Janus: Papers of John Couch Adams

St John's Library/Adams/Box 44 contains:
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2/3	'A mode of trisecting a plane rectilineal angle ... by the use of circles and straight lines only...' (Horsham, 1875)
2/4	'All articles of the Darwin faith' (London: Moffatt, Paige, and Co., 1875)
3/1	'First elements of religion' (Privately printed, 1889)
3/2	'Genealogical memoranda relating to the family of Newton' (London: Taylor and Co., 1871)
3/3	Resolution of the Philosophical Club to canvass the opinion of the Linnaean, Geological, Chemical and Astronomical Societies as to the desirability of their sharing a building.
3/4	Printed papers
4/1	'Geometric maps exhibiting the method of delineating curves through the intersections of trigonometric lines'
4/1a	'An easy rule for formulizing, by the binomial theorem, all epicyclical curves with one moving circle (Bi-Circloids of Perigal)'
4/1b	'Supplementary considerations to Mr. S.M. Drach's epicyclical papers'
4/1c	'Classification of ratios'
4/1d	'On the misuse of technical terms'
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Papers of John Couch Adams

Title	Printed papers
Reference	44/3/4
Creator	Council of the Royal Astronomical Society
Covering Dates	7 Apr. 1879–21 Apr. 1879
Extent and Medium	3p; paper

Content and context

Two papers circulated to the Council of the RAS, containing resolutions to be adopted, after publication of Sadler's comments on Smyth's Cycle of celestial objects. See also correspondence from various members of the Council: 6/14/1, 6/72/2, 9/31/1-5 etc.

Index Terms

Smyth, Charles Piazzi (1819-1900) astronomer

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