Item 14 - Draft of conditions to be agreed before the acceptance of the position of Tutor or Assistant Tutor

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O./12.54d/14

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Draft of conditions to be agreed before the acceptance of the position of Tutor or Assistant Tutor

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  • [1820s-1830s?] (Creation)

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'Trin. Coll. The Master has so strong a conviction of the importance of the presence in all public occasions and of a vigilant superintendence and active co-operation of the Tutors and of their Assistants, in all parts of College Discipline that it seems necessary (before your acceptance of the office or Tutor, or of Assistant Tutor), to desire your consent to the following particulars, (1) Your attendance at Chapel in the mornings - as much as may be; and on all evenings, when you are not engaged by company at home or elsewhere'... Incomplete.

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      Originally tied loosely, with other papers, between pp. 172-173 of O.12.54a, Christopher Wordsworth's 'Red Book Vol. 1'

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