Item 10 - Receipt from Sydney C. Cockerell, Director of the Fitzwilliam Museum for the loan of a letter by Isaac Newton

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Add. MS c/83/10

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Receipt from Sydney C. Cockerell, Director of the Fitzwilliam Museum for the loan of a letter by Isaac Newton

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  • 27 Jan. 1922 (Creation)

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Acknowledges receipt of a Newton letter dated 3 July 1684. With later note below, 'Received again by Trinity 20 Mar. 1990. DMcK [David McKitterick, Librarian of Trinity College].

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      Newton note part of the Cullum autograph collection.

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      The borrowed Newton item is identified as part of the Cullum bequest [the Cullum autograph collection]. The note is signed by Newton and recommends Captain [Daniel] Newhouse's proposed book 'The whole Art of Navigation'. The verso contains a similar recommendation signed by Thomas Street.

      When the Newton note returned it was filed in this folder but in 2021 was rehoused with the Cullum collection and given the shelfmark Cullum O.28.

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