| Trinity/Add.Ms.c/101 contains: |
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| 67/1 |
Frank Podmore to Nora Sidgwick |
| 67/2 |
Letter from Frank Podmore to the editor of the Daily Chronicle, extracted from the latter. |
| 68 |
Bernard Mallett (on behalf of the Political Economy Club) to Nora Sidgwick |
| 69 |
L.L. Price to Nora Sidgwick |
| 70 |
Sir G.W. Prothero to Nora Sidgwick |
| 71 |
James Robertson to Nora Sidgwick |
| 72 |
[Alys] Russell to Nora Sidgwick |
| 73 |
Janet C. Symonds to Nora Sidgwick |
| 74 |
Janet C. Symonds to Nora Sidgwick |
| 75 |
E.S. Talbot, bishop of Rochester, to Nora Sidgwick |
| 76 |
Charles H. Tawney to Nora Sidgwick |
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Additional Manuscripts c
| Title |
James Robertson to Nora Sidgwick |
| Reference |
101/71 |
| Covering Dates |
1 Sep 1900 |
| Extent and Medium |
1 doc |
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| Content and context |
| Writes to express his sympathy, and that of his wife, with NS on the death of HS. Reports that they read 'a short but discriminating account' of him in the Scotsman of that day, 'which shews appreciation of the influence he has exerted on his generation.' Declares that he is glad to have known him, and refers to HS' desire 'to do justice to both sides in all questions.' Of his conversation, claims that it had 'a flavour of interest, humour and intellect which made it delightful to talk with him on the least important subject..' Claims that he and his wife have prayed for HS since hearing of his illness. |
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