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William Gosse, c1877

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TitleDr William GosseUnique IDUA-00006120Alternate ID1151-0014Date1877-1883FormatPhotographDescription

Black and white photograph. [2 copies]

B:c1813; D: 20 July 1883.

Elected the first Warden of the Senate of the University of Adelaide, which position he filled until the time of his death, with one interval.

Father of Dr Charles Gosse.

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William Gosse, c1877 (1877-1883), [UA-00006120] . Adelaide University, accessed 25/01/2026, https://connect.adelaide.edu.au/nodes/view/6317

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