Correspondence of Frederick Orpen Bower, Robert Chapman Davie to Joseph Doyle

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The correspondence of Frederick Orpen Bower is arranged in alphabetical order. This subseries includes correspondence with friends, colleagues and acquaintances from around the world.

Correspondence of Frederick Orpen Bower, Robert Chapman Davie to Joseph Doyle consists of:

• letters concerning job applications, World War One and the experiences of Robert Chapman Davie in France, the death from influenza of Robert Chapman Davie on his return from France, Irish politics and civil war, the controversy between the ecologists and the physiologists, research into ferns, travel and publishing.

• Applications for Positions
• Appointment to Office
• Botanists
• Botany
• Civil War
• Death
• Ecologists
• Employment
• Ferns
• Influenza
• Irish Politics
• Physiologists
• Research
• Scholarly Publishing
• World War, 1914-1918

• Bower | Frederick Orpen | 1855-1948 | regius professor of botany, University of Glasgow
• Davie | Robert Chapman | 1887-1919 | lecturer in botany, University of Edinburgh
• Doyle | Joseph | fl1916 | assistant to the professor of botany, University College, Dublin

• France