Stanley Browne was studying medicine at King's College London and King's College Hospital, University of London, and training to become a missionary. File covers his medical training and the religious and missionary activities he was involved in both connected to the university and separate to the university.

Papers including examination question papers; matriculation and exam pass lists; correspondence about Browne's unusual choices in course of study; some [mock] examination answer papers by Browne for the Inter-Science exams; some King's College Hospital Medical School fees receipts; typescript of lectures given at KC[L] on 'The Mind' from the aspects of physics and psychotherapy by Prof. Lindeman and Dr J A Hadfield in 1927; letters re Browne's Raymond Gooch Scholarship; two letters from [D M] Blair, Department of Anatomy, KCL 1931 and 1935; ephemera of the King's College Branch of the London Inter-Faculty Christian Union activities and bible camps 1929-1931; letter of congratulations on qualifying MBBS in 1933; resident appointments as House Physician at KCH; associate membership of KCL; some personal letters; some papers re legal cases involving Browne in the course of his role as a doctor at KCH

For additional material on specific aspects of education and training see separate files in series A.9-A.14

1926-1935

1 file

Originally in no particular order, now sorted into rough chronological order except where there are groups of letters to one person covering a number of years and these have been kept together.

Series A.8 was added to Section A in Dec 2006