Primary Sources
Archival collections related to Burt in the United Kingdom.
- Liverpool University Special Collection and Archives holds Burt's personal papers (Ref: D191), and the papers of his secretary Margarethe Archer, (Ref: D432).
- The British Psychological Society History of Psychology Centre holds Burt's correspondence and reprints, c1920-1971 .
- Oxford University: Bodleian Library, Special Collections and Western Manuscripts holds Burt's correspondence with CD Darlington, 1960–1966, and correspondence with Society for Protection of Science and Learning, 193-1934 (Ref: SPSL) .
- Imperial College, University of London, Archives and Corporate Records Unit holds Burt's correspondence with Herbert Dingle, 1951-1959 (Ref: H Dingle collection) .
- University College London (UCL), University of London, Special Collections holds letters from Burt to LS Penrose, (Ref: Penrose) .
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