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William Whewell: translation of part of Voss' Luise
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A draft of a translation of the poem, picking up from the last lines of the printed version of part of the poem, which has been bound in front of the draft.
Two letters from W. Hepworth DIxon to William Whewell
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Asks Whewell's opinion of his interpretation of new research into Bacon's submission and confession and speculates that the final book on Bacon will not be written in their time.
Two letters from J. G. Lockhart to [William Whewell]
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Two letters; the first requesting him to write a review of Mrs Somerville's [On the connexion of the physical sciences], the second his thanks for the 'spirited review'.
Two letters from J. G. Lockhart to [William Whewell]
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Two letters concerning Whewell's article on Herschel.
Transcript of an entry in a Stationers’ Register, dated 17 Feb. 1606
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(Letter-head of the Houghton Library.)
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Longmans, Green, & Co., 6 & 7 Clifford Street, London, W.1.—They cite a review of V. L. Griffith's Experiments in Education.
Postcard from Willi Bang to W. W. Greg
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(Undated. Postmarked 29(?) Jan. 1905.)
Photograph of Alfred W. Pollard on the beach
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Photograph of a view of the Cam through a gate in the cloisters of Trinity College
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Part of a letter to W. W. Greg
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Transcript
[…]
In your Court Records p. 93 (13 April 1603) you may care to refer to Arber II. 38. There was a London edition of the Lepanto published by Stafford and Hooke, 1603. A copy was in Bindley IV. 410—Heber IV. 1189—Britwell (private cat. of Eng. poetry II. 220, but not, apparently sold at Sotheby’s, see Checklist). See Arber III. 232.
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Part of a letter from Allan H. Stevenson to W. W. Greg
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(Place of writing not indicated.)—Discusses watermarks in quartos in the Huntington Library.
Part of a letter from —— to Sir Walter Greg
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Note from Cornelius Gulielmus Opzoomer to William Whewell
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Presentation note.
Most of the items included in this category are letters, and most are connected with the publications into which they are inserted.
Trinity College Library, Cambridge
Letter from William H. R. Jessop to William Whewell
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Presentation letter.
Letter from W. H. Smyth to William Whewell
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Presentation letter, thanks him for his kindness in Cambridge. 'I wish I had that Library of yours about a mile under my Lee.'
Letter from W. Forsyth to William Whewell
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Presentation letter.
Letter from W. A. Raleigh to W. W. Greg
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Letter from Sylvain Van de Weyer to William Whewell
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Presentation letter.
Letter from Sydney C. Cockerell to W. W. Greg
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(An engraved form, filled up by hand, including an engraving of the Museum by E. H. New, 1910.)
Letter from R. Gwatkin to William Whewell
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Barrow Vicarage - Presenting a work in which he attempts to reconcile 'modern geology and the scriptural account of the creation, as given in Genesis 1'; congratulates him on becoming Master of Trinity.
Letter from R. C. Neville to William Whewell
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Presentation letter, attributes the title to a suggestion made by Whewell in 1854.
Letter from Peter Alexander to W. W. Greg
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Letter from John G. Macvicar to [William Whewell]
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Manse of Moffat - Has brought his researches to their simplest form and have now only one law to deal with instead of three; hopes Chemistry will adopt his views or those of a similar order before too long.
Letter from J. W. Wilkins to William Whewell
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64 Pall Mall - Sends the essay, written to dispel the author's misconceptions of political and military history, thanks him for his support of his application to an India examinership, which was not successful.
Letter from J. W. Wilkins to William Whewell
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Oxford & Camb Club, Pall Mall - Presents his pamphlet; the 'Government Bill seems aimed against every Liberal Interest & among other evils, it would, I think, extinguish academical representation & place the elections entirely in the hands of the proverbial clergy.'
Letter from J. W. Wilkins to William Whewell
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Presentation letter.
Letter from J. F. Ferrier to [William Whewell]
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Thanks him for the examination questions. Is glad that Mr Grote thinks the Institutes is worthy of contributing something to the field of study.