Peterborough Deanery. Prize essays, reviews of George Grote's history of Greece suggests that it is better than that of Thirlwall.
Correspondence mainly re proposed collection of essays and lectures by Frisch, to be published under the title 'Looking at Atoms'; includes Frisch's suggested list of material (July 1957) and readers' reports (January 1958).
Will do all he can to ensure the return of CJM for Gloucester, still tired by hundreds of miles of travel in Transcaucasus, in the case of Home Rule the men of Ulster will fight, to meet with Unionist Quakers
71 Onslow Square. - Condolences on the death of Lady Houghton.
30 Cumnor Hill, near Oxford.—Comments on the letter to himself in Greg’s book (Some Aspects and Problems of London Publishing).
India House.—Encloses photographs taken during the Pethick-Lawrences’ visit to the Integral Coach Factory in December (cf. 2/135-6).
(Signed as Principal Private Secretary.)
Visit to Norwich to preach with Edward Bickersteth and others: Norwich
Thanks Shaffer for the opportunity to play Mozart, has written to Tadashi Suzuki about Shaffer's upcoming trip to Japan and encourages him to get in touch.
Thanks Sidgwick for 'a full and clear reply' [ADD.MS.c/100/93], and claims that the latter's views 'exactly coincide' with his, in relation to the 'argument' in question. Asks Sidgwick who is the chief logician in his university. Recommends 'Magic Pens' to him.
Bequeaths selected verses: earliest is the hunting song and last the Magnus Annus; nobody has ever seen them before; 'I never sought celebrity by any Printing - I don't care, after [his death?]'
The second notebook of four into which G. N. Wilson copied chapters XII-XXI of Ramanujan's Notebook 2, catalogued as Add.Ms.b.105-107A. Envelope carries notes by B. M. Wilson.
Sin títuloCarbon copy of letter from R. A. Butler to A.J.F. Farquhar , 29 Jul. 1953
Correspondence, 1945, 1947-1949, 1971, 1991.