| St John's Library/Benians/C contains: |
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| C37 |
Typescript letter from Benians to Harold Jeffreys |
| C38 |
Typescript letter signed from Peggy S. Humphrey to Benians |
| C39 |
Typescript copy of letter from Dr Abraham Flexner, Princeton University, to Benians |
| C40 |
Typescript letter from Benians to Dr K.K. Darrow, Bell Telephone Laboratories New York |
| C41 |
Typescript copy of letter from W.L. Sperry, Dean of Harvard Divinity School, to Benians |
| C42 |
Typescript letter from Benians to S.C. Roberts, Secretary of Press Syndicate Cambridge University Press |
| C43 |
Typescript letter from Benians to W.L. Sperry, Dean of Harvard Divinity School |
| C44 |
Typescript letter from Benians to S.C. Roberts, Secretary of Press Syndicate Cambridge University Press |
| C45 |
Typescript letter from Benians to Dr Abraham Flexner, Princeton University |
| C46 |
Typescript letter from Benians to Prof. E.D. Adrian |
| C47 |
Typescript letter from Benians to Peggy S. Humphrey |
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Papers of Ernest Alfred Benians
| Title |
Typescript letter signed from Dr K.K. Darrow, Bell Telephone Laboratories New York, to Benians |
| Reference |
C52 |
| Covering Dates |
23 July 1943 |
| Extent and Medium |
1p; paper |
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| Content and context |
D flattered by B's offer. Letter reached D in California after delay caused by his travels. D be glad to have further word from Secretary of C.U.P. giving more details. 'The organisation of American science' not lend itself to inclusion in American library series - is no organistion of American science in that there no directing committee under which subjects of research scientists chosen so as to form integrated whole. Something like this might exist during war but cannot be discussed until war over. |
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