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<strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan, 180671’Maxine P.M. Merrington, 1989‘Memoir <strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan’ Sophia De Morgan.1882‘Threescore years and ten: reminiscences <strong>of</strong> the lateSophia Elizabeth De Morgan: to which are addedletters to and from her husband, the late Augustus DeMorgan, and others’ Mary A. De Morgan (ed.) 1895‘Catalogue <strong>of</strong> pottery by William de Morgan’ RogerPinkham, c1973‘Rare spirit: a life <strong>of</strong> William De Morgan, 18391911’1997‘William De Morgan’ William Gaunt and M.D.E.ClaytonStamm, 1971‘William De Morgan and his wife’ A. M. W. Stirling,1922‘William De Morgan tiles’ Jon Catleugh; with essays byElizabeth Aslin and Alan CaigerSmith, 1983Archival history:This material was acquired at auction from Christies inNovember 1990. There is no information in theChristies' catalogue entry concerning the provenance<strong>of</strong> the collection, but there is evidence within thecollection that this material was collected together byJoan Antrobus, as a result <strong>of</strong> her relationship with MollyDe Morgan and Wilhelmina Stirling.Scope and content: Papers <strong>of</strong> the De Morgan family,(17561928), comprising material relating to thesuffragette movement, such as photographs,newspapers, press cuttings and pamphlets;correspondence <strong>of</strong> Augustus de Morgan, withcorrespondents including Sir Frederick Richard Pollock,Sir George Biddle Airy, Sir John William Lubbock, JohnWrottesley (2nd Baron Wrottesley), John RadfordYoung, Sir John Frederick William Herschel, andGeneral Sir John Briggs; correspondence <strong>of</strong> William DeMorgan, mainly with members <strong>of</strong> his family and SirEdward Coley Burne Jones; material relating to the deMorgan and Frend families, notably familyphotographs, drawings, letters, legal documents and5
publication <strong>of</strong> Mary De Morgan's works<strong>MS913</strong>D/3 Business and financial papers<strong>MS913</strong>E Papers <strong>of</strong> Molly De Morgan<strong>MS913</strong>E/1 Family correspondence<strong>MS913</strong>E/2 Personal and pr<strong>of</strong>essional correspondence<strong>MS913</strong>E/3 Papers relating to Molly De Morgan'spolitical and social interests<strong>MS913</strong>E/4 Other personal papers belonging to MollyDe Morgan<strong>MS913</strong>F Papers <strong>of</strong> Edward Lindsey De Morgan'sfamily<strong>MS913</strong>F/1 Correspondence and papers<strong>MS913</strong>G Papers <strong>of</strong> Joan Antrobus<strong>MS913</strong>G/1 Correspondence<strong>MS913</strong>G/2 Genealogical material<strong>MS913</strong>G/3 Personal papers<strong>MS913</strong>G/4 Photographs<strong>MS913</strong>H Papers <strong>of</strong> Wilhelmina Stirling<strong>MS913</strong>H/1 Correspondence<strong>MS913</strong>I Correspondence inserted in publishedbooks from the De Morgan Library1898194218661922c18701975c1944,1958196014821882CONDITIONS OF ACCESS AND USE AREAConditions governing access: Access to thiscollection is unrestricted for the purpose <strong>of</strong> privatestudy and personal research within the supervisedenvironment and restrictions <strong>of</strong> the Library’sPalaeolography Room. Consultation is by appointmentonly with 24 hours notice.Conditions governing reproduction: Copies may bemade, subject to the condition <strong>of</strong> the original. Copyingmust be undertaken by the Palaeolography Room staffwho will need a minimum <strong>of</strong> 24 hours to processrequests.Language/scripts <strong>of</strong> material: English, French,German, Italian.ALLIED MATERIALS AREAThe Beinecke Library, Yale <strong>University</strong>, has papers.King's School, Canterbury, Kent, holds a manuscript <strong>of</strong>'Bianca'; the British Library holds papers relating to areport on the possible manufacture <strong>of</strong> pottery in Egypt,18921896 (Ref: eg MS 3293).7
<strong>MS913</strong>/1 De Morgan family photographs c18801920Photographs <strong>of</strong> members <strong>of</strong> the De Morgan family,such as William De Morgan and his wife Evelyn. Thereare also various photographs <strong>of</strong> the family <strong>of</strong> hisbrother Edward, mainly his niece Mary De Morgan,more usually referred to as 'Molly'. Many <strong>of</strong> thephotographs relating to Molly reflect her interests insinging and the performing arts.<strong>MS913</strong>/1/1 Photographs <strong>of</strong> William De Morgan, Molly DeMorgan and Evelyn De MorganBlack and white photographs <strong>of</strong> William De Morgan,Molly De Morgan and Evelyn De Morgan:(i) William De Morgan with his niece Molly DeMorgan (undated)(ii) Head and shoulders photograph <strong>of</strong> William DeMorgan, photographed by Elliot & Fry <strong>of</strong> 55 BakerStreet (undated)(iii) Head and shoulders shot <strong>of</strong> William De Morganadjoining a head and shoulders shot <strong>of</strong> his wifeEvelyn De Morgan (undated)(iv) Formal head and shoulder shot <strong>of</strong> William DeMorgan, photographed by Elliot & Fry for inclusion inthe supplement to The Bookman, (1910, August)c1880c19004 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>/1/2 Photographs <strong>of</strong> Molly De Morgan c1890c1920Photographs <strong>of</strong> Molly De Morgan and othermembers <strong>of</strong> her immediate family:(i) Three quarter length photograph <strong>of</strong> Molly's sisterMinda De Morgan reclining on a s<strong>of</strong>a (undated)(ii) Enlarged version <strong>of</strong> the aforementionedphotograph(iii) Head and shoulders photograph <strong>of</strong> Molly DeMorgan with the text ‘Yours affectionately Molly deMorgan’ written on it in the lefthand bottom corner(undated)(iv) Head and shoulders photograph <strong>of</strong> Molly DeMorgan aged 12, photographed by Elliot & Fry(undated)(v) Full length photograph <strong>of</strong> Molly De Morgan in agarden setting, photographed by Elliot & Fry, (1907)(vi) Head and shoulders photograph <strong>of</strong> Molly DeMorgan, (1907)(vii) Full length photograph <strong>of</strong> Molly's sister Minda DeMorgan to the left wearing classical dress in a11
<strong>University</strong>, and that Society also published a famouswork by De Morgan The Differential and IntegralCalculus. In 1849 he published Trigonometry anddouble algebra in which he gave a geometricinterpretation <strong>of</strong> complex numbers. He recognised thepurely symbolic nature <strong>of</strong> algebra and he was aware <strong>of</strong>the existence <strong>of</strong> algebras other than ordinary algebra.He introduced De Morgan's laws and his greatestcontribution is as a reformer <strong>of</strong> mathematical logic.De Morgan was elected in May 1828 a fellow <strong>of</strong> theAstronomical Society, he was placed on its council in1830. He was secretary from 1831 to 1838 and from1848 to 1854, and at other periods held <strong>of</strong>fice as vicepresident.He also became a member <strong>of</strong> the Societyfor the Diffusion <strong>of</strong> Useful Knowledge (SDUK), foundedby Lord Brougham and others in 1826. It publishedsome <strong>of</strong> his early writings, and he contributed a greatnumber <strong>of</strong> articles to its other publications: the PennyCyclopaedia, for which he wrote about 850 <strong>of</strong> thearticles, the Quarterly Journal <strong>of</strong> Education, and theunfortunately shortlived Biographical Dictionary. Healso published with the society an Elements <strong>of</strong> Algebra(1835), and, especially, a massive and highlevelTreatise on the Differential and Integral Calculus,which appeared in instalments between 1836 and1842. He became a member <strong>of</strong> the committee in 1843.(The society was dissolved in 1846.)De Morgan died on 18 March 1871 at his home, 6Merton Road, Hampstead, and was buried in KensalGreen cemetery. At the end <strong>of</strong> his life his libraryconsisted <strong>of</strong> about three thousand volumes. He was agenuine bookhunter, though his means compelled himto limit himself to occasional treasures from bookstalls.He made many amusing marginal and learnedannotations, and turned his bibliographical researchesto a good account in his historical writings. His librarywas bought after his death by Lord Overstone andpresented to the <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>London</strong>, where itbecame part <strong>of</strong> the <strong>University</strong> Library at its foundation.<strong>MS913</strong>A/1 Family correspondence 18261870Personal correspondence between Augustus DeMorgan, his wife Sophia and their childrenconcerning family and social matters. Includes somecorrespondence between Augustus and his fatherinlawWilliam Frend.15
<strong>MS913</strong>A/1/1 Letters from Augustus De Morgan to SophiaFrendThree letters from Augustus De Morgan to his laterwife Sophia prior to their marriage in August 1837(c1836).Three papers in Augustus De Morgan's hand,probably intended for Sophia. These papers areaccompanied by a bookmark stating that they relateto a letter from William Frend to Augustus DeMorgan (1836 September 2) 'which is at CUL ADD7887':'An unriddling <strong>of</strong> wonders, being to the effect andpurpose hereinafter stated' (undated)'A very good storyand true' (undated)'Problem, submitted to a Committee <strong>of</strong> Ladiesresiding in and about Acton. Dispute betweeneveryone and every other one' (undated).c18363 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>A/1/2 Correspondence between Augustus and SophiaDe MorganThirteen letters from Augustus De Morgan to hiswife Sophia; three letters and one part letter fromSophia to Augustus concerning family and socialmatters (18561858, 1870)18561858,187016 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>A/1/3 Letters between Augustus De Morgan and hischildrenLetters between Augustus De Morgan and hischildren:Picture letter to all his children, with folder(undated)Fragment <strong>of</strong> letter to Elizabeth Alice (c1845)Letter to Mary Augusta (1863 August 18)Two letters to Augustus De Morgan from HelenChristiana (c1865)c1845c18635 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>A/1/4 Letters between Augustus De Morgan andfamily membersThree letters between Augustus De Morgan andmembers <strong>of</strong> his family:Elizabeth De Morgan to her son Augustus DeMorgan concerning family matters (1826 April 11)William Frend to Augustus De Morgan concerning1826183816
mathematics (1838 October 1)Augustus De Morgan to his fatherinlaw WilliamFrend, concerning social and family matters (1835September 17)3 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>A/2 Personal and pr<strong>of</strong>essional correspondence 18241874Correspondence between Augustus De Morgan andvarious correspondents, mainly fellowmathematicians such as John Radford Young andastronomers such as George Airy concerning issuesarising from mathematical and astronomical queries.<strong>MS913</strong>A/2/2 concerns correspondence withReverend Samuel Maitland concerning spiritualmatters, while <strong>MS913</strong>A/2/3 concerns family andsocial matters.<strong>MS913</strong>A/2/1 Letters to Augustus De Morgan from GeorgeAiryFourteen letters to Augustus De Morgan fromGeorge Airy concerning astronomical mattersduring Airy's tenure as astronomer royal at theRoyal Observatory Greenwich, (1852 January 3 to1853 October 11)1852185314 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>A/2/10 Letters from Augustus De Morgan to HenryBroughamFive letters from Augustus De Morgan to HenryBrougham first Baron Brougham and Vaux,concerning mathematical matters etc. (1851), witha letter from William Brougham second BaronBrougham and Vaux to Sophia De Morganenclosed with the letters he had sent back to her(1874)185118746 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>A/2/11 Letters from Augustus De Morgan to Pr<strong>of</strong>essorDochTen letters from Augustus De Morgan to Pr<strong>of</strong>essorDoch, concerning mathematical and other matters(18491869)1849186910 items in envelope17
<strong>MS913</strong>A/2/12 Letters from Augustus De Morgan tomiscellaneous correspondentsCorrespondents are as follows:Thomas Galloway concerning academicappointments (1838)Sir John Herschel concerning Herschel's memoiretc., five copy letters (1844c1859)Jelinger Symons concerning mathematicalmatters (1856)William Whewell concerning mathematicalmatters (1858)anonymous correspondent De Morgan writes todefend his wife Sophia to the respondentconcerning an earlier letter from Sophia to therespondent which related to religious matters(undated)1838c18599 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>A/2/13 Letter to Augustus De Morgan from WilliamShanksOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from WilliamShanks (1867 November 12). Previouslyaccompanied William Shanks’ Contributions tomathematics’ as a loose item, transferred to<strong>MS913</strong>.1867One item in envelope.<strong>MS913</strong>A/2/2 Letters to Augustus De Morgan from the Rev.Samuel R. MaitlandFive letters to Augustus De Morgan from theReverend Samuel Maitland, concerning spiritualand other matters, (1850 June 20 to 1855 June 13)185018555 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>A/2/3 Letters to Augustus De Morgan from A. Neate 18471868Letters to Augustus De Morgan from Arthur Neate,concerning family and social matters, (1847December 22 to 1868 January 30)20 items in envelope18
<strong>MS913</strong>A/2/9 Letters to Augustus De Morgan frommiscellaneous correspondentsLetters to Augustus De Morgan from the followingcorrespondents concerning astronomical, socialand mathematical matters:(i) William Allen (1824)(ii) George Boole (1862)(iii) General John Briggs, uncle to Augustus DeMorgan by marriage, three letters (18271831)(iv) W. Buckland (1840)(v) J.C. Childen (c1837)(vi) S.W. Colby (1835)(vii) Pr<strong>of</strong>essor Doch (1838)(viii) Robert Eden, two letters (18501851)(ix) Norman Macleod Ferrers (1861)(x) John Finlaison, three letters (1853)(xi) Thomas Galloway, two letters (1839, undated)(xii) John Graves (part letter, 1845)(xiii) Olinthus Gregory, two letters (1832, 1835)(xiv) Klaus Gude (1863)(xv) H.H. Hamilton, two letters (18511866)(xvi) W.R. Hamilton (1854)(xvii) Peter Hardy, two letters (1849, undated)(xviii) James Heywood (1849)(xix) Rev. William M Heald, two letters (1862,undated)(xx) Thomas Henderson (1834)(xxi) Margaret B. Herschel (1857)(xxii) Isabella Herschel (1857)(xxiii) H Holden (undated)(xxiv) Stephen Lee (1839)(xxv) J. Levy (undated)(xxvi) Sir John Lubbock, four letters (1834,undated)(xxvii) Monck Mason (1837)(xxviii) David Mason (1865)(xxix) George Peacock, two letters (1843, undated)(xxx) Robert Reece (1850)(xxxi) Paul Roget (1864)(xxxii) Anne Sheepshanks, one letter and twoenclosures written by De Morgan (18471862)(xxxiii) Robert Smirke (undated)(xxxiv) Augustus Frederick, Duke <strong>of</strong> Sussex (1835)(xxxv) Emmerson Tennent (undated)(xxxvi) Robert Tennent (1849)(xxxvii) Thomas Thorpe, three letters (18241836)(xxxviii) Henry Weir (1838)(xxxix) Nicholas Wiseman, two letters (1845,undated)(xl) Sir John Wrottesley, four letters (18511852)1824186620
(xli) 'DL' (1838)(xlii) 'EML' (undated)(xliii) Eleven letters and other manuscripts withoutsignature or illegible (1844, 1852, 1860, 1863,undated)c 82 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>A/3 Published and unpublished writings c18301867Printed pamphlets and unpublished notes andessays by Augustus De Morgan concerningmathematical and scientific matters. <strong>MS913</strong>A/3/2includes a paper drawn by Augustus but originatingfrom suggestions by his wife Sophia.<strong>MS913</strong>A/3/1 Printed pamphlets written by Augustus DeMorganPrinted pamphlets written by Augustus De Morgan:'Remarks on an accusation made by theproprietors <strong>of</strong> the Encyclopaedia Metropoitana'(1838)'On partial differential equations <strong>of</strong> the first order'(1852)'Companion to the Almanac for 1853: Generalinformation on subjects <strong>of</strong> mathematics, naturalphilosophy and history' (1853)'Notes on the history <strong>of</strong> the English coinage' (1855)'First speech <strong>of</strong> the <strong>London</strong> Mathematical Society'(1865)'Copy <strong>of</strong> a letter written by Augustus De Morgan...in answer to one enclosing a request that he wouldsit for a picture or bust' (1867)183818677 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>A/3/2 Unpublished notes and essays by Augustus DeMorganUnpublished notes and essays by Augustus DeMorgan:'A full report <strong>of</strong> the recent debate on the question:Are gentlemen at liberty to blow their nosescontrary to the will <strong>of</strong> the pr<strong>of</strong>essor' (undated)'A question in the history <strong>of</strong> every science'(undated)Paper concerning a protest against slavery annotated 'suggested by S(ophia) E(lizabeth) Dec1830c185221
Morgan, drawn up by Augustus De Morgan' (1852)3 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>A/4 Other papers belonging to Augustus De Morgan 17531868Various printed material presumably collected byAugustus De Morgan for research and referencespurposes, concerning mathematical, astronomicaland spiritual matters. <strong>MS913</strong>A/4/2 concerns a grant<strong>of</strong> exclusive right <strong>of</strong> burial for his daughter ElizbethAlice, who died in 1853.<strong>MS913</strong>A/4/1 Miscellaneous printed research materials 17531868Miscellaneous printed research materials:'The new style the true style: or the reason foraltering the style laid down in a plain and easymanner and the objections to the new styleanswered so far as religion is concerned', a sermonby P. Lloyd, curate <strong>of</strong> Roxwell in Essex, (1753)'A catalogue <strong>of</strong> the mean right ascensions <strong>of</strong> 36principal Stars Jan. 1, 1790', by Nevil Maskelyne(1790)'On the origin <strong>of</strong> force' and 'Sensorial vision', twotracts by Sir John Herschel, bound together (1858)'The yard, the pendulum and the metre consideredin reference to the choice <strong>of</strong> a standard length', bySir John Herschel (1863)'On musical scales', by Sir John Herschel (1868)5 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>A/4/2 Grant <strong>of</strong> exclusive right <strong>of</strong> burial in All Souls'CemeteryGrant <strong>of</strong> exclusive right <strong>of</strong> burial in All Souls'Cemetery at Kensal Green to Augustus De Morgan(1853 December 27). Presumably relates to thedeath <strong>of</strong> his daughter Elizabeth Alice18531 item in envelope22
<strong>MS913</strong>A/4/3 Mathematical calculations by Augustus DeMorganTables <strong>of</strong> mathematical calculations in Augustus DeMorgan’s hand ‘On the decimal expression for thereciprocal <strong>of</strong> the prime number 17389’ (1865December 1). Previously accompanied WilliamShanks’ Contributions to mathematics’ as a looseitem, transferred to <strong>MS913</strong>.1865One item.<strong>MS913</strong>A/4/4 Mathematical calculations by Augustus DeMorganOne page <strong>of</strong> mathematical calculations byAugustus De Morgan (c 1867). Previouslyaccompanied William Shanks’ Contributions tomathematics’ as a loose item, transferred to<strong>MS913</strong>.c1865One item.23
<strong>MS913</strong>B Papers <strong>of</strong> Sophia De Morgan c17601889Sophia De Morgan was born in 1809 in Blackfriars,<strong>London</strong>. She was the daughter <strong>of</strong> the mathematicianand political reformer William Frend (1757–1841). Sheplayed a part in the foundation <strong>of</strong> Bedford College forWomen, the first university institution in the UnitedKingdom open to women. She was also an advocate<strong>of</strong> the antislavery movement and women's suffrage,and was interested in spiritualism. She wrote a bookon the subject called 'From Matter to Spirit: A Record<strong>of</strong> Ten Years’ Experience in Spirit Manifestations(1863)'. This book was an account <strong>of</strong> communicationsfrom “beyond” based partly on ideas promoted by thescientist and philosopher Emanuel Swedenborg (16881772). In 1882 Sophia De Morgan published 'Memoir<strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan', a biography <strong>of</strong> her husband.She also wrote a book <strong>of</strong> reminiscences called 'ThreeScore Years and Ten' which was edited by herdaughter the children's writer Mary Augusta de Morganand published in 1895.Sophia married Augustus De Morgan on 3 August1837, and settled in 69 Gower Street. They had sevenchildren, five <strong>of</strong> which were dead by the time <strong>of</strong> herown death in 1892.<strong>MS913</strong>B/1 Personal and pr<strong>of</strong>essional correspondence 18271889Correspondence between Sophia De Morgan andcorrespondents such as Edwin Chadwick, reflectingher interests in slavery, politics and social welfareissues, such as her involvement in the Playgroundand General Recreation Committee. Thecorrespondence in <strong>MS913</strong>B/1/4 in part reflects herinterest in spiritual matters and also her biography <strong>of</strong>her husband 'Memoir <strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan', whichwas published in 1882.<strong>MS913</strong>B/1/1 Letters to Sophia De Morgan from Edwin andRachel ChadwickFive letters to Sophia De Morgan from RachelChadwick and five letters from Edwin Chadwick,with a enclosed letter from Lord Shaftsburyconcerning slavery (1852)185211 items in envelope24
<strong>MS913</strong>B/1/2 Letters to Sophia De Morgan from J.S. NicolayFive letters to Sophia De Morgan from J.S. Nicolayconcerning political matters (c1852)c18525 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>B/1/3 Letters to Sophia De Morgan from G. West 18581861Four letters and one part letter to Sophia DeMorgan from G. West concerning decisions andresolutions emanating from the Playground andGeneral Recreation Committee (18581861)5 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>B/1/4 Letters to Sophia De Morgan frommiscellaneous correspondents43 letters to Sophia De Morgan from the followingcorrespondents concerning matters such asreligion, her memoir <strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan andsocial welfare issues:(i) Hermann Adler, three letters (1881)(ii) Pr<strong>of</strong>essor George Boole, one part letter andenclosure (undated)(iii) Charles Butler (1830)(iv) CellérierJacob Élisée Cellérier (1827)(v) J. FraserCochran (1882)(vi) James Dixon (1882)(vii) Hugh Fortescue, Lord Ebrington (1860)(viii) Elizabeth Fry (1837)(ix) M.A. Garvey, two letters (1856)(x) William B. Gordon (1871)(xi) John T. Graves, one letter and one part letter(1866)(xii) Mary Hamilton (1889)(xiii) Charles Hibbard, two letters (1856)(xiv) Thomas Archer Hirst (1871)(xv) P.A. Holland (1860)(xvi) Christine Jebb (1889)(xvii) Annie Littles (1856)(xviii) M.D. McDavid (1852)(xix) Samuel R<strong>of</strong>fey Maitland (1856)(xx) James Martineau (1882)(xxi) William Mason (1871)(xxii) H.J. Matthews (1883)(xxiii) C.J. More (1882)(xxiv) George MountTemple (undated)(xxv) Edward Noel (undated)(xxvi) Rosamund Oliphant (undated)1827188925
(xxvii) Elizabeth Pilkington (undated)(xxviii) Eleanor Rathbone (undated)(xxix) Francis J. Streeter (1856)(xxx) S. Tomlinson (1856)(xxxi) Louisa Twining (undated)(xxxii) F.S. Wedgewood (undated)(xxxiii) Letter from Sophia De Morgan to the Duke<strong>of</strong> Sutherland (undated)(xxxiv) Six part letters, no signature (undated)(xxxv) Paper, 'Ladies Industrial Association',concerning the mission statement and activities <strong>of</strong>the Association (undated)43 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>B/1/5 Copy and/or draft letters written by Sophia DeMorganFour letters written by Sophia De Morgan to thefollowing correspondents concerning slavery andsocial welfare issues:Edwin Chadwick (undated)Hugh Fortescue, Lord Ebrington (c1860)George Granville LevesonGower, Duke <strong>of</strong>Sutherland (undated)Anonymous recipient (1860)c18604 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>B/1/6 Letter from William De Morgan to Sophia DeMorganLetter from William De Morgan to his motherSophia De Morgan, concerning his time inLynmouth, Devon (undated).c1860One item.<strong>MS913</strong>B/2 Sophia De Morgan's writings c18501889Essays, notes and addresses written or collected bySophia De Morgan, reflecting her interests in spiritualand social welfare matters. <strong>MS913</strong>/B/2/1 relates toher work' From spirit to matter', which was publishedin 1863, while <strong>MS913</strong>B/2/2 consists <strong>of</strong> a notebookrecording the dreams <strong>of</strong> herself and her children.Other papers in this series concerning her interest inthe antislavery movement, social reform and animaltesting. <strong>MS913</strong>/B/2/5 consists <strong>of</strong> reviews <strong>of</strong> herbiography 'Memoir <strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan', whichwas published in 1882.26
<strong>MS913</strong>B/2/1 Essays on spiritualismEssays by Sophia De Morgan concerning spiritualmatters:Introduction to 'From Spirit to Matter' (c1850)Part <strong>of</strong> an essay on spiritualism, possibly anothersection <strong>of</strong> 'From Spirit to Matter' (c1850)c18502 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>B/2/2 Notebook containing records <strong>of</strong> dreams andvisions with interpretationNotebook written by Sophia De Morgan concerningdescriptions <strong>of</strong> her dreams and also dreams had byher daughter Mary (c1856)c18561 item in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>B/2/3 Addresses and memorials on social issues c1850c1883Address and memorials on social issues:Printed copy <strong>of</strong> a letter by Lord Shaftesbury andaccompanying address sent to the editor <strong>of</strong> TheTimes, entitled 'Slavery in the United States' (1852)Handwritten paper, 'Address on American slavery',(c1850)Handwritten paper, 'To the Directors <strong>of</strong> the poor <strong>of</strong>St. Pancras' concerning a proposal that the women<strong>of</strong> St. Pancras parish form a committee to visit theworkhouses <strong>of</strong> the parish (c1850)Notes on the treatment <strong>of</strong> animals in researchlaboratories (c1883)5 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>B/2/4 "Recollections <strong>of</strong> a <strong>London</strong> Workhouse FortyYears Ago"Booklet, 'Recollections <strong>of</strong> a <strong>London</strong> workhouse fortyyears ago' by Sophia De Morgan with anintroduction by Louisa Twining, reprinted from the'Englishwoman's Review' by the Society forPromoting the Return <strong>of</strong> Women as Poor LawGuardians (February 1889)18891 item<strong>MS913</strong>B/2/5 Reviews <strong>of</strong> Sophia De Morgan's memoir <strong>of</strong>Augustus De Morgan188227
Reviews <strong>of</strong> Sophia De Morgan's 'Memoirs <strong>of</strong>Augustus De Morgan', in newspapers such as 'TheStatist', 'St. James's Gazette', 'Pall Mall Gazette',etc. (1882)14 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>B/3 Papers collected for their genealogical andhistorical interestCorrespondence, notes and other papers concerningthe history <strong>of</strong> the Frend and Blackburne families.Augustus De Morgan's wife Sophia was the daughter<strong>of</strong> William Frend and his wife Sarah Blackburne. TheBlackburne family seems to have been established inYorkshire for several generations, and includesFrancis Blackburne (1705–1787), Archdeacon <strong>of</strong>Cleveland. Much <strong>of</strong> the material concerning theBlackburne family consequently concerns religiousactivity during the 18th century.c1704c1871<strong>MS913</strong>B/3/3 and <strong>MS913</strong>B/3/4 consists <strong>of</strong> thecorrespondence <strong>of</strong> astronomer Francis Baily andmathematician Thomas Henderson with fellowastronomers, mathematicians and political figures.<strong>MS913</strong>B/3/1 Papers relating to the Frend family and otherpapers possibly purchased by the De Morganfamily for their historical interestManuscript letters to William Frend, fatherinlaw toAugustus De Morgan, concerning mathematical,spiritual and social matters. Some <strong>of</strong> thedocuments are marked 'Dr Olinthus Gregory's Sale,March 18, 1842', and some <strong>of</strong> the letters wereoriginally addressed to him:Will (word crossed out ) Morgan (undated)Lancelot Shadwick (undated)Illegible signature (1828 August 5)Augustus De Morgan (1828 August)Arthur Wellesley, Duke <strong>of</strong> Wellington (1828 August30)Augustus Fitzroy, Duke <strong>of</strong> Grafton (1800 July 24)George Gessner (extracts <strong>of</strong> two letters dated1814 February 19 and 1814 March 26)Thomas Pownall (1802 April 7)Neil Arnott (1829 January 28)M. Frend (1784 May 2) plus typescript versionBenjamin Martin (1774 March 29)Two letters to his daughter Sophia Frend prior to1782c185028
her marriage to Augustus De Morgan fromunidentified correspondents concerning socialmatters (1828 April 8 and 1834 September 5)One letter to Augustus De Morgan from CharlesButler concerning a bet with Sophia Frend,annotated by De Morgan (1832 February 11)Letters between a variety <strong>of</strong> correspondents:John Playfair to Charles Hutton, concerningmathematics (1782 December 12)Sir John Leslie to Charles Hutton, concerning apost as Pr<strong>of</strong>essor <strong>of</strong> Natural Philosophy at St.Andrews <strong>University</strong> (1795 October 14) unidentifiedcorrespondent to Miss Maling, in French (1801December 31)John Brinkley to Olinthus Gregory, concerningBrinkley's appointment as VicePresident <strong>of</strong> theAstronomical Society (1825 February 19)Sermon, 'A manuscript sermon, stated to be inPaley's handwriting' (c1767)Letter to unidentified correspondents from D.Laing, concerning his last sermon at St. Olave'schurch on Fleet Street (1858 January 1)Paper, 'Problem', concerning a mathematicalproblem about the suspension <strong>of</strong> a plumb line,written <strong>of</strong> Edward Rollinson, editor <strong>of</strong> the 'Ladies'Diary' (c1770)Transcript <strong>of</strong> a letter addressed to John Fell theDean <strong>of</strong> Christ Church by the Earl <strong>of</strong> Clarendonconcerning John Locke, appears to be have beenreproduced in 'St. James's Chronicle (1770February 6)Sealed letter (undated)Leaflet, 'The Gladstone leaflet. Addressed to alltrue radicals', by Henry Frend, son <strong>of</strong> William Frend(c1870)List <strong>of</strong> the items in the folder drawn up byAugustus De Morgan29 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>B/3/2 Letters and papers <strong>of</strong> the Blackburne family 1704c1820This material was filed together in a folder labelled'Sophia Frend'. Some <strong>of</strong> the papers are annotatedwith further information about the history <strong>of</strong> theBlackburne family in an nineteenth century hand,possibly by Henry Frend, Sophia De Morgan'sbrother. Sophia De Morgan's mother was SaraBlackburne, daughter <strong>of</strong> Reverend FrancisBlackburne and granddaughter <strong>of</strong> ArchdeaconFrancis Blackburne. Contents include:29
Typescript extracts from letters between SophiaDe Morgan's maternal grandfather Revd. FrancisBlackburne and his stepsister Hannah, wife <strong>of</strong>Theophilus Lindsey, concerning political unrest andreligious matters with a covering note written in anunidentified hand, possibly Henry Frend (1794)Manuscript and typescript notes concerning thehistory <strong>of</strong> the Blackburne family, (c1787c1884)Typescript memoranda 'Relating to the family <strong>of</strong>Blackburne and its alliances', by the Rev. FrancesJohn Poynton (1874)Manuscript biographical notes concerning LancelotBlackburne (c1881)Letter from Michael Wigglesworth to 'Minglers' inBoston, possibly a reference to the CambridgeAssociation, a society <strong>of</strong> Boston ministers forimproving the religious life <strong>of</strong> the community inBoston (1704)c.40 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>B/3/3 Letters to Francis Baily from variouscorrespondentsRemoved from a cloth folder belonging to SophiaDe Morgan possibly sorted by Joan Antrobus.Correspondence to Francis Baily concerningmathematical matters such as measurements,academic journals, etc:(i)Archbishop <strong>of</strong> Amargh, unclear if Catholic orChurch <strong>of</strong> Ireland Archbishop (1832)(ii) Peter Barlow (1825)(iii) S.P. Bigand, three letters (1824, 1832, undated)(iv) J. Britton (1835)(v) John Children, two letters (1832, 1838)(vi) Samuel Hunter Christie (1837)(vii) Lord Clinton (1811)(viii) Thomas Colby (1821)(ix) Robert Dundas, Lord Melville (1830)(x) James Forbes, two letters (1836, 1837)(xi) William Galbraith (1828)(xii) Davies Gilbert (1837)(xii) Thomas Henderson (1835) with correspondingnote from Baily (1835)(xiv) Joseph Hunter (1841)(xv) Charles Hutton (1821)(xvi) James Ivory, two letters (undated)(xvii) S. Johnson, postal worker (undated)(xviii) Sir John Lubbock (1836)(xix) John Rennie (1837)(xx) Peter Roget (1837)1822183830
(xxi) William Simms (1841)(xxii) William Stratford (1837)(xxiii) William Wallace (1840)(xxiv) William Hyde Wollaston (undated)(xxv) William Wyon (1833)(xxvi) Thomas Young (undated)(xxvii) Illegible signature (1822)(xxviii) Illegible signature (1824)(xxix) Illegible signature, in French (1834)34 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>B/3/4 Letters to Thomas Galloway from ThomasHendersonTaken from a cloth folder belonging to Sophia DeMorgan, 37 letters from Thomas Henderson toThomas Galloway, concerning publications such as'Astronomische Nachrichten', measurements andequipment such as barometers relating to the study<strong>of</strong> astronomy etc. (18341842)1834184237 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>B/3/5 Miscellaneous correspondence 18201871Miscellaneous correspondence between a variety<strong>of</strong> correspondents. This material was scatteredthroughout the collection <strong>of</strong> papers. It is possiblethat it was collected and kept by Sophia De Morganbecause it has links with material found in her fileslisted in <strong>MS913</strong>B/4. The correspondence concernsmathematical and social matters written by:Miss Allen to an unidentified respondent (c1863)Bergstraesser to an unidentified respondent, inGerman (1790)C. Biot, wife <strong>of</strong> JeanBaptiste Biot, in French(undated)Benjamin Bradie to Francis Baily (1841)Pietro Caturegli to an unidentified respondent, inItalian (undated)Francis Chesney to Francis Baily, two letters(1840)George Gulliver to 'Grey' (1871)Thomas Henderson to Francis Baily (undated)G. Ilana to an unidentified respondent (1828)Edward Seymour Duke <strong>of</strong> Somerset to anunidentified correspondent (1820)John Winston SpencerChurchill Duke <strong>of</strong>Marlborough to the Lord Chancellor (1856)Three letters with unintelligible signatures tounidentified respondents (c1851)31
Paper, 'Extract from "Coup d'oeil sur l'état actuelde l'astronomie pratique en France et en Angleterre"', by JeanAlfred Gautier (c1825)<strong>MS913</strong>B/3/6 Letter to William Frend from E RaineLetter to William Frend, Augustus De Morgan'sfatherinlaw, from E. Raine, concerning a meetingwith Anne Milbanke at Seaham prior to hermarriage in 1815 to Lord Byron (c1817)c18171 item in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>B/4 Other papers belonging to Sophia De Morgan c18151906Various papers belonging to Sophia De Morgan,ranging from household management issues such asa recipe for making treacle beer, to social welfareissues, as demonstrated by a press cutting entitled'The late Playground and General Recreation Societyand begging letters' (undated). <strong>MS913</strong>B/4/2 includesa membership card for the Dickens Fellowship(1906), which dates from after her death in 1892.<strong>MS913</strong>B/4/1 Personal notes and research notesPersonal and research notes written by Sophia DeMorgan:'Specimens <strong>of</strong> biography <strong>of</strong> eminent men from theSociety for diffusing awful knowledge' (undated)'To make treacle beer' (undated)List <strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan's correspondents(undated)c18503 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>B/4/2 Sophia De Morgan's other papers c18151905Miscellaneous papers relating to Sophia DeMorgan:Invite to view drawings <strong>of</strong> archaeologicalexcavations at Troy and Ephesus by WilliamSimpson (1878)Membership card for the Dickens Fellowship(1905)Press cutting entitled 'The late Playground andGeneral Recreation Society and begging letters'(n.d.)Postcard bearing a quotation for books <strong>of</strong>fered for32
sale (1886)List <strong>of</strong> Latin grammar endings by Alice De Morgan(n.d.)Obituary notice <strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan by A.Cowper Ranyard (1872)10x12cm sketch <strong>of</strong> head and shoulders <strong>of</strong> SophiaDe Morgan as a child (c. 1815)Issue <strong>of</strong> 'The Christian Leader which includes anobituary <strong>of</strong> John Henderson (1882)Typescript paper 'Copy <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Harland's and Dr.Fenwick's testimony on the divining rod' by AnneHarland (1838)9 items in envelope33
<strong>MS913</strong>C Papers <strong>of</strong> William Frend De Morgan c1845c1918Morgan, William Frend De (1839–1917), potter andnovelist, was born on 16 November 1839 at 69 GowerStreet, <strong>London</strong>, the second child <strong>of</strong> Augustus DeMorgan (1806–1871) and Sophia Frend (1809–1892).De Morgan was educated at <strong>University</strong> CollegeSchool, <strong>London</strong>, and at the college itself, and thenentered the Royal Academy Schools in 1859. He leftthe schools in 1862.During the 1860s he became acquainted with WilliamMorris and Edward BurneJones. Towards the end <strong>of</strong>the decade he was working at 40 Fitzroy Square,where he had a kiln in his studio. In 1872 he burnt thero<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> the house <strong>of</strong>f, and had to leave. De Morgan'sfather had died in 1871, and c.1872 De Morgan wentto live at 8 Great Cheyne Row, Chelsea, with hismother and his youngest sister, Mary Augusta DeMorgan (1850–1907), children's writer. William built apottery kiln in the garden <strong>of</strong> the house in Great CheyneRow, but it was soon too small, and about 1873 herented Orange <strong>House</strong>, almost next door, and started apottery there. In 1881 Morris moved his works toMerton Abbey in south <strong>London</strong>; in 1882 De Morganbuilt his kilns near by.On 5 March 1887 De Morgan married the painter(Mary) Evelyn Pickering (1855–1919). In 1889 hemoved the pottery to purposebuilt premises nearerhome, <strong>of</strong>f Townmead Road in Fulham. These werefinanced partly by Evelyn and partly by the architectHalsey Ricardo, with whom he formed a partnership in1888. In 1892, when doctors advised that he shouldspend the winters outside Britain. From 1892 the DeMorgans wintered in Florence. There was a temporaryclosure <strong>of</strong> the pottery in 1903; around 1904 he had tostop designing because <strong>of</strong> neuritis in his thumb; andthe company was finally wound up in 1907, thoughseveral <strong>of</strong> De Morgan's employees continued undertheir own names.Following the closure <strong>of</strong> the pottery De Morgandeveloped a new career as a novelist. In July 1906 hisfirst work 'Joseph Vance: an illwritten autobiography'was published. 'Joseph Vance' was followed by 'Aliceforshort'(1907), 'Somehow good' (1908), 'It can neverhappen again' (1909), 'An affair <strong>of</strong> dishonour' (1909),'Then came a likely story' (1911) and 'Ghost meetsghost' (1914). His two last novels, 'The old madhouse'34
(1917) and 'The old man's youth' (1921), werecompleted by his wife Evelyn and published after hisdeath.De Morgan died at his home on 15 January 1917 andwas buried in Brookwood cemetery, Surrey, five dayslater.<strong>MS913</strong>C/1 Correspondence c1871c1893Correspondence <strong>of</strong> William De Morgan with thepainter Edward Burne Jones concerning socialmatters and De Morgan's stay in Florence, with hissister Helen prior to her death in 1870, and with anacquaintance concerning the death <strong>of</strong> his fatherAugustus De Morgan in 1871.<strong>MS913</strong>C/1/1 Letters between William De Morgan and EdwardBurne JonesTwo letters between William De Morgan andEdward Burne Jones:Burne Jones to De Morgan concerning socialmatters (undated)De Morgan to Burne Jones concerning DeMorgan's stay in Florence (1893)1893,undated2 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>C/1/2 Letters to William De Morgan from variouscorrespondentsLetters to William De Morgan from:Helen (Christiana) De Morgan concerning familyand social matters (undated)Jacob Waley concerning the death <strong>of</strong> Augustus DeMorgan (1871)Henry Frend concerning the sale <strong>of</strong> the freehold <strong>of</strong>William De Morgan's house (1892 December 5)Letters from William De Morgan to:His wife Evelyn concerning financial matters.Several pages seem to be missing (undated)Dr. Alderton (undated)1871,undated2 items in envelope35
<strong>MS913</strong>C/2 Writings and drawings c18451920Writings and drawings by William De Morgan,ranging from childhood drawings and a short story tothe typescript version <strong>of</strong> his work 'The narrative <strong>of</strong>Eustace John', which remained unfinished at the time<strong>of</strong> his death in 1917.<strong>MS913</strong>C/2/1 Childhood drawings and short story by WilliamDe MorganChildhood drawings and a short story by WilliamDe Morgan. Some <strong>of</strong> the material appears to havebeen created by his sister Elizabeth Alice and hismother Sophia, as indicated by a note foundamongst the material reading 'drawings chiefly veryearly efforts by W(illiam) De Morgan, which Evelynmight like to see with a very few by Alice andmother'. Many <strong>of</strong> the drawings are in pencil,although a few are in colour. Some havemathematical calculations on the reverse. Alsocontains an untitled story written by William DeMorgan, beginning with the line 'A boy and a dogwent to a park' (n.d). Includes a drawing <strong>of</strong> mandrawn on the back <strong>of</strong> a restaurant menu from 1920,the artist must be someone other than William DeMorgan, who died in 1917c18451860, 192028 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>C/2/2 Typescript <strong>of</strong> 'The Narrative <strong>of</strong> Eustace John' byWilliam De MorganFirst section <strong>of</strong> a typescript version <strong>of</strong> 'TheNarrative <strong>of</strong> Eustace John' by William De Morgan,pages 1 to 284. This novel was incomplete at thetime <strong>of</strong> De Morgan's death in 1917. Includes apostscript by his wife Evelyn De Morgan (1918)c19171 item<strong>MS913</strong>C/2/3 Typescript <strong>of</strong> 'The Narrative <strong>of</strong> Eustace John' byWilliam De MorganSecond section <strong>of</strong> a typescript version <strong>of</strong> 'TheNarrative <strong>of</strong> Eustace John' by William De Morgan,pages 285 to 587. This novel was incomplete at thetime <strong>of</strong> De Morgan's death (c1917)c19181 item36
<strong>MS913</strong>C/2/4 Typescript <strong>of</strong> 'The Narrative <strong>of</strong> Eustace John' byWilliam De MorganThird section <strong>of</strong> a typescript version <strong>of</strong> 'TheNarrative <strong>of</strong> Eustace John' by William De Morgan,pages 588 to 852. This novel was incomplete at thetime <strong>of</strong> De Morgan's death (c1917)c19181 item<strong>MS913</strong>C/2/5 Corrected pro<strong>of</strong>s <strong>of</strong> 'Somehow Good' by WilliamDe MorganCorrected pro<strong>of</strong>s <strong>of</strong> 'Somehow good' by William DeMorgan, which was published in 1908 (1907September)19071 item in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>C/3 Other papers 18921917Various papers, including a death certificate forSophia de Morgan, plus a drawing, invitation cardand letter concerning the death <strong>of</strong> William DeMorgan in 1917.<strong>MS913</strong>C/3/1 Medical certificate <strong>of</strong> the cause <strong>of</strong> death <strong>of</strong>Sophia De MorganMedical certificate <strong>of</strong> the cause <strong>of</strong> death <strong>of</strong> SophiaDe Morgan from congestion <strong>of</strong> the lungs and heartdisease (1892 January 6)18921 item in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>C/3/2 Papers belonging to Evelyn De Morgan c19001917Papers belonging to Evelyn De Morgan:Small (10x8cm) pen and ink drawing entitled 'VainLamorna' (undated)An invitation to an exhibition <strong>of</strong> her war paintings(c1918)Letter from Theodosia Middlemore to Evelyn DeMorgan, concerning the death <strong>of</strong> William DeMorgan (1917)3 items in envelope37
<strong>MS913</strong>D Papers <strong>of</strong> Mary Augusta De Morgan 18671905Mary Augusta De Morgan (1850–1907) was theyoungest <strong>of</strong> Augustus and Sophia De Morgan's sevenchildren, and with her brother William De Morgan werethe only two children to outlive their mother. After thedeath <strong>of</strong> her father in 1871, Mary settled with hermother and brother William at 8 Great Cheyne Row,Chelsea.In the late 1870s she developed a career as achildren's writer. Her first book <strong>of</strong> children's stories, 'Ona Pincushion' was published in 1877. Her book 'TheNecklace <strong>of</strong> Fiorimonde', illustrated by Walter Cranewas published in 1880. Aside from her work as achildren's writer she took an active interest in socialand political issues and wrote articles for a number <strong>of</strong>magazines and journals. For instance, she wrote 'Thenew tradesunionism and socialism in England' (1891)for 'The Homemaker' magazine. Mary De Morgandied in Egypt in 1907.<strong>MS913</strong>D/1 Family correspondence 18671899De Morgan family correspondence betweenAugustus De Morgan's daughter Mary and her sisterHelen, mother Sophia and extended members <strong>of</strong> herfamily, concerning family matters, genealogy <strong>of</strong> theBlackburne family and ownership <strong>of</strong> propertybelonging to the De Morgan family.<strong>MS913</strong>D/1/1 Letters from Christina De Morgan c1868187015 letters from Helen Christina De Morgan to hersister Mary De Morgan concerning family andsocial matters (c18681870)Page from a letter by Helen Christiana De Morgan,relates to 913A/1/2 (c1865).15 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>D/1/2 Letters to Mary De Morgan from miscellaneousfamily membersFour letters to Mary De Morgan from:Sophia De Morgan, her mother, concerning familyand social matters (1867)Henry Frend, concerning Frend family links withthe Blackburne family (1894)1867189938
G.A. De Morgan, her cousin, concerningmortgages and property rights (1899)Unidentified member <strong>of</strong> the De Morgan family,concerning the death <strong>of</strong> Sophia De Morgan(1892)4 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>D/2 Writings, and papers relating to the publication <strong>of</strong>Mary De Morgan's worksPublished and unpublished work and other papersrelating to Mary De Morgan's career as a writer in thelast quarter <strong>of</strong> the 19th century, ranging from articlesdealing with social issues such as 'The Jewishimmigrant in East <strong>London</strong>' (1894) to royaltystatements arising from sales <strong>of</strong> her children's stories'On a pin cushion' and 'Princess Fioremonde' (18761893).18761893<strong>MS913</strong>D/2/1 Published work by Mary De Morgan c1881,1894, 1899Published work by Mary De Morgan:Short story called 'Leila's Gold' (c1890)Article in 'Sylvia's Journal' entitled 'The JewishImmigrant in East <strong>London</strong>' pp. 316319 (1894)Article in 'The Homemaker' entitled 'The newtradesunionism and socialism in England pp. 336339 (1891)Article from 'The Chautauquan' entitled 'TheEducation <strong>of</strong> Englishmen' pp. 427436 (1899)3 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>D/2/2 Typescripts <strong>of</strong> stories by Mary De Morgan c18801900Typescript stories by Mary De Morgan:'The Flute Player and the Dancer', 7 pages(undated)'A Young Person', 69 pages (undated)'Old Lace', 4 pages (undated)'The Discomfiture <strong>of</strong> Mr Groombridge', 26 pages(undated)4 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>D/2/3 Typescripts and manuscripts <strong>of</strong> stories andessays by Mary De Morganc1880190039
Typescripts and manuscripts <strong>of</strong> stories and essaysby Mary De Morgan. Some are parts only. Alsoparts <strong>of</strong> unidentified works with various pagesmissing.:'Chess' (undated)'A question <strong>of</strong> economics' (undated)'The Yiddish invaders' (undated)'A short career' (undated)'The story <strong>of</strong> a delusion' (undated)'Our <strong>of</strong>fice' (undated)'An inventor' (undated)c. 10 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>D/2/4 Papers relating to the publication <strong>of</strong> Mary DeMorgan's booksRoyalty statements and a memorandum <strong>of</strong>agreement with her publishers concerning herworks 'On a pin cushion' and 'PrincessFioremonde'. The royalty statements for 'Thenecklace <strong>of</strong> Princess Fiorimonde' include paymentsto Walter Crane, who provided illustrations for thework187618937 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>D/2/5 Reviews <strong>of</strong> Mary De Morgan's writing 1876c1885Twelve reviews <strong>of</strong> Mary De Morgan's works 'Thenecklace <strong>of</strong> Princess Fiorimonde'; one review <strong>of</strong> herwork 'The windfairies and other tales'; four reviews<strong>of</strong> 'On a pin cushion'. Plus an article in 'Punch'called 'Round about town' by Lillie Bridge (1880)18 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>D/3 Business and financial papers 18951905Business and financial papers relating to thepersonal affairs <strong>of</strong> Mary De Morgan, ranging from aflyer advertising her typing service to bills,statements and receipts.<strong>MS913</strong>D/3/1 Advertising flyer for Mary De Morgan's typingserviceAdvertising flyer for Mary De Morgan's typingservice (c1890)c18901 item in envelope40
<strong>MS913</strong>D/3/2 Bills, statements and receipts addressed toMary De MorganBills, statements and receipts addressed to MaryDe Morgan concerning building work, boroughrates, medical and scientific books, rent, etc1895190528 items in envelope41
<strong>MS913</strong>E Papers <strong>of</strong> Molly De Morgan 18981942Mary or 'Molly' Beatrice De Morgan (d 1953) was agranddaughter <strong>of</strong> Augustus and Sophia De Morgan.Her father was Edward De Morgan, who died in SouthAfrica in 1877. Following his death the family settled in<strong>London</strong> close to William De Morgan's house inChelsea. As an adult Molly made a career as apr<strong>of</strong>essional singer. She was also involved in themovement for women's suffrage, and took an activeinterest in spiritualism. She died in 1953.<strong>MS913</strong>E/1 Family correspondence 18891915Family correspondence addressed to Mary DeMorgan, more usually known as 'Molly', from heruncle William De Morgan, grandmother Sophia DeMorgan and siblings Augustus (named after hisgrandfather the mathematician) and Millicent. Thecorrespondence concerns family and social matters.<strong>MS913</strong>E/1/1 Letters to Molly De Morgan from William DeMorganEleven letters to Molly De Morgan from her uncleWilliam De Morgan concerning family and socialmatters1900191511 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>E/1/2 Letters to Molly De Morgan from familymembersSix letters to Molly De Morgan from her familyconcerning family and social matters:Sophia De Morgan, her grandmother (1889)Millicent De Morgan, her sister, three letters(c1900)Augustus De Morgan, her brother, two letters(c1906)Note from Augustus De Morgan to his bankerinstructing that £10 be paid to Molly De Morgan(c1906)Transcript <strong>of</strong> a poem by Robert Browning called'Ode to a doomed fly' (c1906)188919068 items in envelope42
<strong>MS913</strong>E/2 Personal and pr<strong>of</strong>essional correspondence 18921919Family correspondence addressed to Mary DeMorgan, more usually known as 'Molly', fromEmmeline Pankhurst and other variouscorrespondents concerning social matters.<strong>MS913</strong>E/2/1 Letters from Emmeline Pankhurst to Molly DeMorganTwo letters from Emmeline Pankhurst to Molly DeMorgan, concerning an invitation to dinner and thedeath <strong>of</strong> an unidentified relative (1915).19152 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>E/2/2 Letters to Molly De Morgan from miscellaneouscorrespondents35 letters to Molly De Morgan from variouscorrespondents concerning social matters:(i) J. Bouhy, in French (1905)(ii)Arthur Brown (1906)(iii) A. Burrage and E. Thaxter (1905)(iv) Cecilia Brooke (undated)(v) Cecil A Crawford, two letters (1908)(vi) W. Crawford (1910)(vii) Evelyn De Morgan (undated)(viii) Gervase Elwes (1905)(ix) Alfred Gilbert (1899)(x) L.M. Gilchrist, two letters (18921899)(xi) S.H. James, five letters (18981914)(xii) John Kitching (1916)(xiii) Mrs. Knowles (1915)(xiv) Malcolm Lawson (1913)(xv) Margaret Mackail (1917)(xvi) Good luck card from Mrs. Nicholson (undated)(xvii) E. Paget (undated)(xviii) M.M. Paget (undated)(xix) E. Sutton (1907)(xx) Richard Reinhardt, two letters (19131914)(xxi) Clara Richard (undated)(xxii) Leonard Sickert (1901)(xxiii) Verney (four letters, 19101916)(xxiv) Ellen M. (undated)(xxv) A.F. (1904)(xxvi) Unidentified correspondent, part letter inFrench (1903)(xxvii) Letter inviting Molly De Morgan to a meeting<strong>of</strong> the Prince <strong>of</strong> Wales Fund Emergency Committeeto consider a compensation claim by a man whose1892191943
wife was killed by shrapnel (1919)(xxviii) Postcard acknowledging receipt <strong>of</strong> letterfrom unidentified correspondent (191535 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>E/3 Papers relating to Molly De Morgan's political andsocial interestsPamphlets, newspaper cuttings, photographs etc.relating to Molly De Morgan's political and socialinterests, mainly the suffrage movement and theWomen's Social and Political Union (WSPU)19101942<strong>MS913</strong>E/3/1 Material relating to the Women's Social andPolitical UnionMaterial relating to the Women's Social andPolitical Union (WSPU):Two WSPU badges (undated)Silk suffragette buttonhole (undated)Membership card (undated)Postcard featuring a photograph <strong>of</strong> EmmelinePankhurst (undated)Invitation to a 'war service' meeting <strong>of</strong> the WSPU(c1914)Invitation to a social gathering <strong>of</strong> the WSPU(c1914)Invitation to a talk by Emmeline Pankhurst on 'Theperil in the Balkans and the danger <strong>of</strong> acompromise peace' (c1914)Blank WSPU membership card (c1914)Circular letter to WSPU members from Pankhurstconcerning the treatment <strong>of</strong> suffragettes by thestate (1914)Circular letter to WSPU members from Pankhurstconcerning the outbreak <strong>of</strong> World Word One (1914)Circular letter to WSPU members from Pankhurstconcerning dissatisfaction with the government'shandling <strong>of</strong> national affairs during World War One(1915)c1915c191513 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>E/3/2 Pamphlets, cuttings, newspapers on politicaland social issues collected by Molly De MorganPamphlets, cuttings and newspapers on politicaland social issues collected by Molly De Morgan:Leaflet entitled 'Tragedy <strong>of</strong> Russia' by WilliamStephen Sanders (1917)1910194244
Leaflet entitled 'The case <strong>of</strong> the negro forinternational racial adjustment, before the Englishpeople' by Marcus Garvey (1928)Two issues <strong>of</strong> the Women's Social and PoliticalUnion's (WSPU) newspaper 'Suffragette' (19131914) and 4 issues following the newspaper'schange <strong>of</strong> name to 'Britannia' (19161918)Leaflet publicising the Women's Party, thesucceeding body to WSPU (c1917)'Suffrage Fellowship newsletter entitled 'The silverjubilee <strong>of</strong> women's suffrage' (1942)Newspaper cuttings concerning women's suffrage(1910c1912)18 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>E/3/3 Material relating to the death <strong>of</strong> EmmelinePankhurstThree newspaper cuttings and order <strong>of</strong> servicerelating to the death <strong>of</strong> Emmeline Pankhurst (1928),plus a newspaper cutting entitled 'From prison towomen police' relating to an autobiography <strong>of</strong> MaryAllen (1936)192819365 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>E/3/4 Photographs <strong>of</strong> suffragette activities c19121913Fourteen photographs <strong>of</strong> suffragette activitiesduring 19121913, which feature typescriptcaptions on reverse:(i) May Billinghurst arrives at the trial <strong>of</strong> EmmelinePankhurst (1912)(ii) Suffragettes talking to men outside the <strong>House</strong> <strong>of</strong>Commons (c1912)(iii) Policemen guarding suffragettes at the StateOpening <strong>of</strong> Parliament (c1912)(iv) Suffragettes waiting for the Court to openduring the trial <strong>of</strong> Emmeline Pankhurst (1912)(v) Notice bearing the text: 'Australia's dailymessage: There are no suffragists or suffragettes inAustralia. Every man and every woman over 21 hasthe vote' (c1912)(vi) Shop window broken by suffragettes (1912)(vii) Shop window broken by suffragettes (1912)(viii) Two suffragettes signing a petition for women'ssuffrage to be presented to the Prime MinisterHerbert Asquith, following the conclusion <strong>of</strong> aWomen's March from Edinburgh to <strong>London</strong> (1912)(ix) Irish women protesting in Trafalgar Square(c1912)45
(x) <strong>House</strong> used as a residence by Lloyd Georgewhich was bombed by the suffragettes (1913)(xi) Policemen escorting a suffragette (originalcaption torn away (c1912)(xii) Window broken by suffragettes (1912)(xiii) Remains <strong>of</strong> the Perthshire Cricket Clubpavilion, which was burnt down, allegedly bysuffragettes (1913)(xiv) Procession <strong>of</strong> suffragettes during thereassembling <strong>of</strong> Parliament (c1912)14 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>E/4 Other personal papers belonging to Molly DeMorganPersonal papers belonging to Molly De Morgan, suchas unpublished stories written by her, newspapercuttings concerning her career as a singer, etc.(1898c1917)1898c1917<strong>MS913</strong>E/4/1 Manuscript and typescript stories written byMolly De MorganManuscript and typescript stories written by MollyDe Morgan using the pseudonyms 'Sally Slow' and'Ruth Lousada':'Grandmama's cloak' (undated)Manuscript version <strong>of</strong> 'In the days <strong>of</strong> Oom Paul'(undated)Typescript version <strong>of</strong> 'In the days <strong>of</strong> Oom Paul'(undated)Pages 19 <strong>of</strong> an incomplete copy <strong>of</strong> 'The meresttrifle', which features an illustration by anunidentified artist (undated)c19004 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>E/4/2 Newspaper cuttings and programmes relatingto Molly De Morgan's public singingperformancesNewspaper cuttings and programmes relating toMolly De Morgan's public singing performancesc1904c191710 items in envelope46
<strong>MS913</strong>E/4/3 Personal papers belonging to Molly De Morgan 1898, 1915Personal papers belonging to Molly De Morgan:Dance programme (1898)Certificates for Molly and Margaret De Morganconcerning the National Registration Act (1915)3 items in envelope47
<strong>MS913</strong>F Papers <strong>of</strong> Edward Lindsey De Morgan's family 18661922Edward Lindsey De Morgan (18431877) was the thirdson <strong>of</strong> Augustus and Sophia De Morgan. He appearsto have pursued a scientific career. He married AdaWright (fl 18771906) and they had four childrentogether. At the time <strong>of</strong> Edward's death following ariding accident, the family was based in South Africa.<strong>MS913</strong>F/1 Correspondence and papers 18661922Personal papers <strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan's sonEdward, his wife Ada and their sons Augustus(named after his grandfather) and Campbell. Thepapers consist <strong>of</strong> correspondence with variousmembers <strong>of</strong> the De Morgan family and friends,essays, notes, postcards etc.<strong>MS913</strong>F/1/1 Letters and papers <strong>of</strong> Edward Lindsey DeMorganLetters and papers <strong>of</strong> Edward Lindsey De Morgan,son <strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan and brother <strong>of</strong> WilliamDe Morgan:Testimonial from William Jenner (1866)Flyer for a lecture given by him entitled 'Trees andgrass fires relative to drought' (1877)Letter from William De Morgan concerning familysettlements (1877)1866, 18773 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>F/1/2 Papers and letters <strong>of</strong> Ada De Morgan 18771906Papers and letters <strong>of</strong> Ada De Morgan, wife <strong>of</strong>Edward Lindsey De Morgan:Six letters from her brotherinlaw William DeMorgan, concerning family and social matters suchas her move to England from South Africa followingthe death <strong>of</strong> her husband (18771909)Two letters from her son Augustus De Morgan,concerning family and social matters (1906)One letter from A. Mack concerning notifying her <strong>of</strong>the illness <strong>of</strong> her son Augustus De Morgan (1906)Invitation to a social evening (undated)Lecture leaflet entitled 'Physiology <strong>of</strong> plants'(c1877)Draft contract for the position <strong>of</strong> Ada De Morgan'sattorney in South Africa (c1887)48
Ada De Morgan's diary notes about her voyage toSouth Africa (undated)13 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>F/1/3 Papers and letters <strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan 18841922Papers and letters <strong>of</strong> Augustus de Morgan,grandson <strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan:One letter from the Nile Valley Company Limitedconcerning Augustus' illness (1906)Two letters from Alex (no surname given) givensocial matters (1922)Notes on physics (undated)Short essay on servants (1905)School report (1884)Postmortem report following Augustus DeMorgan's death (1924)Poem entitled 'Experiences gained a fever hospital'(c1903)'The two Miss Bloggs' (undated)Untitled play about Christmas (undated)Untitled play about the New Year (undated)11 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>F/1/4 Letters and papers <strong>of</strong> Campbell De Morgan 18801915Letters and papers <strong>of</strong> Campbell De Morgan:One letter from his grandmother Sophia DeMorgan (1880)Postcard from his brother Augustus De Morganwhile in Gibraltar (1905)Three postcards from soldiers thanking him fortobacco sent (1915)Programme for concert in which Campbell DeMorgan took part (undated)6 items in envelope49
<strong>MS913</strong>G Papers <strong>of</strong> Joan Antrobus c18701975Joan Antrobus (19021975) was a greatgranddaughter<strong>of</strong> Augustus and Sophia De Morgan.Her mother was Millicent De Morgan, eldest child <strong>of</strong>Edward and Ada De Morgan. Millicent married RalphAntrobus and they had four children, the eldest <strong>of</strong>whom was Joan, who never married.She took an active interest in the achievements andgenealogy <strong>of</strong> the De Morgan family, and was infrequent contact with her aunt Mary or 'Molly' DeMorgan until the latter's death in 1953. Joan Antrobusmay be responsible for the arrangement <strong>of</strong> <strong>MS913</strong>, asa result <strong>of</strong> her relationship with Molly De Morgan andWilhelmina Stirling, the sisterinlaw <strong>of</strong> William DeMorgan.<strong>MS913</strong>G/1 Correspondence 19441960Correspondence between Joan Antrobus, greatgranddaughter<strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan, and othermembers <strong>of</strong> the De Morgan family, concerning familyand social matters such as holidays, visits, familyhistory and illnesses. <strong>MS913</strong>G/1/1 consists <strong>of</strong>correspondence with her aunt Mary or 'Molly' DeMorgan, while <strong>MS913</strong>G/1/3 consists <strong>of</strong>correspondence with Wilhelmina Sterling, the sisterinlaw<strong>of</strong> her mother's uncle William De Morgan.<strong>MS913</strong>G/1/1 Letters and postcards from Molly De Morgan toJoan Antrobus23 letters and postcards from Molly De Morgan toher niece Joan Antrobus concerning family matterssuch as illnesses and holidays (19451948)1945194823 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>G/1/2 Letters between Joan Antrobus and othermembers <strong>of</strong> the De Morgan familyFour letters between Joan Antrobus and othermembers <strong>of</strong> the extended De Morgan familyconcerning family matters such as financialsupport, family history:Edward Antrobus, one letter (1944)Richard De Morgan, three letters (1946)194419464 items in envelope50
<strong>MS913</strong>G/1/3 Letters between Joan Antrobus and WilhelminaStirling25 letters between Joan Antrobus and WihelminaStirling, sisterinlaw to William De Morgan: 23letters from Wilhelmina Stirling and two letters fromJoan Antrobus concerning William Frend Morgan'swork as a potter, arranging family visits, illness, etc.(19581960)1958196025 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>G/2 Genealogical material c18541975Genealogical material concerning the De Morganfamily, presumably collected by Joan Antrobus,greatgranddaughter <strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan.<strong>MS913</strong>G/2/4 consists <strong>of</strong> watercolours by FrancesShakerley, who seems to have been either a relativeor a friend <strong>of</strong> the Antrobus family. <strong>MS913</strong>G/2/5consists <strong>of</strong> three letters relating to Thomas Carlyle,which appear to have been consulted, borrowed orowned by Lady Olive Antrobus, wife <strong>of</strong> the 6th BaronAntrobus.<strong>MS913</strong>G/2/1 Material relating to the genealogy <strong>of</strong> the DeMorgan collected by Joan AntrobusHandwritten and typescript notes, newspapercuttings and diagrams <strong>of</strong> family trees relating to thegenealogy <strong>of</strong> the De Morgan, Frend and Antrobusfamilies collected by Joan Antrobus, plus obituariesconcerning the death <strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan(c18711971)c1871197123 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>G/2/2 Papers relating to the will <strong>of</strong> Mary Beatrice DeMorganPapers relating to the will <strong>of</strong> Mary Beatrice DeMorgan: Letter from Joan Antrobus to the Recorder<strong>of</strong> Wills at Somerset <strong>House</strong> (1964); letter to JoanAntrobus from solicitors (1975); photocopy <strong>of</strong> MaryBeatrice De Morgan's will (1953)1964, 19753 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>G/2/3 Journals containing articles about William DeMorgan1892195851
Journals containing articles about the life, worksand career <strong>of</strong> William De Morgan:'William De Morgan Discussion', The Journal <strong>of</strong>the Society <strong>of</strong> Arts, pp. 756767 (1892)'William De Morgan', The Bookman, pp. 195206(1910)'William De Morgan and the greater earlyVictorians', Indiana <strong>University</strong> Studies (1921)'The vale', The Chelsea Society Annual Report,pp. 4449 (1958)4 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>G/2/4 Watercolours by Frances Shakerley c1854c1924Six watercolours <strong>of</strong> rural Scottish scenes byFrances Shakerley, who was celebrated at onetime as the oldest woman in Scotland5 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>G/2/5 Letters relating to correspondence betweenJohn Morrison and Thomas CarlyleThree letters relating to correspondence betweenJohn Morrison and Thomas Carlyle, there is noapparent connection with the De Morgan family:Two letters, one a transcript <strong>of</strong> the original, fromMorrison to Carlyle concerning Carlyle's work 'Thehistory <strong>of</strong> the French revolution' (1874)Letter to Lady Olive Antrobus from the secretary <strong>of</strong>the Chairman <strong>of</strong> Christie's acknowledging thereturn <strong>of</strong> the aforementioned letters (1970)Book plate presumably relating to 'The history <strong>of</strong>the French revolution' (undated)Poem entitled 'Sonnet (Providence' by William DeMorgan (c1890)1874, 19705 items in envelope52
<strong>MS913</strong>G/3 Personal papers 19461947Joan Antrobus' ration book<strong>MS913</strong>G/3/1 Joan Antrobus' ration book 19461947Joan Antrobus' ration book (19461947)1 item in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>G/4 Photographs c1880c1950Photographs <strong>of</strong> Millicent Antrobus, née De Morgan,granddaughter <strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan, her husbandRalph Antrobus and daughter Joan. <strong>MS913</strong>G4/2consists <strong>of</strong> photographs <strong>of</strong> friends and extendedmembers <strong>of</strong> the Antrobus family. <strong>MS913</strong>G/4/3consists <strong>of</strong> unidentified individuals and groups <strong>of</strong>people who presumably had some kind <strong>of</strong> connectionwith the Antrobus family.<strong>MS913</strong>G/4/1 Photographs <strong>of</strong> the Antrobus family c1900c1937Photographs <strong>of</strong> members <strong>of</strong> the Antrobus family:(i) Formal head and shoulders shot <strong>of</strong> RalphAntrobus, husband <strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan'sgranddaughter Millicent, (c1900)(ii) Silhouette head and shoulders drawing <strong>of</strong> JoanAntrobus, daughter <strong>of</strong> Ralph and Millicent Antrobus(1924)(iii) Full length shot <strong>of</strong> Millicent Antrobus sitting in agarden (c1937)3 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>G/4/2 Photographs <strong>of</strong> Antrobus ancestors c1900c1940Photographs <strong>of</strong> ancestors <strong>of</strong> the Antrobus family:(i) Studio shot <strong>of</strong> Gerald Allingham in militaryuniform with his wife Emily, (c1914)(ii) Group shot <strong>of</strong> Sir Edward Goschen and hisbrothers Charles, Henry and Alec Goschen (1914)(iii) Full length shot <strong>of</strong> Henry Goschen in an orchard(undated)53
(iv) Head shot <strong>of</strong> Colonel Henry Shakerley(undated)(v) Three quarter length shot <strong>of</strong> Frances Shakerleyin a sitting room (undated)(vi) Photograph <strong>of</strong> a miniature portrait <strong>of</strong> ReverendFrancis Blackburn, the maternal grandfather <strong>of</strong>Augustus De Morgan's wife Sophia (undated)(vii) Three quarter length shot <strong>of</strong> Millicent Antrobus'maternal grandparents the Stratford Wrights(c1870)7 items in envelope<strong>MS913</strong>G/4/3 Photographs, drawings and prints <strong>of</strong>individuals and buildings, identification andrelationships unclearPhotographs, drawings and prints <strong>of</strong> individualsand buildings, identification and relationshipsunclearc1880c195025 items in envelope54
<strong>MS913</strong>H Papers <strong>of</strong> Wilhelmina Stirling c1944,19581960Anna Maria Diana Wilhelmina Stirling (1865–1965)née Pickering, sisterinlaw to William Frend DeMorgan. She was one <strong>of</strong> four children <strong>of</strong> PercivalAndre Pickering (1811–1877), QC, and his wife, AnnaMaria Wilhelmina (1824–1901). After the death <strong>of</strong> hersister the painter Evelyn De Morgan (1855–1919),Stirling, published 'William De Morgan and his Wife'(1922). The De Morgan Foundation at Old Battersea<strong>House</strong>, <strong>London</strong>, was formally established in 1968 andhouses Mrs Stirling's collection <strong>of</strong> De Morgan'spainting and drawings.Aside from her biography <strong>of</strong> her sister and brotherinlaw,Stirling produced many books covering a widerange <strong>of</strong> subjects, such as her children's story 'Theadventures <strong>of</strong> Prince Almero (1890), 'Annals <strong>of</strong> aYorkshire house from the papers <strong>of</strong> a Macaroni andhis kindred' (1911), 'Coke <strong>of</strong> Norfolk and his friends:the life <strong>of</strong> Thomas William Coke, first Earl <strong>of</strong> Leicester<strong>of</strong> Holkham' (1911) and 'Fyrie Castle: its lairds andtheir times' (1929).<strong>MS913</strong>H/1 Correspondence 1944, 19581960Letters to Wilhelmina Stirling from variouscorrespondents such as her aunt Mary or 'Molly' DeMorgan and others interested in the life and career <strong>of</strong>her brotherinlaw William De Morgan.<strong>MS913</strong>H/1/1 Letters to Wilhelmina Stirling from variouscorrespondentsLetters to Wilhelmina Stirling from variouscorrespondents:Molly De Morgan concerning the effects <strong>of</strong> the war(1944)R.A. Wilson, Keeper at the British Museum,concerning a request for photocopies <strong>of</strong> Stirling'swork 'William De Morgan and his wife' (1958)Brian Dunning concerning an interview with theBBC (1960)H.L. Hogan concerning arranging a visit to seeWilhelmina Stirling (1960)1944, 195819604 items in envelope55
<strong>MS913</strong>ICorrespondence inserted in published books fromthe De Morgan LibraryThe cataloguing <strong>of</strong> the De Morgan Library began inautumn 2004 and brought to light the existence <strong>of</strong>various letters from or to Augustus De Morgan or one<strong>of</strong> his associates such as Francis Baily which had beeninserted into a notable proportion <strong>of</strong> the books. Thefirst, historically, <strong>of</strong> the Library's Special Collections,the library <strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan (18061871),Pr<strong>of</strong>essor <strong>of</strong> Mathematics at <strong>University</strong> College<strong>London</strong>, was purchased by Baron Overstone and givenby him to the <strong>University</strong> in 1871. It contains c. 4500books, pamphlets, manuscripts and autograph letters.The collection reflects De Morgan's interests as abibliophile and mathematician including, for example;the first five printed Euclids, the first and other earlyeditions <strong>of</strong> Newton's Principia, a number <strong>of</strong> earlyalmanacs and works on mathematics, astronomy andactuarial science. There is also a major collection <strong>of</strong> DeMorgan's own published works. Many <strong>of</strong> the books andpamphlets contain annotations by De MorganSection <strong>MS913</strong>I consists <strong>of</strong> descriptions for each <strong>of</strong>these inserts. Each file description has both a MSreference number which was assigned during thecataloguing <strong>of</strong> MS 913 in late 2005, and also theclassmark <strong>of</strong> the book has been noted and included asan alternative reference. In order to order any <strong>of</strong> theitems from <strong>MS913</strong>I readers should note the classmarkwhen placing their order. The list <strong>of</strong> classmarks is atthe back <strong>of</strong> the catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/1/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromWalter AdamsOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from WalterAdams <strong>of</strong> Melbourne, Australia (1866 May 26).Pasted in Walter Adams 'Outlines <strong>of</strong> Geometry'(1866).1866One itemTo request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/2/1 Letter to Francis Baily from Sir George BiddellAiry1840184356
One letter to Francis Baily from Sir George BiddellAiry <strong>of</strong> the Royal Observatory, Greenwich (1840 July25). Pasted in ‘Experiments with the torsion rod fordetermining the mean density <strong>of</strong> the earth’ in‘Memoirs <strong>of</strong> the Royal Astronomical Society’ vol. XIV(1843).One letterTo request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/2/2 Letters to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell AiryTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell Airy <strong>of</strong> the Royal Observatory, Greenwich,pasted in a bound volume <strong>of</strong> 'Tracts mainly from the‘Encyclopaedia Metropolitana 1837', one letterpreceding G.B. Airy 'Laws <strong>of</strong> the tides' and the otherpreceding his 'Tides and waves' (1843 May 3) and(1851 June 17).18371851Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/2/3 Letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell AiryOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell Airy <strong>of</strong> the Royal Observatory, Greenwich(1848 February 22). Pasted in ‘De Morgan tracts’preceding number 6 ‘The speculations <strong>of</strong> ThomasWright <strong>of</strong> Durham’ (1848).1848One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/2/4 Letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell AiryOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell Airy <strong>of</strong> the Royal Observatory, Greenwich(1852 May 29). Pasted at the end <strong>of</strong> Georg JoachimRhäticus ‘Thesaurus mathematicus, siue, Canonsinuum ad radium 1. 00000. 00000. 00000. et ad1613, 185257
dena quaeque scrupula secunda quadrantis’ (1613).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/2/5 Letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell AiryOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeAiry (1853 August 25). Written on G.B. Airy ‘Noticeto Chronometer maker’s (1853) and inserted in abound volume <strong>of</strong> ‘Astronomical tracts’.1853One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/2/6 Letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell AiryOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell Airy (1854 March 6). In ‘Meetings <strong>of</strong> theRoyal Astronomical Society, Somerset <strong>House</strong>’(1854).1854One itemTo request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/2/7 Letters to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell AiryTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell Airy pasted near the front <strong>of</strong> a bound volume<strong>of</strong> pamphlets by Francis Baily (1858 May 19) and(1858 May 25).1858One itemTo request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/2/8 Letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell Airy1843186458
One letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell Airy written from Playford and Ipswich (1864January 12). Pasted in ‘The nautical almanac’(18431851).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/2/9 Letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell AiryOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell Airy (1849 October 10). Inserted on title pageverso <strong>of</strong> ‘A treatise on the theory <strong>of</strong> probabilities' byAugustus De Morgan (1837).1849One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/2/10 Letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell AiryOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell Airy (1858 April 24). bound in 'Supplementto a paper "On the intensity <strong>of</strong> light in theneighbourhood <strong>of</strong> a caustic"' by Sir George BiddellAiry (1848).1858One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/2/11 Letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell AiryOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir GeorgeBiddell Airy (1865 October 26). Tipped in 'On themovement <strong>of</strong> the solar system in space, deducedfrom the proper motions <strong>of</strong> 1167 stars' by EdwinDunkin (c1863).1865One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes has59
een placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/3/1 Letter to Francis Baily from François Arago 18221832One letter to Francis Baily from François Arago <strong>of</strong>Calais, in French (1822 October 13). Pasted in abound volume <strong>of</strong> ‘Biographical memoirs’ in front <strong>of</strong>number 7, François Arago ‘Éloge historique dudocteur Thomas Young’ (1832).One itemTo request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/4/1 Letter to Augustus De Morgan from CharlesBabbagePart <strong>of</strong> a letter to Augustus De Morgan from CharlesBabbage in Dorset (1842 July 6). Pasted in a boundvolume ‘Controversies 18401845’ preceding L.F.Menabrea ‘Sketch <strong>of</strong> the analytical engine inventedby Charles Babbage, Esq.’ (1843).18401845One letterTo request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/4/2 Letter to Augustus De Morgan from CharlesBabbageOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from CharlesBabbage in Dorset from Ashley Combe (1848September 27). Pasted in a bound volume ‘Babbage etc. tracts 17541849’ at page 157 <strong>of</strong>article number 7 Charles Babbage ‘On the divingbell’.1754, 18481849One itemTo request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/4/3 Letter to Augustus De Morgan from CharlesBabbage1785, 185060
One letter from Augustus De Morgan to CharlesBabbage (1850 May 26). Inserted in the front <strong>of</strong> J.N.Tetens ‘Einleitung zur Berechnung der Leibrentenund Anwartschaften. Zweyter Theil, Versuche übereinige bey VersorgungsAnstalten erheblichePuncte’ (1785).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/4/4 Letter to Augustus De Morgan from CharlesBabbageOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from CharlesBabbage (undated). Pasted at the end and bound inwith Augustus De Morgan ‘Account <strong>of</strong> acorrespondence between George Barrett and Mr.Francis Baily’ in ‘Assurance magazine’ vol IV (1854).c1854One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/5/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan from B.BailyTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from B. Baily <strong>of</strong>37 Threadneedle Street, <strong>London</strong> (1846 April 1) and(1846 April 8). Pasted in the front <strong>of</strong> Francis Baily‘The doctrine <strong>of</strong> life annuities and assurances,analytically investigated and practically explained’vol. 2 (1813).1813, 1846Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/6/1 Correspondence to an unnamed recipient from(Francis Baily?)An incomplete letter to an unnamed recipient from(Francis Baily?) (1808 September 14). Pasted at theend <strong>of</strong> E. Waring ‘on the principles <strong>of</strong> translatingalgebraic quantities into probable relations andannuities, &c.’ (1792).1792, 180861
One letterTo request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/6/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan (?)from Francis BailyTwo letters to (Augustus De Morgan?) from FrancisBaily <strong>of</strong> 37 Tavistock Place, <strong>London</strong> (1839 January3) and (1841 April 19). Pasted in the front <strong>of</strong> FrancisBaily ‘Experiments with the torsion rod fordetermining the mean density <strong>of</strong> the earth’ in‘Memoirs <strong>of</strong> the Royal Astronomical Society’ vol. xiv(1843).18391843Two lettersTo request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/6/3 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan (?)from Francis BailyLeaf <strong>of</strong> mathematical jottings by Francis Baily,annotated by De Morgan: 'A scrap <strong>of</strong> Baily's work,found in the MSS Table <strong>of</strong> his Leases. A. DeMorgan. Aug. 24, 1858'. Inserted after the title page<strong>of</strong> 'The doctrine <strong>of</strong> interest and annuities analyticallyinvestigated and explained' by Francis Baily (c1808).1858One leafTo request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/7/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromW.H. BayleyOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from W.H.Bayley, <strong>London</strong> (1861 October 30). In W.H. Bayley‘Handbook <strong>of</strong> the slide rule’ (1861).1861One letterTo request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/8/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan (?) 1819, 184562
from Peter BarlowOne letter to (Augustus De Morgan?) from PeterBarlow <strong>of</strong> Woolwich (1845 December 10). Pasted atthe back <strong>of</strong> W.G. Horner ‘A new method <strong>of</strong> solvingnumerical equations <strong>of</strong> all orders by continuousapproximation’ (1819).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/9/1 Letter from Thomas Barlow 18531854One letter to Augustus De Morgan from ThomasBarlow (1853 November 22). Pasted at the end andbound in with Augustus De Morgan ‘Account <strong>of</strong> acorrespondence between Mr. George Barrett andMr. Francis Baily’ in ‘Assurance Magazine’ vol. IV(1854).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/9/2 Letters from Thomas Barlow 1855Two letters to Augustus De Morgan from ThomasBarlow (1855 April 14) and (1855 July 23). Pasted inthe front <strong>of</strong> ‘Memoirs <strong>of</strong> Griffith Davies and CharlesGill’ in ‘Assurance Magazine’ (1855).Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/10/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromGeorge BarrettTwo letters to Francis Baily from George Barrett <strong>of</strong>Petworth (1812 December 14) and (1813 February3). Pasted at the end and bound in with AugustusDe Morgan ‘Account <strong>of</strong> a correspondence betweenMr. George Barrett and Mr. Francis Baily’ in‘Assurance Magazine’ vol. IV (1854).18121813,1854Two items.63
To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/11/1 Letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir FrancisBeaufortOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir FrancisBeaufort <strong>of</strong> the Admiralty (1848 October 21).Bound in James Hodder ‘Hodder's arithmetick, or,That necessary art made most easy : beingexplained in a way familiar to the capacity <strong>of</strong> anythat desire to learn it in a little time’ (1719).1719, 1848One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.[<strong>MS913</strong>I/12/1] Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromBaldassarre BoncompagniLudovisiNB The One letter to Augustus De Morgan fromcorrect Baldasarre Boncompagni Ludovisi <strong>of</strong> Rome inreference for French (1858 December 3). Pasted on the first flythisitem is leaf <strong>of</strong> Baldasarre Boncompagni ‘Intorno adAL481 alcune opere di Leonardo Pisano, matematico delsecolo decimoterzo’ (1854).18541858One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/13/1 Correspondence to Sir John F.W. Herschel fromW. Cranch BondOne letter to Sir John F.W. Herschel from W.Cranch Bond <strong>of</strong> Observatory, Cambridge,Massachusetts (1848 March 2). Pasted in the front<strong>of</strong> a bound volume <strong>of</strong> ‘Astronomical tracts’.1849One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/14/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromThomas George Bonney1866186764
One letter to Augustus De Morgan from ThomasGeorge Bonney <strong>of</strong> St. John’s College, Cambridge(1866 October 29). Pasted in a bound volume <strong>of</strong>‘Pamphlets (18591869)’ between pages 8 and 9 <strong>of</strong>pamphlet number 9 ‘On the root <strong>of</strong> any function…’in ‘Trans. Camb. Phil. Soc.’ (1867).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/15/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromGeorge BooleOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from GeorgeBoole <strong>of</strong> Lincoln (1849 August 13). Pasted in abound volume <strong>of</strong> ‘Mathematical tracts (17881848)’in front <strong>of</strong> pamphlet no. 19 George Boole ‘On ageneral method <strong>of</strong> analysis’ from ‘Philosophicaltransactions’ part II (1844).18441849One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/16/1 Correspondence from Bernard TindalBosanquetOne letter to an unnamed recipient from BernardTindal Bosanquet <strong>of</strong> 73 Lombard Street, <strong>London</strong>(1868 October 22). Inserted in Bernard TindalBosanquet ‘Universal simple interest tables’ (1868).1868One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/17/1 Correspondence to Francis Baily fromNathaniel BowditchOne letter to Francis Baily from Nathaniel Bowditch<strong>of</strong> Boston, Massachusetts (1829 November 13).Pasted in a bound volume <strong>of</strong> ‘Biographicalmemoirs’ in front <strong>of</strong> number 9, Laplace ‘Mécaniquecélesté’, translated by Nathaniel Bowditch (1839).18291839One item.65
To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/18/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromSir John BowringFour letters to Augustus De Morgan from Sir JohnBowring <strong>of</strong> Larkbear, Exeter (1853 September 1, 5,16 and 26). Inserted in John Bowring ‘The decimalsystem in numbers, coins and accounts’ (1854).18531854Four items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/19/1 Correspondence to Ramchundra from L.BowringOne letter to [Y?] Ramchundra from L. Bowring <strong>of</strong>Calcutta (1861 October 18). Pasted in Ramchundra‘A treatise on problems <strong>of</strong> maxima and minimasolved by algebra’ (1850). Number 2 copy.18501861One itemTo request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/20/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromSir Benjamin Collins BrodieTwo letters to Augustus de Morgan from SirBenjamin Collins Brodie <strong>of</strong> Cowley <strong>House</strong>, Oxford(1867 May 12) and (1867 May 28). Inserted at theend <strong>of</strong> Benjamin Collins Brodie ‘The calculus <strong>of</strong>chemical operations…part 1. On the construction <strong>of</strong>chemical symbols’ in ‘Philosophical transactions’part ii 1866.18661867Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/21/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromHenry Brougham, 1st Baron Brougham andVaux184566
One letter to Augustus De Morgan from HenryPeter Brougham, 1st Baron Brougham and Vaux <strong>of</strong>2 New Square, Lincoln’s Inn, <strong>London</strong> (1845November 20). Pasted in ‘De Morgan tracts’preceding number 13, opposite page 433 <strong>of</strong>‘Bookkeeping’ 1845.One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/21/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromHenry Brougham, 1st Baron Brougham andVauxTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from HenryPeter Brougham, 1st Baron Brougham and Vaux.Inserted in a bound volume <strong>of</strong> ‘Controversies 18401845’ (1851 July 22). Pasted opposite page 228 <strong>of</strong>‘The Royal Society <strong>of</strong> England’ from the ‘EdinburghReview’ (1844).18441851Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/22/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromM. ChaslesOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from MichelChasles <strong>of</strong> Paris (1852 June 25). Pasted in M.Chasles ‘Traité de Géométrie Supérieure’ (1852).1852One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/23/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromTemple ChevallierFour letters to Augustus De Morgan from TempleChevallier <strong>of</strong> Durham (1848 February 26), (1848March 1), (1848 March 3) and (1848 March 21).Pasted at the end <strong>of</strong> Thomas Wright <strong>of</strong> Durham ‘Anoriginal theory or new hypothesis <strong>of</strong> the universe’(1750).1750, 184867
Four items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/24/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromSamuel Hunter ChristieTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from SamuelHunter Christie, Woolwich (1848 February 25) and(1848 March 4). In Augustus De Morgan ‘On theadditions made to the second edition <strong>of</strong> theCommercium epistolicum’ (1848).1848Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/25/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromH.B. CliftonOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from H.B. Clifton<strong>of</strong> Oxford (1867 August 6). Pasted in a boundvolume <strong>of</strong> George Green ‘On electricity etc.’ in front<strong>of</strong> article number 2 ‘On the motion <strong>of</strong> waves in avariable canal <strong>of</strong> small depth and width’ in‘Transactions <strong>of</strong> the Cambridge PhilosophicalSociety’ vol. vi part iii (1838).1838, 1867One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/26/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromThomas CoatesFour letters to Augustus De Morgan from ThomasCoates <strong>of</strong> 42 Bedford Square, <strong>London</strong> (1843January 1) and (1867 July 15). Pasted in SophiaDe Morgan ‘Memoir <strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan’(1882).18431854,1882Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.68
<strong>MS913</strong>I/27/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromMatthew CollinsOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from MatthewCollins <strong>of</strong> 40 Upper Pitt Street, Liverpool (1853April 8). Pasted in ‘Mathematical tracts 18431854’in front <strong>of</strong> tract number 42 Matthew Collins ‘OnClairaut’s theorem’ (1853).18531854One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/28/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromJohn ColvileOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from JohnColvile <strong>of</strong> Calcutta (1852 August 6). Pasted in thefront <strong>of</strong> Ramchundra ‘A treatise on problems <strong>of</strong>maxima and minima solved by algebra’ (1850)number 1 copy.18501852One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/29/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromCharles Henry CooperOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from CharlesHenry Cooper <strong>of</strong> 29 Jesus Lane, Cambridge (1864August 11). Pasted in the front <strong>of</strong> Francis Baily ‘Anaccount <strong>of</strong> the Revd. John Flamsteed, the firstAstronomer Royal’ (1835).1835, 1864One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/29/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromCharles Henry CooperOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from CharlesHenry Cooper <strong>of</strong> 29 Jesus Lane, Cambridge (1864October 6). Inserted in Joseph Laurentius‘Amalthea Onomastica’ (1690).1690, 1864One item.69
To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/29/3 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromCharles Henry CooperOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from CharlesHenry Cooper (1865 October 14). Bound in front <strong>of</strong>'Athenae cantabrigienses' by Charles HenryCooper and Thompson Cooper (18581861).1865One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/30/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromBolton CorneyOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from BoltonCorney at Greenwich (1843 January 26). Insertedin ‘A catalogue <strong>of</strong> the large and valuable libraries <strong>of</strong>two learned gentlemen, lately deceased, HenryPemberton ... and James Wilson ...’ (1772).1772, 1843One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/30/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromBolton CorneyOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from BoltonCorney at Barnes Terrace (1852 November 1).Inserted on the third fly leaf <strong>of</strong> ‘Euclides restitutus,siue, Prisca geometriae elementa, breuiùs, &faciliùs contexta : in quibus pr[a]ecipuèproportionum theoriae noua, firmiorique methodopromuntur / a Io. Alphonso Borellio’ (1658).1658, 1852One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/31/1 Correspondence to Francis Baily from A. DeCourcy1813, 184270
Correspondence to Francis Baily from A. de Courcy<strong>of</strong> Rue Richlieu no. 97, Paris (1842 January 12).Inserted at the end <strong>of</strong> Francis Baily ‘The doctrine <strong>of</strong>life annuities and assurances, analyticallyinvestigated and practically explained : togetherwith several useful tables connected with thesubject’ vol. I (1813).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/32/1 Correspondence to the Secretary <strong>of</strong> the RoyalAstronomical Society from J.E.B. CurtisOne letter to the Secretary <strong>of</strong> the RoyalAstronomical Society from J.E.B. Curtis <strong>of</strong> 7Gloucester Street, Gloucester Gate, Regents Park,<strong>London</strong> (1850 August 24). Inserted in the front <strong>of</strong>article number 23 <strong>of</strong> a bound volume <strong>of</strong>‘Astronomical discoveries’.1850One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/33/1 Correspondence to William George Horner fromThomas Stephen DaviesTwo letters to William George Horner from ThomasStephen Davies <strong>of</strong> the Royal Military Academy,Woolwich (1812 September 6) and (1837 August8), and one letter to Augustus De Morgan fromThomas Stephen Davies (1850 February 2).Inserted at the back <strong>of</strong> W.G. Horner ‘A new method<strong>of</strong> solving numerical equations <strong>of</strong> all orders bycontinuous approximation’ in ‘Philosophicaltransactions’ (1819).18121819,1837Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/34/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromWilliam Davis1624,undated[19th71
One letter to Augustus De Morgan from WilliamDavis (undated). In Claude Bachet ‘Problèmesplaisans et délectables, qui se font par lesnombres’ (1624).century]One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/35/1 Correspondence to the editor <strong>of</strong> ‘TheAthenaeum’ from John Debenham (?)One unsigned letter to the editor <strong>of</strong> ‘TheAthenaeum’ from John Debenham (?) <strong>of</strong> Chelsea(1847 April 16). Inserted in the front <strong>of</strong> articlenumber 17 <strong>of</strong> a bound volume <strong>of</strong> ‘Astronomicaldiscoveries’.1847One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/36/1 Correspondence from Augustus De Morgan toWalter FormanOne letter from Augustus De Morgan to WalterForman (1833 March 8). Inserted at the end <strong>of</strong>‘Astronomical discoveries’.1833One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/37/1 Correspondence from Augustus De Morgan toCharles BabbageOne letter from Augustus De Morgan to CharlesBabbage (1850 May 26). Pasted in the front <strong>of</strong> J.N.Tetens ‘Einleitung zur Berechnung der Leibrentenund Anwartschaften. Zweyter Theil, Versuche übereinige bey VersorgungsAnstalten erheblichePuncte’ (1786).1786, 1850One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>72
the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/38/1 Correspondence from Augustus De Morgan toHerschell E. FilipowskiOne letter from Augustus De Morgan to HerschellE. Filipowski (1850 August 3). Inserted in H.E.Filipowski ‘A table <strong>of</strong> antilogarithms’ (1849).18491850One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/39/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromGeorge DollondOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from GeorgeDollond <strong>of</strong> St. Paul’s Churchyard, <strong>London</strong> (1833June 15). Inserted in a bound volume <strong>of</strong>‘Biographical memoirs’ in front <strong>of</strong> number 2, JohnKelly ‘The life <strong>of</strong> John Dollond, F.R.S. inventor <strong>of</strong>the automatic telescope’ (1808).1808, 1833One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/40/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromWilliam Fishburn DonkinTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from WilliamFishburn Donkin <strong>of</strong> Oxford (1867 May 28) and (noyear May 24). Inserted at the end <strong>of</strong> BenjaminCollins Brodie ‘The calculus <strong>of</strong> chemicaloperations…part 1. On the construction <strong>of</strong> chemicalsymbols’ in ‘Philosophical transactions’ part III(1866).18661867Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/41/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromM.W. Drobisch1859186973
One letter to Augustus De Morgan from M.W.Drobisch <strong>of</strong> Leipzig in German (1868 May).Inserted in a bound volume <strong>of</strong> ‘Pamphlets (18591869)’ on the first leaf <strong>of</strong> pamphlet number 8Augustus De Morgan ‘The early history <strong>of</strong> the signs+ and –‘ in Trans. Camb. Phil. Soc.’ (1864).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/42/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromH.W. DulcreyOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from H.W.Dulcrey <strong>of</strong> Nathaniel Cooke, Milford <strong>House</strong>, Strand(1853 October). Inserted in John Bowring ‘Thedecimal system in numbers, coins and accounts’(1854).18431854One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/43/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromR. EdenOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from R. Eden <strong>of</strong>the Ecclesiastical History Society, 12 Haymarket,<strong>London</strong> (1850 May 6). Inserted in J. Leland‘Commentarii de scriptoribus Britannicis / auctoreJoanne Lelando Londinate ; ex autographoLelandino nunc primus edidit Antonius Hall ...’(1709).1709, 1850One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/44/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromJ. EdlestonTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from JosephEdleston <strong>of</strong> Trinity College, Cambridge (1858September 8) and (1858 September 11). Insertedon the fly leaf <strong>of</strong> ‘Correspondence <strong>of</strong> Sir IsaacNewton and Pr<strong>of</strong>essor Cotes, including letters <strong>of</strong>1850185874
other eminent men’ (1850).Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/44/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromJ. EdlestonOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from J. Edleston<strong>of</strong> Trinity College, Cambridge (1861 January 22).Inserted in the front <strong>of</strong> ‘L’Oracolo di M. GirolamoParabosco’ (1552).1552, 1861One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/45/1 Correspondence to (Augustus De Morgan?)from Thomas Rowe EdmondsOne letter (to Augustus De Morgan?) from ThomasRowe Edmonds, <strong>London</strong> (1832 May 3). In T.R.Edmonds ‘Life tables founded upon the discovery<strong>of</strong> a numerical law, regulating the existence <strong>of</strong>every human being’ (1832).1832One letterTo request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/46/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromAlexander John EllisOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from AlexanderJohn Ellis <strong>of</strong> 2 Church Hill, Morningside, Edinburgh(1855 January 19). Pasted on the reverse <strong>of</strong> thetitle page <strong>of</strong> A.J. Ellis ‘Selfproving examples in thefirst four rules <strong>of</strong> arithmetic simple and compound’(1855).1855One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.75
<strong>MS913</strong>I/47/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromWilliam EmpsonThree letters to Augustus De Morgan from WilliamEmpson <strong>of</strong> East India College, Hertford (no yearMarch 4), (no year March 18) and (no year March22). Pasted in ‘De Morgan tracts’ after the‘Edinburgh Review’ vol. XII about Augustus DeMorgan’s inquiry concerning the author <strong>of</strong> thereview <strong>of</strong> Buée ‘Sur les quantités imaginaires’(1808).1808,undated[19thcentury]Three items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/48/1 Correspondence to J. Walton from R. Farley 18611862One letter to J. Walton from R. Farley <strong>of</strong> theNautical Almanac Office, 3 Verulam Buildings,Gray’s Inn, <strong>London</strong> (1862 May 26). Pasted in front<strong>of</strong> the title page <strong>of</strong> Ludwig Schrön ‘Siebenstelligegemeine logarithmen’ (1861).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/49/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromHerschell E. FilipowskiTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from HerschellE. Filipowski <strong>of</strong> 25 Wilson Street, Finsbury, <strong>London</strong>(1850 January 22) and <strong>of</strong> 9 Bridgewater Square,Barbican, <strong>London</strong> (1850 August 7). Pasted in H.E.Filipowski ‘A table <strong>of</strong> antilogarithms’ (1849).18491850Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/50/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromRobert Finlay1827184976
One letter to Augustus De Morgan from RobertFinlay <strong>of</strong> Manchester New College, GrosvenorSquare, <strong>London</strong> (1841 December 20). Pasted in abound volume <strong>of</strong> ‘Mathematical tracts (18271849)on the front page <strong>of</strong> tract number 23 R. Finlay‘Remarks on the elementary principles <strong>of</strong> dynamics’(1842).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/51/1 Correspondence to Francis Baily from JamesDavid ForbesTwo letters to Francis Baily from James DavidForbes from Dumfries (1840 August 4) andEdinburgh (1843 March 22). Pasted in the front <strong>of</strong>Francis Baily ‘Experiments with the torsion rod fordetermining the mean density <strong>of</strong> the earth’ in‘Memoirs <strong>of</strong> the Royal Astronomical Society’ vol. xiv(1843).18401843Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/52/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan,Secretary <strong>of</strong> the Royal Astronomical Societyfrom Walter FormanTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan, Secretary <strong>of</strong>the Royal Astronomical Society from WalterForman <strong>of</strong> Pilton, Shepton Mallett (1833 January29) and (1833 March 14). Pasted at the end <strong>of</strong> abound volume <strong>of</strong> ‘Astronomical discoveries’.1833Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/53/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromAlexander Fraser185677
One letter to Augustus De Morgan from AlexanderFraser (1856 May 22). In ‘Testimonials in behalf <strong>of</strong>Pr<strong>of</strong>essor Fraser's application for the Chair <strong>of</strong> Logicand Metaphysics in the <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Edinburgh’(1856), compiled by Alexander C. Fraser.One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/53/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromAlexander FraserOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from AlexanderFraser (1856 October 7). In James Ferrier ‘Scottishphilosophy, the old and the new’ (1856).1856One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/54/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromThomas GallowayTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from ThomasGalloway <strong>of</strong> Serjeant’s Inn, <strong>London</strong> (1841December 17). Pasted in the front <strong>of</strong> ‘Discussionbetween T. Galloway and A. De Morgan onFernel’s “Cosmotheoria” (Measure <strong>of</strong> a degree’ in‘Philosophical Magazine’ (18411842).18411842Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/55/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromJames GoddardOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from JamesGoddard at Mr. Dennis’s, 118 Bishopsgate Street,<strong>London</strong> (1847 January). Pasted at the end <strong>of</strong> abound volume <strong>of</strong> ‘Tracts’.1847One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has been78
placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/56/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromPeter GrayTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from PeterGray (1842 December) and (undated). In JamesDodson ‘The antilogarithmic canon’ (1742).1742, 1842Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/57/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromRobert GrantThree letters to Augustus De Morgan from RobertGrant <strong>of</strong> 10 Soley Terrace, Lloyd Square, <strong>London</strong>(1852 April 19), (1852 June 23) and <strong>of</strong> RoyalAstronomical Society, Somerset <strong>House</strong> (1859November 15). Inserted in Robert Grant ‘History <strong>of</strong>physical astronomy from the earliest ages to themiddle <strong>of</strong> the nineteenth century’ (1852).18521859Three items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/58/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromDavid Bierens De HaanOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from DavidBierens De Haan (undated). In David Bierens DeHaan ‘Nouvelles tables d'intégrales définies’(1867).1867,undated[19thcentury]One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/59/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromJean Nicolas Pierre Hachette1828182979
One letter to Augustus De Morgan from JeanNicolas Pierre Hachette, in French (1829 August6). Pasted in A. De Morgan ‘The elements <strong>of</strong>algebra: translated from the three first chapters <strong>of</strong>the algebra <strong>of</strong> M. Bourdon and designed for the use<strong>of</strong> students in and preparing for the <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong><strong>London</strong>’ (1828).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/60/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromJames Orchard HalliwellOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from JamesOrchard Halliwell (later HalliwellPhillipps) at 35Alfred Place, <strong>London</strong> (undated). Pasted in JohnHawkins ‘Cocker's Arithmetick : being a plain andfamiliar method suitable to the meanest capacityfor the full understanding <strong>of</strong> that incomparable art,as it is now taught by the ablest schoolmasters inthe city and country’ (1700).1700,undated[19thcentury]One itemTo request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/60/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromJames Orchard HalliwellOne letter from Augustus De Morgan from JamesOrchard Halliwell (later HalliwellPhillipps) atChristchurch, Oxford (undated). Pasted in the thirdfly leaf <strong>of</strong> Euclid ‘Praeclarissimus liberelementorum euclidis’ (1482).1492,undated[19thcentury]One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/60/3 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan from 1596, 186580
James Orchard HalliwellOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from JamesOrchard Halliwell (later HalliwellPhillipps) at 6 St.Mary’s Place, West Brompton, <strong>London</strong> (1865March 4). Pasted in C. Urstitius ‘Elements <strong>of</strong>Arithmeticke’ (1596).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/61/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromSir William Rowan HamiltonThree letters to Augustus De Morgan from SirWilliam Rowan Hamilton pasted in a bound volume<strong>of</strong> William Rowan Hamilton:One letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir WilliamRowan Hamilton at Christchurch, Oxford (1847June 25). Pasted at the front <strong>of</strong> article number 13‘Researchers respecting quaternions’ (1847).One letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir WilliamRowan Hamilton from the Observatory <strong>of</strong> T.C.D.‘near Dublin’ (1840 April 24). Pasted at the front <strong>of</strong>article number 8 ‘General method in dynamics’(1835).One letter from the Observatory (1865 February1). Pasted on the second fly leaf.18351865Three items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/61/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromSir William Rowan HamiltonEight letters to Augustus De Morgan from SirWilliam Rowan Hamilton pasted at the end <strong>of</strong>James Smith ‘The quadrature <strong>of</strong> the circle:correspondence between an eminentmathematician and James Smith’ (1861):Six letters from the Observatory, near Dublin (1861April 24) to (1861 May 13)Two letters to the editor <strong>of</strong> ‘Athenaeum’ (1861 May1) and (1861 May 6).1861Eight items.To request these items, please place an order for81
the De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/62/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromPeter HardyOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from PeterHardy <strong>of</strong> The <strong>London</strong> Assurance, 7 RoyalExchange, <strong>London</strong> (1851 February 25). Pasted in abound volume <strong>of</strong> ‘Tracts on probability etc.’ in front<strong>of</strong> the seventh pamphlet, Peter Hardy ‘On the value<strong>of</strong> annuities’ (1850).18501851One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/62/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromPeter HardyOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from PeterHardy (1853 October 17). Pasted at the end andbound in with Augustus De Morgan ‘Account <strong>of</strong> acorrespondence between Mr George Barrett andMr Francis Baily ‘Assurance Magazine’ vol. IV(1854).18531854One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/62/3 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromPeter HardyTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from PeterHardy at Betsham, Southfleet, Gravesend (1859November 25) and (1862 March 5). Pasted in thefront <strong>of</strong> Peter Hardy ‘A new and general notation forlife contingencies’ (1840).18401862One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.82
<strong>MS913</strong>I/63/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromCharles James HargreaveOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from CharlesJames Hargreave at 69 Chancery Lane, <strong>London</strong>(1849 April 18). Pasted in a bound volume <strong>of</strong>‘Mathematical tracts 18271849’ in the front <strong>of</strong> tractnumber 29 C.J. Hargreave ‘An essay on theresolution <strong>of</strong> algebraic equations’ (1866).18491866One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/63/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromCharles James HargreaveOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from CharlesJames Hargreave at Marine Hotel, Bray, CountyWicklow (1866 April 18). Pasted in the front <strong>of</strong> C.J.Hargreave ‘An essay on the resolution <strong>of</strong> algebraicequations’ (1866).1866One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/64/1 Correspondence to John Perkes from JohnHawkinsOne letter (a copy by Augustus De Morgan?) toJohn Perkes from John Hawkins <strong>of</strong> <strong>London</strong> (1684October 30). Pasted in John Hawkins ‘Cocker’sdecimal arithmetic’ (1685).16841685One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/65/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromFrancis HaywoodOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from FrancisHaywood <strong>of</strong> Edge Lane Hall, Liverpool (1848).Pasted in Immanuel Kant ‘Critick <strong>of</strong> pure reason’translated by Francis Haywood, 2nd edition (1848).1848One item.83
To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/66/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromEbenezer HendersonOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from EbenezerHenderson <strong>of</strong> Greenbank, St. Helens, Lancashire(1850 May 9). Pasted at the end <strong>of</strong> a bound volume<strong>of</strong> ‘Astronomical tracts’ (1850).1850One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/67/1 Correspondence to Thomas Galloway fromThomas HendersonTwo letters to Thomas Galloway from ThomasHenderson <strong>of</strong> Edinburgh (1843 December 7) and(1844 January 2). Pasted at the end <strong>of</strong> G.J.Rheticus ‘Thesaurus mathematicus sive canonsinum ad radium 1.00000.00000.00000…nuncprimum in lucum editus…a Bartholomeo Pitisco’(1613).1613, 18431844Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/68/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromFrederick HendriksOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from FrederickHendriks <strong>of</strong> the Globe Insurance, Cornhill, <strong>London</strong>(1854 April 1). Pasted at the end and bound in withAugustus De Morgan ‘Account <strong>of</strong> acorrespondence between Mr George Barrett andMr Francis Baily’ in ‘Assurance Magazine’ vol. IV(1854).1854One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.84
<strong>MS913</strong>I/69/1 Correspondence to Captain Beaufort (AdmiralSir Francis Beaufort) from Sir John HerschelExtract from a letter to Captain Beaufort (laterAdmiral Sir Francis Beaufort) from Sir JohnHerschel from Fieldhausen (1836 July 3). Pasted inthe front <strong>of</strong> Francis Baily ‘An account <strong>of</strong> the Revd.John Flamsteed’ (1835).18351836One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/70/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromSir John HerschelOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from Sir JohnHerschel <strong>of</strong> Collingwood (1849 July 15). Pasted atthe end <strong>of</strong> Thomas Wright <strong>of</strong> Durham ‘An originaltheory or new hypothesis <strong>of</strong> the universe’ (1750).1750, 1849One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/71/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromJohn Power HicksOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from JohnPower Hicks <strong>of</strong> 6 South Crescent, Bedford Square,<strong>London</strong> (1862 October 20). Pasted at the back <strong>of</strong>W.G. Horner ‘A new method <strong>of</strong> solving numericalequations <strong>of</strong> all degrees by continuousapproximation’ in ‘Philosophical transactions’(1819).1819, 1862One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/72/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromJohn HolmesOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from JohnHolmes <strong>of</strong> the British Museum (1852 September13). Pasted on the fourth fly leaf <strong>of</strong> ‘Euclidesrestitutus…a Io Alphonso Borellio’ (1658).1658, 185285
One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/73/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromJ. HooperOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from J. Hooper(1864 October 6). In ‘Iosephi Laurentii LucensisS.T.D. Amalthea onomastica’ (1690). The letterrelates to an insert <strong>of</strong> eight pages from AdamLittleton’s ‘Linguae Latinae liber dictionarius’ (1703)which is inserted in the front <strong>of</strong> the book.1690, 1703,1864One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/74/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromJohn HoppusOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from JohnHoppus <strong>of</strong> 39 Camden Street, <strong>London</strong> (1848? May22). Pasted in Immmanuel Kant ‘Critick <strong>of</strong> purereason’ translated by Francis Haywood 2nd edition(1848).1848One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/75/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromJoseph HornerOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from JosephHorner <strong>of</strong> Everton Vicarage, St. Neots (1862October 20). Pasted in the back <strong>of</strong> W.G. Horner ‘’ in‘Philosophical transactions’ (1819).1819, 1862One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/76/1 Correspondence to Francis Baily from CharlesHutton1792,undated86
One letter to Francis Baily from Charles Hutton <strong>of</strong>34 Bedford Row, <strong>London</strong> (no year July 13). Pastedat the end <strong>of</strong> E. Waring ‘On the principles <strong>of</strong>translating algebraic quantities into probablerelations and annuities, &c.’ (1792).[19thcentury]One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/77/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromJ.R. (Hynd)One letter to Augustus De Morgan from J.R. [Hynd]<strong>of</strong> 3 Allsops Terrace, Upper Baker Street, <strong>London</strong>(1847 August 19). Pasted in the front <strong>of</strong> a boundvolume <strong>of</strong> ‘Astronomical tracts’.1847One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/78/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromClement Mansfield InglebyFour letters to Augustus De Morgan from ClementMansfield Ingleby <strong>of</strong> Birmingham (undated; 1856August 20, 1856 August 20, 1861 May 17). Pastedat page 88 <strong>of</strong> C.M. Ingleby ‘Outlines <strong>of</strong> theoreticallogic’ (1856).18561861Four items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/79/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromJohn B. InglisTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from John B.Inglis <strong>of</strong> 2 Norfolk Road, St. John’s Wood, <strong>London</strong>(1852 March 2). Pasted on the third flyleaf <strong>of</strong> H.van Etten ‘Récréation mathématique’ (1627).1627, 1852Two items.To request these items, please place an order for87
the De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/79/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromJohn B. InglisOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from John B.Inglis <strong>of</strong> 2 Norfolk Road, St. John’s Wood, <strong>London</strong>(undated). Inserted in Thomas Taylor ‘The organonor logical treatises <strong>of</strong> Aristotle’ (1807).1807One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/80/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromthe Honorary Secretaries, Institute <strong>of</strong> ActuariesTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from theHonorary Secretaries, Institute <strong>of</strong> Actuaries, 12 St.James’s Square, <strong>London</strong>, signed by John Reddish(1856 December 30) and J. Hill Williams (1857January 20). Pasted at the end and bound in withAugustus De Morgan ‘Account <strong>of</strong> acorrespondence between Mr George Barrett andMr Francis Baily’ in ‘Assurance Magazine’ vol. IV(1854).18541857Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/81/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromHenry JamesOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from HenryJames <strong>of</strong> the Royal Dock Yard, Portsmouth (1848April 5). Pasted at the end <strong>of</strong> Thomas Wright <strong>of</strong>Durham ‘An original theory or new hypothesis <strong>of</strong>the universe’ (1750).1750, 1848One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.88
<strong>MS913</strong>I/82/1 Correspondence to Peter Hardy from C. Jellicoe 1854One letter to Peter Hardy from C. Jellicoe <strong>of</strong> EagleInsurance Company, 3 Crescent, New BridgeStreet, Blackfriars, <strong>London</strong> (1854 October 15).Pasted at the end and bound in with Augustus DeMorgan ‘Account <strong>of</strong> a correspondence between MrGeorge Barrett and Mr Francis Baily’ in ‘AssuranceMagazine’ vol. iv (1854).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/83/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromGeorge Ritso JervisTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from GeorgeRitso Jervis <strong>of</strong> Bombay Presidency:One letter from Bombay (1848 July 19)One letter from the Oriental Club, Hanover Square,<strong>London</strong> (1848 December 4).Pasted in the front <strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan‘Elements <strong>of</strong> algebra’ translated into Mahrathi byGeorge Ritso Jervis (1848).1848Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/84/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromWilliam Stanley JevonsOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from WilliamStanley Jevons <strong>of</strong> Owens College, Manchester(186(4)? January 9). Pasted at page 18 in WilliamStanley Jevons ‘Pure logic’ (1864).1864One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/85/1 Correspondence to James Hodgson fromWilliam Jones1711, 173189
One letter to James Hodgson from William Jones <strong>of</strong>Wantage (1731 June 17). Pasted in Isaac Newton‘Analysis per quantitatum series, fluxiones acdifferential cum enumeratione linearum tertiiordinis’ (1711).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/86/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromPhilip KellandOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from PhilipKelland <strong>of</strong> the <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Edinburgh (1840February 1). Pasted in the front <strong>of</strong> William Spence‘Mathematical essays’ (1820).1820, 1840One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/86/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromPhilip KellandOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from PhilipKelland <strong>of</strong> the <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Edinburgh (1840December 2). Pasted at the end <strong>of</strong> Philip Kelland‘On differentiation parts I and II’ in ‘Transactions <strong>of</strong>the Royal Society <strong>of</strong> Edinburgh’ vol. XIV (1840).1840One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/86/3 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromPhilip KellandOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from PhilipKelland (1860 January 31). Tipped in PhilipKelland ‘On superposition' (1855).1860One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.90
<strong>MS913</strong>I/87/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromHermann KindtOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from HermannKindt <strong>of</strong> Yorkshire (1863 14 May). Pasted at theend <strong>of</strong> Thomas Wright <strong>of</strong> Durham ‘An originaltheory or new hypothesis <strong>of</strong> the universe’ (1750).1750, 1863One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/88/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromGeorge KnottOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from GeorgeKnott <strong>of</strong> Woodcr<strong>of</strong>t, Cuckfield, Sussex (1865November 25). Pasted between two title pages <strong>of</strong>Ludwig Schrön ‘Seven figure logarithms <strong>of</strong>numbers 1 to 108000’ (1865).1865One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/89/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromEdward LawOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from EdwardLaw <strong>of</strong> 16 Essex Street, Strand, <strong>London</strong> (1847August 26). Pasted at the end <strong>of</strong> a bound volume <strong>of</strong>‘Mathematical tracts’ (1848).18471848One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/90/1 Correspondence to Francis Baily from StephenLeeOne letter to Francis Baily from Stephen Lee <strong>of</strong> theRoyal Society, <strong>London</strong> (1813 February 26). Pastedat the end and bound in with Augustus De Morgan‘Account <strong>of</strong> a correspondence between Mr GeorgeBarrett and Mr Francis Baily’ in ‘AssuranceMagazine’ vol. iv (1854).1813, 185491
One itemTo request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/91/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromGuglielmo Bruto Icilio TimoleoneOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from GuglielmoBruto Icilio Timoleone (1857 May 26). Inserted inA.L. Cauchy ‘ Cours d'analyse de l'École royalepolytechnique’ (1821).1821, 1857One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.[<strong>MS913</strong>I/92/1] Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromAugusta Ada LovelaceNB The Part <strong>of</strong> a letter to Augustus De Morgan fromcorrect Augusta Ada Lovelace (undated). Pasted in areference for bound volume ‘Controversies 18401845’this item is preceding L.F. Menabrea ‘Sketch <strong>of</strong> the analyticalAL482 engine invented by Charles Babbage Esq’ (1843).18401845One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/93/1 Correspondence to Thomas Galloway fromJohn LowryOne letter to Thomas Galloway from John Lowry <strong>of</strong>17 Chester Terrace, <strong>London</strong> (1840 January 15).Inserted in Thomas Leybourn ‘Mathematicalrepository’ vol. 1 (1806).1806, 1840One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/94/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromWilliam McIlvaine1837184792
Four letters to Augustus De Morgan from WilliamMcIlvaine <strong>of</strong> Burlington, New Jersey (1846 May 30)and (1847 October 28), and <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia (1846December 29) and (1847 January 29). Pasted inthe front <strong>of</strong> a bound volume <strong>of</strong> ‘Tracts’ mainly fromthe ‘Encyclopaedia metropolitana’ (1837).Four items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/95/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromSamuel R<strong>of</strong>fey MaitlandOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from SamuelR<strong>of</strong>fey Maitland <strong>of</strong> Gloucester (1850 May 11).Inserted in J. Leland ‘Commentarii de scriptoribusBritannicis’ (1709).1709, 1850One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/95/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromSamuel R<strong>of</strong>fey MaitlandOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from SamuelR<strong>of</strong>fey Maitland <strong>of</strong> Gloucester (1855 September22). Pasted in N. Erichsen ‘Fundamentalis figurageometrica, primas tantum lineas circuliqvadraturae possibilitatis ostendens’ (1755).1755, 1855One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/95/3 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromSamuel R<strong>of</strong>fey MaitlandOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from SamuelR<strong>of</strong>fey Maitland <strong>of</strong> Gloucester (1861 September 6).Pasted onto the third and fourth front <strong>of</strong> fly leaves<strong>of</strong> J.J. Trutvetter ‘Sum(m)ule totius logice’ (1501).1501, 1861One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>93
the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/96/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromCarel J. MatthesOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from Carel J.Matthes <strong>of</strong> Amsterdam (1839 May 17). Pasted onthe title page <strong>of</strong> W. Kersseboom ‘Kort bewys, datop de afstervinge, voorgevallen in een klein getalpersoonen van zeekeren ouderdom, geensins eengenerale reegel van leevenskracht voor andere tefundeeren is’ (1738).1738, 1839One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/97/1 Correspondence to W(illiam) Frend fromWilliam MorganOne letter to W(illiam) Frend from William Morgan<strong>of</strong> (Stamford Hill) (1822 January 9). Pasted on thethird fly leaf <strong>of</strong> William Morgan ‘[Five essays onsurvivorships]’. A series <strong>of</strong> five papers from‘Philosophical transactions’ vols 78, 79, 81, 84 and90. (17881800).17881800,1822One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/98/1 Correspondence to the Secretary, RoyalAstronomical Society from John NarrienOne letter to the Secretary, Royal AstronomicalSociety from John Narrien <strong>of</strong> the Royal MilitaryCollege, Sandhurst (1858 January 5). Pasted in thefront <strong>of</strong> John Narrien ‘An historical account <strong>of</strong> theorigin and progress <strong>of</strong> astronomy’ (1833).1833, 1858One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.94
<strong>MS913</strong>I/99/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromSamuel NeilOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from SamuelNeil <strong>of</strong> Academy <strong>House</strong>, M<strong>of</strong>fat (1864 November7). Pasted in the front <strong>of</strong> ‘De Morgan tracts’.1864One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/100/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromW.H. OakesOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from W.H.Oakes (1864 October 1). Pasted on the fifth frontfly leaf <strong>of</strong> W.H. Oakes ‘Table <strong>of</strong> the reciprocals <strong>of</strong>numbers from 1 to 100,000 with their differences’(1865).1865One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/101/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan frompublishers Oliver & BoydOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from publishersOliver & Boyd <strong>of</strong> Edinburgh (1860 September 14).In A. Melrose ‘A concise system <strong>of</strong> practicalarithmetic, adapted to the use <strong>of</strong> schools’ (1820).1820, 1860One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/102/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromO.F. OwenPart <strong>of</strong> a letter to Augustus De Morgan from O.F.Owen (undated). Inserted in Thomas Taylor ‘Theorganon or logical treatises <strong>of</strong> Aristotle’ (1807).1807One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.95
<strong>MS913</strong>I/103/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromSir Anthony PanizziOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from SirAnthony Panizzi <strong>of</strong> the British Museum (1846October 1?). Pasted in ‘De Morgan tracts’preceding number 14 Augustus De Morgan‘Mathematical bibliography’ in ‘Dublin review’(1846 September).1846One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/104/1 Correspondence to an unnamed recipient fromThomas Augustus Wolstenholme Parker, 6thEarl <strong>of</strong> MacclesfieldOne letter to an unnamed recipient from ThomasAugustus Wolstenholme Parker, 6th Earl <strong>of</strong>Macclesfield <strong>of</strong> Shirburn Castle, Watlington,Oxfordshire (1859 October 1). Pasted in the fifthfly leaf <strong>of</strong> Stephen Peter Rigaud ‘Correspondence<strong>of</strong> scientific men <strong>of</strong> the seventeenth century,including letters <strong>of</strong> Barrow, Flamsteed, Wallis, andNewton’ (1841).1841, 1859One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/105/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromAllan Park PatonTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from AllanPark Paton <strong>of</strong> Greenock Library (1869 September9) and <strong>of</strong> Watt Monument, Greenock (1869September 15). Pasted in the front <strong>of</strong> WilliamSpence ‘Mathematical essays’ (1820).1820, 1869Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/106/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromthe Reverend John Peachey1853185496
Seven letters from the Reverend John Peachey <strong>of</strong>Ebernoe, Petworth, Sussex:One letter to Colonel Wyndham (1853 October13).Six letters to Augustus De Morgan (1853 October13) to (1854 April 6).Pasted at the end and bound in with Augustus DeMorgan ‘Account <strong>of</strong> a correspondence betweenMr. George Barrett and Mr. Francis Baily’ in‘Assurance Magazine’ vol. IV (1854).Seven items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/107/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromBenjamin PeirceOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from BenjaminPeirce <strong>of</strong> U.S. Coast Survey Office, Washington(1870 June 18). Pasted after the title page <strong>of</strong>Benjamin Peirce ‘Linear associative algebra’.Read before the National Academy <strong>of</strong> Sciences,Washington City (1870).1870One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/108/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromSir Richard PhillipsTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from SirRichard Phillips <strong>of</strong> 74 Cadogan Place, <strong>London</strong>(1836 August 5) and (1836 August 9). Pasted infront <strong>of</strong> article number 11 in a bound volume <strong>of</strong>‘Astronomical discoveries’.1836Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/109/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromH. Pyne1604, 186097
One letter to Augustus De Morgan from H. Pyne <strong>of</strong>5 Endsleigh Street, <strong>London</strong> (1860 October 19).Pasted in Frisium Gemmam ‘Arithmeticaepracticae methodus facilis’ (1604).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/110/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromCharles Bland RadcliffeOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from CharlesBland Radcliffe <strong>of</strong> 25 Cavendish Square, <strong>London</strong>(1866 April 23). Pasted in the front <strong>of</strong> C.J.Hargreave ‘An essay on the resolution <strong>of</strong> algebraicequations’ (1866).1866One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/111/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromRamchundraOne letter to Augustus De Morgan fromRamchundra <strong>of</strong> Delhi Government School, India(1852 February 5). Pasted in Ramchundra ‘Atreatise on problems <strong>of</strong> maxima and minimasolved by algebra’ (1850) number 1 copy.18501852Four items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/111/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromRamchundraThree letters to Augustus De Morgan fromRamchundra <strong>of</strong> Delhi Government School, India(1861 October 24) to (1862 February 11). Pastedin Ramchundra ‘A treatise on problems <strong>of</strong> maximaand minima solved by algebra’ (1850) number 2copy.18611862Three items.To request these items, please place an order for98
the De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/112/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromRobert RawsonOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from RobertRawson <strong>of</strong> 84 Great Ducie Street, Strangeways,Manchester (1845?). Pasted in a bound volume <strong>of</strong>‘Mathematical tracts 18431854’ in front <strong>of</strong> tractnumber 15 Robert Rawson ‘On the summation <strong>of</strong>series and on definite integration’.18431854One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/113/1 Correspondence to Francis Baily from StephenPeter RigaudTwo letters to Francis Baily from Stephen PeterRigaud at Richmond (1822 June 15) and (1822June 18). Pasted in Stephen Peter Rigaud‘Historical essay on the first publication <strong>of</strong> SirIsaac Newton’s principia’ (1838).1822, 1838Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/113/2 Correspondence to Francis Baily from StephenPeter RigaudOne letter to Francis Baily from Stephen PeterRigaud at The Observatory, Richmond (1836January 28). Pasted on the fifth fly leaf <strong>of</strong> StephenPeter Rigaud ‘Correspondence <strong>of</strong> scientific men <strong>of</strong>the seventeenth century, including letters <strong>of</strong>Barrow, Flamsteed, Wallis, and Newton’ (1841).18361841One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.99
<strong>MS913</strong>I/114/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromHenry Crabb RobinsonOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from HenryCrabb Robinson <strong>of</strong> 30 Russell Square, <strong>London</strong>(1863 July 20). Pasted at the end <strong>of</strong> Samuel Butler‘Hudibras, : in three parts, written in the time <strong>of</strong> thelate wars : corrected and amended / with largeannotations, and a preface, by Zachary Grey ...’two volumes (1744).1744, 1863One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/115/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromthe Secretary <strong>of</strong> the Royal SocietyFour letters to Augustus De Morgan from theSecretary <strong>of</strong> the Royal Society <strong>of</strong> <strong>London</strong>,Somerset <strong>House</strong> (1845 September 30) to (1845October 11). Pasted in a bound volume <strong>of</strong>‘Mathematical tracts 1848’ at the end <strong>of</strong> AugustusDe Morgan ‘On…the disputes between Keil andLeibnitz about the invention <strong>of</strong> Fluxions’ (1846).18451846Four items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/115/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromthe Secretary <strong>of</strong> the Royal SocietySix letters to Augustus De Morgan from theSecretary <strong>of</strong> the Royal Society <strong>of</strong> <strong>London</strong>,Somerset <strong>House</strong> (1842 November 6) to (1852June 18). In Augustus De Morgan ‘On theadditions made to the second edition <strong>of</strong> theCommercium epistolicum’ (1848).18421852Six items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/116/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromEdward Ryan18501853100
One letter to Augustus De Morgan from EdwardRyan <strong>of</strong> the Exchequer, 3 Whitehall Gardens,<strong>London</strong> (1853 April 4). Pasted in Ramchundra ‘Atreatise on problems <strong>of</strong> maxima and minimasolved by algebra’ (1850) number two copy.One itemTo request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/117/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromGeorge SalmonTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from GeorgeSalmon <strong>of</strong> Trinity College, Dublin (1861 May 16).Inserted loose in P. Bungi ‘Numerorum mysteria’(1591).1591, 1861Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/117/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromGeorge SalmonOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from GeorgeSalmon <strong>of</strong> Trinity College, Dublin (1866 April 23).Pasted in the front <strong>of</strong> C.J. Hargreave ‘An essay onthe resolution <strong>of</strong> algebraic equations’ (1866).1866One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/118/1 Correspondence to the editor <strong>of</strong> ‘TheAthenaeum’ from Edward ScheutzOne letter to the editor, ‘The Athenaeum’ fromEdward Scheutz <strong>of</strong> 11 Little Queen Street,Westminster (1857 June 21). Inserted in Georgeand Edward Scheutz ‘Specimens <strong>of</strong> tables,calculated, stereomoulded and printed bymachinery’ (1857).1857One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>101
the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/119/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromE. Erskine ScottOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from EbenezerErskine Scott <strong>of</strong> 5 Barge Ward, Bucklersbury,<strong>London</strong> (1870 September 9). Pasted in the front <strong>of</strong>E. Erskine Scott ‘Tables <strong>of</strong> logarithms and antilogarithmsto five places’ (1870).1870One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/120/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromThomas D. ScottOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from ThomasD. Scott <strong>of</strong> 2 Gloucester Road, Peckham Grove,Camberwell, <strong>London</strong> (1853?). Inserted in JohnBowring ‘The decimal system in numbers, coinsand accounts’ (1854).c18531854One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/121/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromEdward Adolphus Seymour, 11th Duke <strong>of</strong>SomersetOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from EdwardAdolphus Seymour, 11th Duke <strong>of</strong> Somerset <strong>of</strong>Somerset <strong>House</strong>, Park Lane (1846 August 15).Pasted in E.A. Seymour ‘A treatise in which theelementary properties <strong>of</strong> the ellipse are deducedfrom properties <strong>of</strong> the circle’ (1843).18431846One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.102
<strong>MS913</strong>I/122/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromWilliam ShanksFive letters to Augustus De Morgan from WilliamShanks <strong>of</strong> HoughtonleSpring, Durham. Pastedafter the title page (1852 December 3) and (1860August 29). Pasted at the end <strong>of</strong> the book (1864February 27) and (1864 March 3). Inserted loose(1867 November 12). In William Shanks‘Rectification <strong>of</strong> the circle to 607 places <strong>of</strong>decimals’ (1853).18521853,18601867Five items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/123/1 Correspondence to Anne Sheepshanks fromher brother John SheepshanksOne letter to Anne Sheepshanks from her brotherJohn Sheepshanks (1853 November 7). Pastedon back free endpaper <strong>of</strong> Jonathan Hulls ‘Adescription and draught <strong>of</strong> a newinventedmachine for carrying vessels or ships out <strong>of</strong>, orinto any harbour, port, or river, against wind andtide, or in a calm’ (1855).18531855One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/124/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromWilliam Henry SmythFive letters to Augustus De Morgan from WilliamHenry Smyth at St. John’s Lodge, near Aylesburyin William Henry Smyth ‘A cycle <strong>of</strong> celestialobjects’ Vol. I Prolegomena. Vol. II The BedfordCatalogue’ (1844) :Pasted opposite table <strong>of</strong> contents <strong>of</strong> vol. II (1842January 11) and (1857 May 6)Pasted before contents list <strong>of</strong> vol. I (1857 August22)Pasted on second page after title page <strong>of</strong> vol. I(1858 August 13)Pasted before page one <strong>of</strong> vol. I (1865 August23).1750, 18441865Five items.103
To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/124/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromWilliam Henry SmythOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from WilliamHenry Smyth at 3 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, <strong>London</strong>(1848 April 21). Pasted at the end <strong>of</strong> ThomasWright <strong>of</strong> Durham ‘An original theory or newhypothesis <strong>of</strong> the universe’ (1750).1750, 18441865One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/125/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromWilliam Henry SykesOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from WilliamHenry Sykes <strong>of</strong> India <strong>House</strong> (1856 July 25).Pasted in the front <strong>of</strong> Ramchundra ‘A treatise onproblems <strong>of</strong> maxima and minima solved byalgebra’ (1850) number 1 copy.18501856One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/126/1 Correspondence to an unnamed recipient fromThomas TaylorOne letter to an unnamed recipient from ThomasTaylor <strong>of</strong> Manor Place, Walworth, Surrey (1832January 21). Inserted in Thomas Taylor ‘Theorganon or logical treatises <strong>of</strong> Aristotle’ (1807).1807, 1832One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/127/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromIsaac Todhunter1865104
One letter to Augustus De Morgan from IsaacTodhunter <strong>of</strong> St John’s College Cambridge (1865March 24). Pasted in the front <strong>of</strong> Isaac Todhunter‘History <strong>of</strong> the mathematical theory <strong>of</strong> probabilityfrom the time <strong>of</strong> Pascal to that <strong>of</strong> Laplace’ (1865).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/128/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromWilliam TomlineOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from WilliamTomline <strong>of</strong> Old (Shenton?), near Nottingham(1854 October 10). Pasted in a bound volume <strong>of</strong>George Green ‘On electricity etc/’ in front <strong>of</strong> articlenumber two ‘On the motion <strong>of</strong> waves in a variablecanal <strong>of</strong> small depth and width’ in ‘Transactions <strong>of</strong>the Cambridge Philosophical Society’ vol. VI partiii (1838).1838, 1854One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/129/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromJames Spooner WalkerOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from JamesSpooner Walker <strong>of</strong> 1 Wilderness Row,Clerkenwell, <strong>London</strong> (undated). Pasted at the end<strong>of</strong> ‘De Morgan tracts’.undated[19thcentury]One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/130/1 Correspondence to George Peacock fromWilliam Wallace1816,undated[19thcentury]105
One letter to George Peacock from WilliamWallace <strong>of</strong> Edinburgh (undated). Inserted in S.F.Lacroix ‘An elementary treatise on the differentialand integral calculus’ (1816).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/131/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromThomas WeddleOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from ThomasWeddle <strong>of</strong> Allen Villas, Battersea (1850 December17). Inserted in Thomas Weddle ‘Solvingnumerical equations <strong>of</strong> all orders’ (1842).18421850One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/132/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromWilliam WhewellTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from WilliamWhewell <strong>of</strong> Trinity Lodge, Cambridge (1851January 4) and (1853 August 20). Pasted on thefly leaves <strong>of</strong> ‘Correspondence <strong>of</strong> Sir Isaac Newtonand Pr<strong>of</strong>essor Cotes , including letters <strong>of</strong> othereminent men’ (1850).18501853Two items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/132/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromWilliam WhewellOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from WilliamWhewell <strong>of</strong> Trinity Lodge, Cambridge (1866February 13). Pasted opposite the title page <strong>of</strong>‘The mathematical works <strong>of</strong> Isaac Barrow’ (1866).1866One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes has106
een placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/133/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromRichard WildmanOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from RichardWildman (1853 October). In Richard Wildman ‘Theanatomy <strong>of</strong> scepticism and metaphysics <strong>of</strong>science’ (1853).1853One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/134/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan from(C?) WilkeOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from (C?) Wilkeenclosing a letter to the editor 'Athenaeum' fromThomas Kerigan <strong>of</strong> 9 St. Paul’s Square, Southsea,Portsmouth (1845 March). Pasted in a boundvolume <strong>of</strong> 'Astronomical discoveries' in front <strong>of</strong>article number 16 'Additional facts and argumentsagainst the theory <strong>of</strong> tides'.1845One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/135/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromWilliams & NorgateOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from Williams &Norgate <strong>of</strong> 14 Henrietta Street, Covent Garden,<strong>London</strong> (1865 May 22). Pasted between two titlepages <strong>of</strong> Ludwig Schrön ‘Seven figure logarithms<strong>of</strong> numbers 1 to 108000’ (1865).1865One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/136/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromCharles M. Willich18641868107
One letter to Augustus De Morgan from CharlesM. Willich <strong>of</strong> The Athenaeum, 25 Suffolk Street,Pall Mall, <strong>London</strong> (1864 November 25). Pasted inIamblichus ‘In Nicomachi Arithmeticamintroductionem’ (1668).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/137/1 Correspondence to Francis Baily from WilliamHyde WollastonOne letter to Francis Baily from William HydeWollaston <strong>of</strong> 14 Buckingham Street, FitzroySquare, <strong>London</strong> (1812 November 16). Pasted atthe end and bound in with Augustus De Morgan‘Account <strong>of</strong> a correspondence between Mr.George Barrett and Mr. Francis Baily’ in‘Assurance Magazine’ vol. IV (1854).1812, 1854One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/138/1 Correspondence to Francis Baily from JamesWoodOne letter to Francis Baily from James Wood <strong>of</strong>St. John’s College, Cambridge (1808 September5). Pasted at the end <strong>of</strong> E. Waring ‘On theprinciples <strong>of</strong> translating algebraic quantities intoprobable relations and annuities, & c.’ (1792).1792, 1808One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/139/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromJ.W. WoollgarOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from J.W.Woollgar (1851 January 8). In ‘Catalogue <strong>of</strong> thelibrary <strong>of</strong> the Royal Astronomical Society’ (1850).18501851One item.To request this item, please place an order for the108
De Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/139/2 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromJ.W. WoollgarOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from J.W.Woollgar (1850 January 30). Pasted in RobertShortrede ‘Logarithmic tables’ (1849).18491850One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/140/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromGeorge WyndhamOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from GeorgeWyndham <strong>of</strong> Petworth (1853 October 12). Pastedat the end and bound in with Augustus De Morgan‘Account <strong>of</strong> a correspondence between Mr.George Barrett and Mr. Francis Baily’ in‘Assurance Magazine’ vol. IV (1854).18531854One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/141/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromZarnokeOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from Zarnoke<strong>of</strong> Leipzig (1868 May 16). Pasted in a boundvolume <strong>of</strong> ‘Pamphlets 18591869’, on the first leaf<strong>of</strong> pamphlet number 8 Augustus De Morgan ‘Theearly history <strong>of</strong> the signs + and –‘ in ‘Transactions<strong>of</strong> the Cambridge Philosophical Society’ (1864).18591869One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/142/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromC. Wentworth (illegible surname)18401845109
One letter to Augustus De Morgan from C.Wentworth (illegible surname) <strong>of</strong> AthenaeumOffice, <strong>London</strong> (1845 October 7). Pasted in abound volume <strong>of</strong> ‘Controversies 18401845)opposite page iv <strong>of</strong> ‘Correspondence respectingLiverpool Observatory between John Taylor andRev. R. Sheepshanks’ (1843).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/143/1 Correspondence to an unknown recipient fromHenry (illegible surname) <strong>of</strong> the Oriental ClubOne letter to an unknown recipient from Henry(illegible surname) <strong>of</strong> the Oriental Club, HanoverSquare, <strong>London</strong> (1848 December 4). Pasted in thefront <strong>of</strong> Augustus De Morgan ‘Elements <strong>of</strong> algebra’translated into Mahrathi (1848).1848One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/144/1 Correspondence to (?) Thurtell from J.J.(illegible surname)One letter to (?) Thurtell from J.J. (illegiblesurname) <strong>of</strong> Laddon (Norfolk?) (1854 September25). Pasted in a bound volume <strong>of</strong> George Green‘On electricity &c’ in front <strong>of</strong> article number two ‘Onthe motion <strong>of</strong> waves in a variable canal <strong>of</strong> smalldepth and width’ in ‘Transactions <strong>of</strong> theCambridge Philosophical Society’ vol. VI part iii(1838).1838, 1854One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/145/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromRussell Henry Manners1520, 1850110
One letter to Augustus De Morgan from RussellHenry Manners (1850 August 16). Pasted inAlbertus Pighius ‘Albertus Pighius Campensis Deaequinoctiorum solsticioru[m]que inuentione’(1520).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/146/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan from(illegible surname)One letter to Augustus De Morgan from (illegiblesurname) in French (1834 April 7). Pasted in'Recherches sur la théorie des surfacesélastiques' by Sophie Germain.c1821,1834One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/147/1 Correspondence to unidentified recipient fromThomas YoungOne letter to unidentified recipient from ThomasYoung (1829 February 13). Inserted in 'Practicalcomparison <strong>of</strong> different tables <strong>of</strong> mortality' byThomas Young (c1828).c1828,1829One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/148/1 Correspondence to Augustus De Morgan fromHenry Longueville ManselOne letter to Augustus De Morgan from HenryLongueville Mansel (1859 March 1). Inserted in'Lectures on metaphysics and logic' volume 1 bySir William Hamilton ; edited by the Rev. H.L.Mansel and John Veitch (18591860).1859, 1860One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes has111
een placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/149/1 Correspondence from H. Fortoul and JeanBaptiste Biot'Commercium epistolicum J. Collins et aliorum deanalysi promota, etc.' by John Collins (1856),containing:One letter from H. Fortoul, Ministère del'Instruction Publique et des Cultes, [c1856 July11], with part <strong>of</strong> envelope from Biot to De Morgan,postmarked 23 July 1857 and containing Biot'sautographTwo letters from JeanBaptiste Biot to AugustusDe Morgan (1856 July 281862 February 12)List <strong>of</strong> contents by De Morgan pasted on titlepage.c18561862Five items.To request these items, please place an order forthe De Morgan Library volume containing them. Alist <strong>of</strong> the classmarks for the De Morgan volumeshas been placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/150/1 Invitation card to the funeral <strong>of</strong> KatharineSusanna De MorganInvitation card to the funeral <strong>of</strong> Katharine SusannaDe Morgan from the Economic Funeral Company(undated). Inserted in 'On the rate <strong>of</strong> mortalityamong persons <strong>of</strong> intemperate habits' by J.F.T.Maurice (c1847).c1847One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/151/1 Petition: 'Lunae, 5 die Mai, 1823. Petitionagainst Weights and Measures Bill'MS. petition: 'Lunae, 5 die Mai, 1823. Petitionagainst Weights and Measures Bill' (1823). Pastedin 'Report from the Select Committee <strong>of</strong> the <strong>House</strong><strong>of</strong> Lords appointed to consider the petition <strong>of</strong> thedirectors <strong>of</strong> the Chamber <strong>of</strong> Commerce andManufactures' (1823).1823One item.112
To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong>the classmarks for the De Morgan volumes hasbeen placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/152 Holograph ms. by Augustus De Morgan, 'On thegeometrical meaning <strong>of</strong> the general equation <strong>of</strong>the second degree'Holograph ms. by Augustus De Morgan, 'On thegeometrical meaning <strong>of</strong> the general equation <strong>of</strong> thesecond degree', (c1840) 4 pages. Tipped end <strong>of</strong>'Logarithms', which represents no. 33 <strong>of</strong> 33mathemaitcla tracts (c17801851), binder's spinetitle, 'Mathematical tracts, 1851'.c1840One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/153 Letter to Augustus De Morgan from HenryWarburtonLetter to Augustus De Morgan from HenryWarburton (1856 October 30). Pasted on title pageverso <strong>of</strong> 'On the partition <strong>of</strong> numbers, and oncombinations and permutations' by HenryWarburton (c1847).1856One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/154 Letter to Augustus De Morgan from BenjaminGompertzLetter to Augustus De Morgan from BenjaminGompertz (1850 September 30). Tipped in 'Hints onporisms: in a letter to T.S. Davies...' by BenjaminGompertz (1850).1850One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/155 Letter to 'my dear friend' from Robert Eden 1851113
Pasted in 'The Pope's movement' by Robert Eden(c1851):Augustus De Morgan's list <strong>of</strong> contents, pasted onfront free end paper (1851 August 1)Letter to 'my dear friend' from Robert Eden, pastedon title page verso (1851 January 1).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/156 Augustus De Morgan's notes 18541861Augustus De Morgan's notes on front flyleaves(1854 September 5 to 1861 September 23) <strong>of</strong> 'Theopinions <strong>of</strong> certain authors on the booksellingquestion' (1852).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/157 Letter to Francis Baily from Thomas Leybourn,annotated by Augustus De MorganLetter to Francis Baily from Thomas Leybourn,annotated by Augustus De Morgan (1835 February10), tipped in 'A catalogue <strong>of</strong> the valuablemathematical library <strong>of</strong> the late Thomas Leybourn'(1840) by Edmund Hodgson.1835One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/158 Two letters to Augustus De Morgan fromThomas Perronet ThompsonTwo letters to Augustus De Morgan from ThomasPerronet Thompson (1840 July 31 and 1840 August3) in 'Theory <strong>of</strong> parallels' by Thomas PerronetThompson, fourth edition (1840).1840One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has been114
placed at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/159 Letter to Augustus De Morgan from ThomasPerronet ThompsonLetter to Augustus De Morgan from ThomasPerronet Thompson (1840 July 17) in 'Theory <strong>of</strong>parallels' by Thomas Perronet Thompson, thirdedition (1840).1840One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/160 Two letters to Augustus De Morgan fromThomas Perronet Thompson; one to De Morganfrom an unidentified correspondentThree letters pasted into 'Theory <strong>of</strong> parallels' (1840)by Thomas Perronet Thompson:Two letters to Augustus De Morgan from ThomasPerronet Thompson (1840 March 12 to 17)Letter to De Morgan (1851 February 20), tipped onfront free endpaper <strong>of</strong> the volume,; writer's namescrossed out.18401851One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/161 Letter to Augustus De Morgan from the son <strong>of</strong>Sir Nicolas Harris NicolasLetter to Augustus De Morgan from the son <strong>of</strong> SirNicolas Harris Nicolas (no year, September 3),bound in '[Eight extracts from the Gentleman'smagazine and historical review, May Nov. 1850]'.undatedOne item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/162 Letters from Georg Jacob Holyoake 18471864115
Bound/pasted in 'The Reasoner':Letter to Augustus De Morgan from Georg JacobHolyoake (1847 April 14)Letter to the editors <strong>of</strong> the 'Athenaeum' from GeorgJacob Holyoake (1864 October 6).One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.<strong>MS913</strong>I/163 Letters from various correspondents in 'De laformation des corps'Inserted in 'De la formation des corps' by PaulLaurent (1834):Letter to Augustus De Morgan from James Reed,builder (1857 August 30), tipped on title pageLetter to Augustus De Morgan from SamuelCameron (1857 April 23), pasted on back flyleafLetter to the 'directors <strong>of</strong> the <strong>London</strong> <strong>University</strong>,Gower Street' (1851 September 15), tipped on backfree endpaperPrinted letter to the members <strong>of</strong> the AngloBiblicalInstitute, <strong>London</strong> (1858 September 7), tipped onback pastedown.18511858One item.To request this item, please place an order for theDe Morgan Library volume containing it. A list <strong>of</strong> theclassmarks for the De Morgan volumes has beenplaced at the end <strong>of</strong> this catalogue.116
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