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| 90 |
R.K. Wilson to Nora Sidgwick |
| 91 |
Evelyn Wimbush to Nora Sidgwick |
| 92 |
Edward Young to Nora Sidgwick |
| 93 |
Sir George Young to Henry Sidgwick |
| 94 see 101/99 |
John George Adami to Henry Sidgwick |
| 95 |
A.C. Armstrong of the Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut, to the Editor of the Nation, New York. |
| 96 |
William Bateson to Henry Sidgwick |
| 97 see 101/99;102 |
Edward G. Browne to Henry Sidgwick |
| 98 |
G.F. Browne to Henry Sidgwick |
| 99 |
Printed fly-sheet, including a letter on behalf of various members of Cambridge University. |
| 100 see 101/99;102 |
Horace Darwin to Henry Sidgwick |
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Additional Manuscripts c
| Title |
A.C. Armstrong of the Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut, to the Editor of the Nation, New York. |
| Reference |
101/95 |
| Covering Dates |
22/31 Jan 1901 |
| Extent and Medium |
1 doc |
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| Content and context |
| Typewritten copy of letter. Refers to the proposed memorial to HS in the 17 January issue of the Nation, in which his interest in the cause of female education is given 'as a chief reason why American students should subscribe to the memorial fund.' Asserts that there are other reasons also, and refers to HS' published writings on philosophy, ethics and economic science, for which, he claims, many students owe a great debt of gratitude. Refers also to HS' interest in American affairs, and his benevolent attitude to that country and to its scholars who came to study in Cambridge. |
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