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Add. MS c/99/120
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Letter from Henry Sidgwick to his mother
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- Apr 1867 (Creation)
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(1838-1900)
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Announces that he would like to hold a dinner party, to which he would invite Temple, [Jex-]Blake, Scott, Wilson, Kitchener, Philpotts, [Lee?] Warner, or some of them. States that she may leave the 'other matter' until he comes. Explains that he does not want [Robert] Williams asked as his friend, as he has only just met him, and believes it to be quite strange 'to make that sort of advances to men'. Undertakes to entertain the man if he is asked entirely on his mother's and William's account. States that he will come on Friday at 7.
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- Sidgwick, Mary (d 1879), mother of Henry Sidgwick (Subject)
- Temple, Frederick (1821-1902) Archbishop of Canterbury (Subject)
- Blake, Thomas William Jex - (1832-1915), headmaster and Dean of Wells (Subject)
- Scott, Edward Ashley (1830-1905) schoolmaster (Subject)
- Wilson, James Maurice (1836-1931), headmaster and Church of England clergyman (Subject)
- Kitchener, Francis Elliot (1838-1915) Headmaster of Newcastle High School, Newcastle-under-Lyme (Subject)
- Phillpotts, James Surtees (1839-1930) headmaster and author (Subject)
- Warner, Henry Lee- (1842-1925) schoolmaster (Subject)
- Williams, Robert (c 1843-1886) barrister (Subject)
- Sidgwick, William Carr (1834-1919), fellow and tutor at Merton College, Oxford (Subject)