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  <dc:title>Letter from J [Joseph] Larmor, 1 Hughenden Terrace, Belfast, to 'Dear Master' [Charles Taylor]</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Taylor's letter has just reached him. Larmor considers a problem of two points on a given line, which cannot be done other than by a conic of some kind. Finding a point can be derived from Pascal's theorem. He thinks that Taylor's proof of the converse of the prop. [?] locus of 0 is a conic adds to the demonstration, although he notes how a Greek geometer might respond. He hopes to be in Cambridge for few days from next Friday.

With some rough sketches.    </dc:description>
  <dc:date>26 July 1889</dc:date>
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