Janus: Papers of William Kingdon Clifford

Trinity/CLIF/E3 contains:
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6	Notes (possibly a draft syllabus for a lecture) beginning 'Importance of establishing connections between different branches of scientific enquiry . . .'
7	Notes (possibly a draft syllabus for a lecture) containing a definition of research, a classification of the kinds of scientific apparatus, and a list of 'phenomena produced or controlled'.
8	Notes beginning 'We Secularists also hold opinions which may reasonably be called negative by those who hold the contrary opinions'; with geometrical notes on the back.
9-16	Miscellaneous mathematical notes.
17	Part of a letter from W. K. Clifford to [William or Mary F. Clifford, or both].
18	Letter from J. Challis to W. K. Clifford.
19	Transcripts of two passages from The Principles of Science [by W. Stanley Jevons], with reference to Tait's Thermodynamics.
20	List of Arabic physicians and scientists.
21	Draft syllabus of Clifford's paper 'The Ethics of Belief'.
22	Beginning of an abortive letter.
23	Notes beginning 'But to the question "How do I come to exist, having just such a conscience as I have?" I answer after the teaching of Mr Darwin'.
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