'Civil Service Classes: Civil Service of India' (file)

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Title:: 'Civil Service Classes: Civil Service of India'

Collection:: KAS/AC2: SECRETARY'S OFFICE, King's College London academic department administrative records

Archive reference:: KAS/AC2/F61

Catalogue record URL (AtoM):: https://archives.kingscollections.org/index.php/kas-ac2

Level of description:: Collection

Date of material:: 1895-1901

Creator:: King's College London

Source collection title:: KAS/AC2

Description (scope):: Regulations concerning admission and examinations, sample papers, published results, syllabi and King's prospectus for the Indian Civil Service Division, Faculty of Arts.

Copyright:: King's College London Archives

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Title:: Prospectus. King's College London. Faculty of Arts. Indian Civil Service Division. August 1898.

Archive reference:: KAS/AC2/F61

Date of material:: 1898

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myself? Great as the expectations naturally are from anybody desirous to fill the position of Professor in such a College as King's College is, I can confidently say that I am fully competent to teach those two languages there. I have lived the greatest part of my life in the East & chiefly amongst Turks; I have been in a Turkish College, have had transactions with the Ottoman Porte & have occupied a position in Her Majesty's Service. I have most valuable & interesting documents at my disposal to facilitate to the pupil the study of Turkish. In the same time I beg to be honored with your advice whether I cd [ie, could] with propriety remain in the Dept where I am in case I shd [ie, should] become a lecturer, or whether I should enter the theological Department at once. I have the honor to be Revd & dear Sir Your most obedt Servt [ie, obedient Servant] G Leitner.

fullscreen: Letters, 1858, to the Secretary of King’s College London from Gottlieb Leitner (file)

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