Record

RefNoHS/14/65
LevelItem
TitleLetter, from James Cowles Prichard to Sir John Herschel, dated at 1 Woburn Place
CreatorJames Cowles Prichard
Date30 March 1848
DescriptionAutograph letter signed by sender. Glad John Frederick William Herschel finds James Cowles Prichard's paper suitable for Admiralty Manual. James Cowles Prichard allows question is physiological but also ethnological; admits problems but sticks to his thesis. Would John Frederick William Herschel be willing to assume a leading role in a planned new journal somewhat similar to the Athenaeum, but giving more attention to science?
LanguageEnglish
Extent4pp
FormatManuscript
Place origin1 Woburn Place, London
Origin coordinates51° 31′ 25.68″ N, 0° 7′ 35.04″ W
AccessStatusOpen
URLDescriptionAlso available on Epsilon
URLhttps://epsilon.ac.uk/view/herschel/letters/Herschel2034
Fellows associated with this archive
CodePersonNameDates
NA7500Prichard; James Cowles (1786 - 1848)1786 - 1848
NA8238Herschel; Sir; John Frederick William (1792 - 1871); astronomer1792 - 1871
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