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Glad he thinks Darwin's book 'The tides' worthy of translation into Hungarian; publication to members of the Society should be in two years; Murray will supply illustrations virtually at cost and send a copy of new edition; German translation has some additions by Darwin as an appendix

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Sends proposed additions for his book: drawings to follow; glad that translation is finished; seeks research references

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Wishes to correct a wrong date [of Galileo's blindness] in his book; glad to meet Kövesligethy at Strasbourg

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Received the book: thanks for Kövesligethy's hard work; it is better than English edition; Italian edition proposed; it would be good to have the manuscript of his changes and additions

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Presenting letters

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Artificial collection of single item or small collection accessions. Mainly correspondence but includes other papers.

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He wants to refer to Lithgow's book of travels which he lent her

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Artificial collection of single item or small collection accessions. Mainly correspondence but includes other papers.

Scope and Contents Butler's problem in reconciling 'the common duties of your profession with the higher instincts of your nature.'; Blunt will not blame him for taking paid employment in the Army; Blunt has never been 'a peace at any price believer'; but the British Empire presently recognises only self-interest, due to 'mongrelising of the race through the admission of all sorts of foreign elements into our body politic.'; Blunt belongs to a 'remote generation' and has 'no business to be living at all in the...

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He well send 'Saladin' [a horse] when Butler gives the word; sends a copy of his Irish book

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So overwhelmed by disasters in Turkey that he has been unable to write; Butler thinks of returning 'Saladin'; Blunt did not breed him, so he has no knowledge; his Irish book is appreciated in Ireland, not in England; the 'Gaelic American', New York, prints weekly extracts; he feels he has wasted thirty years in a lost cause, freedom in the East

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Invitation to Butler to visit

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Artificial collection of single item or small collection accessions. Mainly correspondence but includes other papers.

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Arrangements for meeting

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Anxious for a copy of introduction and catalogue with latest corrections; his article to appear in 'Musical Times'; he has begun one for 'Athenaeum'

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Congratulations on Nicholson's appointment to Tewkesbury Abbey; knows no pupil who could succeed Nicholson at Dover; appointments gained by Academy students

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He has written to Rodewald

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He is editing a new edition of [S.S.] Wesley's organ works; did Pyne ever hear Wesley play 'Choral Song' and Fugue in C, and if so, what registration did he use?; How did he treat ending of Andante in F?; he is writing to other Wesley pupils, hoping for information and consensus of opinion

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Travel arrangements; difficult to visit York

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Invitation to join choir

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Enclosing a photograph of himself

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He has words for the music; has added to some lines

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He wishes to add notes and libretto of 'Palestine', sent by [?], to his collection of 'Crotchiana'; Mann knew of Crotch's grandson William Duppa Crotch; a story of Crotch having kissed a girl student

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Artificial collection of single item or small collection accessions. Mainly correspondence but includes other papers.

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Artificial collection of single item or small collection accessions. Mainly correspondence but includes other papers.