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Add. MS c/103/112 · Unidad documental simple · [17 Nov 1900]
Parte de Additional Manuscripts c

Quoting a letter from Leslie Stephen to K.S. States that he would like her to say that he has nearly finished his article [on Henry Sidgwick, for Mind; cf 103/111], which, because of its brevity, is inadequate. Believes that if there is 'a fair supply of letters, a singularly interesting life might be written.' Does not know whether Nora Sidgwick would undertake it herself.

Add. MS c/99/112 · Unidad documental simple · [1869?]
Parte de Additional Manuscripts c

Asks her to ask Mr Horton what is the exact nature of information he requires, since he cannot ask [George Granville?] Bradley for information generally 'when he has given in the printed paper what [HS supposes] he thinks enough.' Suggests that Arthur could ask 'a [United] Usher.' Comments that the poem Lady Grace by Miss Smedley 'though not great is good reading.'

Correspondence with N Sutton
THMG/J/112 · Unidad documental compuesta · 1933–1934
Parte de Papers of Sir George Paget Thomson

Concerns investigations into crystal structure of protective films on metals. Includes typescript 'Report on protective coating acquired by magnesium alloy during chromate treatment', by R.O. Jenkins.

Add. MS c/67/112 · Unidad documental simple · 28 Dec. 1855
Parte de Additional Manuscripts c

He admits that Columbus' egg is a myth. Discusses the relationship of obtuseness or acuteness of sides to obtuse and acute angles in a spherical triangle and proposes a theorem; has found nothing in the literature of the affections of oblique triangles. Accompanied by a drawing of a [spherical triangle?] with the note, "Yours came in after I had written the above. You are right, as here appears."