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| 37 |
Mary A. Ewart to Nora Sidgwick |
| 38/1 |
Mary A. Ewart to Nora Sidgwick |
| 38/2-41 |
Printed review by H. Addinton Bruce of Henry Sidgwick: a Memoir, extracted from the Outlook of 6 October 1906. |
| 39 |
Herbert Fisher to Nora Sidgwick |
| 40 |
Augusta Freshfield to Nora Sidgwick |
| 41 |
Alice Gardner to Nora Sidgwick |
| 42 |
Alice Gardner to Nora Sidgwick |
| 43 |
Alice Gardner to Nora Sidgwick |
| 44 [see 103/41] |
MS notes by P[ercy] Gardner on his relationship with HS. Claims that their relationship in 1870 was 'so unusual, and place[s] his kindness in so striking a light', that he [Gardner] is tempted briefly to record it. |
| 45 |
Helen Gladstone to Nora Sidgwick |
| 46 |
Helen Gladstone to Nora Sidgwick |
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Additional Manuscripts c
| Title |
Alice Gardner to Nora Sidgwick |
| Reference |
103/41 |
| Covering Dates |
30 Mar 1904 |
| Extent and Medium |
1 doc |
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| Content and context |
| Refers to having mentioned to NS her brother 'P's relation with Mr. Sidgwick', and to NS having asked her if she had any letter 'giving impressions as to his teaching.' Reports that she spoke to her brother on this subject, and that the latter sent to her 'the enclosed' [included?]. With reference to one sentence in it in relation to HS' treatment of 'the undergraduates who came to the lectures', states that she is certain that her brother did not mean that HS did not pay them enough attention, and that he thought that 'discussion with a quite young man, at that time a very enthusiastic Kantian, might be as good for them as the reception of his own more matured ideas.' |
| Index Terms |
| Gardner, Alice (1854-1927) historian |
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