Record

RefNoMS/366
AltRefNoEx
Previous numbersMS 366, MS 367, MS 368, MS 369, MS 370
LevelSubFonds
TitleAdditional papers read before, or collected by the Royal Society
Date1551-1714
DescriptionA series of volumes containing manuscripts of papers read before the Society, and others not entered into the Classified Papers series. content is ancillary to the Classified Papers series [CLP, 1592 -1741] and overlapping in date. As with Classified papers the content covers the full breadth of the Society’s interests, ranging from politics (the constitutions of Carolina) to migration of birds. Notable papers include a treatise on an early seed drill to increase agricultural efficiency ‘The Sembrador’ by Lucatello, and ‘Problemata Physica’ by Thomas Hobbes.

The authors' names and short titles of papers are listed at the front of each volume.

Sometimes referred to as the "Extra" manuscripts sequence.
Extent3 boxes containing 5 volumes, MS box large
PhysicalDescriptionPaper, bound, size 13.5 x 8.75 inches
Digital imagesView item on Science in the Making
FindingAidsCatalogued in the Archive Card Catalogue
AccessStatusOpen
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