Item 239 - William Whewell to Richard Jones

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Add. MS c/51/239

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William Whewell to Richard Jones

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  • 27 June 1845 (Creation)

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3 pp.

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Whewell, William (1794-1866), college head and writer on the history and philosophy of science
(1794-1866)

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Trinity College Library, Cambridge

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Cliff Cottage, Lowestoft - With 'the passing of the Corn Bill I suppose the existence of our Conservative Ministry must be drawing rapidly to a close, and I suppose with that the days of the present Parliament and this I suppose will set you at liberty'. RJ should therefore come and visit them in Lowestoft. Robert Peel's popularity is such that not one newspaper (except perhaps the Globe) supports him: 'I suppose we shall have the election soon'.

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