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Group II

Class A - Miscellaneous material connected with BJ, including undegraduate exercises and letters

Group II - General Note

Group II Class A - General Note

Group II - General Note

The material in Group II of the Jowett Papers was all found within Balliol long after the material in Group I had been packed away by Evelyn Abbott. Much of it was recovered by EVQ at various times (see Introduction Section I for more on its history). When JHJ examined these papers in 1979, he found eleven separate groups, which he called 'Additional Jowett Papers 1-11'. These groups have been renamed II A-K, but their contents remain as before. However, within each group, a certain amount of rationalisation has taken place.

Many items in Group II resemble some items in Group I very closely, as coming either from BJ's own papers or the Abbott and Campbell papers. It is not known how, why or when they became separated.

Since JHJ produced his list of these papers, various other material has been found which, although it has never previously been catalogued, nevertheless seems never to have left Balliol. This material is therefore catalogued as II L-O. It is intended that future Jowett material found in Balliol will be placed in this group.

Group II Class A - General Note

There is no indication of where the material for this very miscellaneous class was found. Items from both BJ's own papers and the Abbott and Campbell papers are included in it.

A1

A collection of mostly undergraduate exercises in Latin and Greek Prose and Verse composition, some translations from the English, and others original compositions, all found wrapped in a large leaf of paper, inscribed in an unknown hand Questions and Exercises. I have sorted the contents into four sections: A1/1) exercises by BJ, A1/2) exercises by identifiable writers A1/3) exercises by unidentified writers A1/4) miscellaneous material. The types of paper used vary greatly in size and quality.

[1] Latin and Greek exercises by BJ, mostly done when an undergraduate, and all in his own hand. Pieces with an asterisk have been corrected in an unknown hand. Undated unless otherwise indicated, but BJ's hand in most of them suggests the 1830s or 1840s. All items are 1 leaf (ink) unless otherwise indicated.

[1] Translation into Latin Prose of Browne's Religio Medici
[2]* Translation into Latin Prose of Republic p.541.
[3]* Composition in Latin Prose headed Cicero Hortensio S.D.
[4] Composition in Latin Prose, headed p.30. BJ's hand in this suggests at least the 1850s.
[5] Composition in Latin hexameters titled Immortalitas animae, and dated at bottom Jun 1835.
[6]* Composition in Latin hexameters titled Iter ad Emmaum [2 leaves].
[7]* Untitled composition in Latin hexameters, beginning Verane mi facies, ergo, quam mente fovebam [2 leaves].
[8] Untitled composition in Latin hexameters, beginning Delapsas inter cineres, disjectaque laudes.
[9]* Paraphrase of Psalm 133 into Latin Alcaics on one side, and composition in Latin elegiacs entitled Pleasures of Hope p.67 on the other.
[10]* Untitled composition in Latin Alcaics, and untitled Latin Prose Composition.
[11] Composition in Latin elegiacs titled Oliva.
[12] Composition in Latin elegiacs titled Fairy Queen and composition in Latin Alcaics titled Wisdom.
[13]* Untitled composition in Latin elegiacs, opening Sarus [sic] in Arcadiae Colles, jam vesperis horâ.
[14]* Untitled composition in Latin elegiacs, opening Si Deus omnipotens, si patria nostra reposcit.
[15]* Translation into Greek Prose of Spectator III.
[16]* Greek Prose Composition of a Pseudo-Platonic dialogue headed _Αλκιβιάδης, Σωκράτης [2 leaves].
[17]* Greek Prose Composition beginning _πειδ_ δ_ ραστωv_, with a fragment of Latin Prose.
[18]* Translation into Greek iambics of King John Act 3 rd.
[19]* Translation into Greek iambics of Henry 5 th Act 4 th.
[20]* Translation into Greek iambics of Macbeth Act 4 Sc. 3.
[21] Translation into Greek iambics of Henry IV Part I Act II Scene 4, with Gaisford 1858 written in the top right hand corner.
[22]* Translation(?) into Greek iambics signed by BJ titled Vital Spark.
[23]* Untitled composition in Greek iambics, opening o_χ _δoμαίτoι.
[24] Untitled composition in Greek iambics, opening μ_ δ_θ' _τ' o_κέτ' ε_μι.
[25] Untitled composition in Greek iambics, opening _ δέσπoτ' α_τ_ σ[ε].
[26] Untitled composition in Greek iambics, opening κα_[?] μ_v _vα_θέρ' α_έτov.
[27] Untitled composition in Greek iambics, opening _ μ_vγ_ρτo_ _λoυπρoεστηκ_ς.
[28] Untitled composition in Greek iambics, opening _ πύριδoςφρ_v.
[29]* Untitled composition in Greek iambics, opening _Ομφρ_ιεθε_εσo_ς _v _φθαλμo_ς.
[30] Untitled composition in Greek iambics (BJ's hand suggests the 1860s-1870s), with individual lines numbered from 1 to 18.
[31] Untitled composition in Greek iambics (BJ's hand suggests the 1860s-1870s), opening φήμητ'_σημoς.
[32] Pencil drafts for a composition in Greek iambics (BJ's hand suggests the 1860s or later), opening φε_ φε_ - φρovε_v _ςδειv_v.
[33] Pencil drafts for a composition in Greek iambics (BJ's hand suggests the 1860s or later), beginning μ_ πρ_ςθε_v.
[34] Drafts for compositions in Greek iambics, with comments on how to write them (BJ's hand suggests the 1860s-1870s). [4 leaves (2 ink, 2 pencil), three folded inside the largest one].
[35] Untitled composition in Greek iambic dimeters cataleptic (?), opening τίσo_ μ_v.
[36] Untitled composition in Greek hexameters, opening _ πάθoς, _ πoλύβεvθες.
[37] Untitled composition in Greek anapaests, opening _ρ' _χρ_vvεφέλαισιv.
[38] One leaf with both Latin and Greek verse composition on it, the former in Sapphics opening Alma quae puro radiate Sole, the latter in iambics.
[39] Passage of English prose, opening Greatness of history applies to its form as well as matter. Perhaps written out for a translation exercise? (BJ's hand suggests the 1840s-1850s)
[40] English poem, opening If I had thought thou could'st have died. Perhaps written out for a translation exercise? (BJ's hand suggests the 1850s-1860s).

[2] Compositions in Latin and Greek and English Essays by others. Most were almost certainly done as undergraduate exercises for BJ, but a few (e.g. Lingen's Latin poem) seem to have been written for recreation. All 1 leaf (ink) and undated unless otherwise shown.

[1] 3 Latin Proses by Matthew Arnold, and signed by him, two headed Latin Prose, the third headed Hooker Lib:i iv.1.
[2] 1 leaf with one Latin and one Greek prose by G. Bernard of Trinity College, Oxford.
[3] Translation of part of The Tempest into Greek iambics, dated 10 Jun 1862 [1 leaf], and a copy of Wooton's The Character of a Happy Life, with a translation of it into Greek elegiacs dated 3 Mar 1884 [1 leaf], both by Lewis Campbell.
[4] English Essay, titled Political Economy, by R.C. Christie [1 leaf].
[5] 2 Greek compositions, one Prose, one in iambics, both unheaded, by W.H.Forbes.
[6] Composition in Greek Lyric verse (in the style and form of a Pindaric ode), titled Byronus, ut Graeciam longa servitute laborantem in libertatem vindicet, ad mortem profiscetur, by S.G. Hamilton, dated 10 Oct 1872.
[7] 2 items by R.R.W. Lingen: a translation of Three Jolly Postboys into Latin hendacasyllables, dated 25 September 1849 [1 leaf], and the draft(?) of a letter, addressee only called Dear Sir, n.a., AL initialled by Lingen [4 leaves sewn together, all leaves heavily corrected]. A discussion of theological matters.
[8] 2 items by W. Linwood of Christ Church, one Latin Prose, and one English Essay on the origin of the Romans.
[9] Composition in Latin elegiacs by J.W. Mackail.
[10] Composition in Greek Prose by John Marshall.
[11] 1 leaf with compositions in Greek verse (one in iambics, the other in hexameters) by G.O. Morgan.
[12] 2 leaves of paper, one with compositions in Greek Prose and hexameters, the other with compositions in Latin Prose and Greek iambics, by E. Palmer.
[13] 7 Compositions (mostly translations) by J. Riddell, 3 in Latin Prose, 1 in Latin Elegiacs, and 3 in Greek Verse (2 in iambics, 1 in anacreontics). The anacreontics are dated 15 Feb 1843.
[14] Composition in Greek iambics by Ridley (no initials given).
[15] 10 compositions by J. Seymour, 9 in Latin Verse (2 in hexameters, 4 in elegiacs, and 3 in Alcaics, of which one is on 2 leaves) and 1 in Greek iambics.
[16] Copy of extract from the Merchant of Venice, with translation of it into Greek iambics by W.H. Simcox [1 leaf].
[17] Latin Prose Composition [1 leaf] and a Greek Prose and and a fragment of Latin [both on the same leaf], perhaps by George F. de Teissier.
[18] English Essay, titled The influence of Speculation on Society in Classical as contrasted with Modern times, by T. Walrond [1 leaf].
[19] Extract from the Pilgrim's Progress, headed Greek Prose, with the name of R. Wright in the corner (it is not clear if this was copied by Wright, or given to him to translate).

[3] Unsigned Latin and Greek Compositions. None of these offer any means of identification, although it might be possible to do so by studying the handwriting. All are 1 leaf (ink) and n.d. unless otherwise indicated.

[1] 5 Latin Prose Compositions.
[2] 10 Latin Verse Compositions (2 in hexameters, 7 in elegiacs, one of which is dated 28 Oct 1853, and 1 in Alcaics).
[3] 2 Greek Prose Compositions.
[4] 9 Greek Verse Compositions, all in iambics (one, a translation from The Lady of the Lake, has been torn in half, and another, a translation from Henry VI Part 2, has Mr. Jowett written in pencil on it. A translation from The Tempest has extensive corrections by BJ on it.
[5] 3 Leaves of paper, each with compositions in both Latin and Greek.
[6] 8 passages of English prose or verse, all inscribed with instructions to translate into Latin or Greek Prose or Verse. All but 2 are in the same hand. A 9th item, an extract of Wordsworth, in a different hand, might also have been intended for translation.

[4] Miscellaneous documents, found with the above, but not related to them. Only [1] and part of [4] are in BJ's hand.

[1] Small piece of paper,in BJ's hand, headed Fifty years hence [1 leaf, jotting only]. BJ's hand suggests the 1880s-1890s.
[2] Collection of questions (for essays?) on theology in an unknown hand [1 leaf].
[3] MS prayer, datable by references to members of the Royal family, to between 1841 and 1849, for University and Balliol Colleges. In A.P. Stanley's hand [2 leaves].
[4] List of Balliol undergraduates (who matriculated in 1889 or 1890 - names not indexed), with comments and marks for Collections. Two lines at the bottom in pencil seem to be BJ's [1 leaf].
[5] Printed notice from the Engineering Laboratory, University College, Bristol [1 leaf].
[6] 3 leaves found with this collection on which were inscribed various titles: One is the leaf in which it was all folded, the second is an envelope inscribed in Matthew Knight's hand Greek iambics & other Greek and Latin Compositions and the third is a small leaf inscribed in an unknown hand Questions for Scholarships and other examination papers.

A2

More material connected with BJ's teaching, similar to, but not found wrapped up with, A1.

[1] 22 passages in English, all except 2 with instructions to translate into Latin or Greek Prose or Verse (one of the 2 exceptions has a Latin version on the other side of the paper]. All are in unknown hands, ten of them in the same hand that wrote most of A1/3/6. Of these 10 items, 2 are copies of the same passage. Of the other items, 3 are copies in the same hand of the same passage, and one is stamped Received at the University Press Oxford 16 Nov 88.
[2] 98 small leaves with essay questions, all presumably intended for college work.

[1] 84 leaves in BJ's hand. Only four leaves are dated (to 15 Oct 1859, 24 Oct 1861, 6 May 1862 and 17 May 1862), but the others contain examples of BJ's writing from the 1840s to the 1890s. They divide into three groups: (a) 29 leaves of questions to be answered in English, on a wide range of topics e.g. classical and modern literature, philology, history or philosophy, (b) 21 leaves of questions, of which some are to answered in Latin or Greek, others in English, with a similar range of subjects [6 leaves have the Latin essay questions written in another unknown hand] and (c) 34 leaves of questions, all in a rougher format; first drafts for neater versions? [most of these in ink, a few of the drafts in ink or blue crayon]
[2] 1 leaf of essay questions in Matthew Knight's hand [n.d., but presumably after the late 1860s], similar in content with BJ's above. A few corrections have been made in BJ's hand.
[3] 13 leaves of essay questions, written in perhaps 9 different hands, and varying greatly in size of leaf and format. Two leaves are written in the same hand which wrote the Latin questions for BJ above. The subject matter of the questions is very similar to BJ's. Three are dated, to Lent/Summer term 1886, Busby Prize 1881, Collections Dec. 1874 (the last two leaves were clearly examination papers for these), but there is no means of dating the rest.

A3

Questions asked of BJ by undergraduates at his lectures on Greek philosophy with his answers. These questions are tagged together by brass pins into 4 groups, designated here as A3/1-4, and presumably each one forms a set of questions for an individual lecture. All these questions received answers from BJ. There are several such items all over the Jowett Papers (see I D34 for a complete list of them). The items are only partially dated, but since all the undergraduates named below matriculated at Balliol between 1887 and 1891, the great majority in 1890, the day of the week makes 1892 almost certainly the year in question. The names are given as they were written.

[1] 19 questions, asked by P.E. Morrell [dated Thurs 9 Jun in another hand], F.H. Dale, J.W. Critchley, E.W. Powell, F.A. Oldaker, R. Scott, H.C. Moore, A.H. Grant, [illegible], A.T. Cunliffe, C. Bailey, P. Hanson, R.T.N. Younger, Ernest Walker, John E. M cFadyen, H.W. Milner, H.A. Cohen, [S.] Laing, and [V.H.G.] Collins.
[2] 17 questions, asked by C. Bailey [dated Thurs 16 Jun in another hand], P.E. Morrell, A.H.Grant, James Watt, E. Worthington Powell, H.C. Moore, H.T. Cunliffe, J.W. Critchley, [S.] Laing, H.A. Cohen, J.E. M cFadyan, H.W. Milner, F.H. Dale, F.A. Oldaker, G.E. Thompson, P. Hanson, R.E.N. Younger and Ernest Walker.
[3] 21 questions, asked by anonymous [dated Thurs 19 May in another hand], [V.H.G.] Collins, E. Worthington Powell, 7 anonymous, F.H. Dale, anonymous, R.E.N. Younger, 2 anonymous, James Watt, 2 anonymous, J. D. Landels(?), and 2 anonymous.
[4] 12 questions asked by R.E.N. Younger [dated 2 Jun in BJ's hand], J.W. Critchley, F.A. Oldaker, P.E. Morrell, H.A. Cohen, R.F. Wilkins, P. Hanson, Ernest Walker, G.E. Thompson, John E. M cFadyen, H.W. Milner and F.H. Dale.

A4

Various documents, concerning teaching and college administration, including letters written to BJ from various correspondents (these were probably typical of letters sent to BJ which were destroyed). All in ink unless otherwise indicated.

(1-3 and 5-8 were all found folded in 4)

[1] C.M. King to BJ. St.Paul's School, 10 Dec 1889, ALS [1 leaf]. arrangements for him to take up residence in Balliol.
[2] Charles E. Goetz to BJ. West Hill, Harrow, 20 Sept (1890?), ALS [1 leaf]. Apologies for delay in writing. Suggestions that he should enter Balliol a little later, in October 1891.
[3] John Ley Hichens to Dear Sir [not BJ, as he is mentioned in the letter]. The Cottage, Ottershaw, Chertsey, 10 Sep (1891?), ALS [1 leaf]. Arrangements for the correspondent entering Balliol.
[4] To Dear Sir [William Parker? - see [8] below] from W.L. Francis. Blundell's School Tiverton, 30 Aug 1890(?), ALS [1 leaf]. News of the election of H.F. Hallifax to a scholarship to Balliol, and arrangements for his taking residence.
[5] William Parker to BJ. Balliol, 3 Sep 1890, ALS [1 leaf]. He enclosed [1] with comments.
[6] J.H.S. St[illegible] to BJ. The Rectory, Lutterworth 30 Sep 1890, ALS [1 leaf]. Because of his wife's illness, they have had to move to Bournemouth. Can BJ bear this in mind should he hear of anyone wanting to read with him?
[7] F.C. Walrond to BJ. Rugby, 21 Sep 1890, ALS [1 leaf]. Concerning his son Theodore, and how he might get a scholarship to Oxford. News of his brother Maine Walrond.
[8] F.C. Walrond to BJ. 24 Hillmorton Road, Rugby, 24 Sept [1890?], ALS [1 leaf]. More details of his son Theodore.
[9] F.C. Montague to BJ. Oriel, 6 Jul 1892, ALS [1 leaf]. Comments on the ability of Mr. Ghose, and Sir William Markby's view of him.
[10] W.K. Fremantle to BJ. The Precincts, Canterbury, 10 Jun 1892, ALS [1 leaf]. Complaints about the dilatoriness of one Wyatt [probably John Wyatt], and what to do with him.

(11-15 were all folded together)

[11] W.H. Forbes to BJ. Examination Schools, Oxford, Saturday (?1891/2), ALS [1 leaf]. Worries about the academic performance of Claude Russell.
[12] J.L. Strachan-Davidson to BJ. Balliol, Wednesday Jun 15th [1892]. ALS [1 leaf]. On J.B. Wood having his exam papers changed in order to go and play a match.
[13] Thomas Raleigh to BJ. All Souls College, 14 Jun 1892, ALS [1 leaf]. Arrangements on what papers M. Fleming is to sit.
[14] Testimonial from R.E. Hughes. Eastbourne College, 20 Jun 1893, copy only [1 leaf]. Testimonial for F.T. Howard as a candidate for Inspector of Elementary Schools.
[15] List of people who were passed in Divinity (in W.H. Forbes' hand?), viz. Emanuel, Flemmich, Grahame, Matheson, Stanley and Underhill. Undated, but the above named all matriculated in 1891 [1 leaf].
[16] Two drafts of an epitaph for George Rankine Luke, both in BJ's hand. Undated, but presumably not long after 1862 [2 leaves].
[17] List of undergraduates who failed in Divinity, viz. Jex-Blake, Emanuel, Flemmich, Grahame, Matheson, Stanley and Underhill [1 leaf, in W.H. Forbes' hand. n.d., but Jex-Blake matriculated in 1890, and the others in 1891]
[18] Notes in BJ's hand, perhaps for a lecture on Plato's language [1 leaf, undated, but BJ's hand suggests 1870s].

A5

Fragments of sermons preached by BJ [originally in an envelope inscribed by EVQ BJ. Fragments of Sermons]. They are preserved in three bundles, each tied separately. This bundling was probably done soon after BJ's death. As with another collection of sermon fragments, I D40, no attempt has been made to re-order the fragments; however, some leaves seem to contain final versions of draft sermons in notebooks in I A-D, and it might be possible to check these links more thoroughly. Almost all are undated, but BJ's hand suggests that they were all written between the late 1860s and his death. Most are written in ink, a few in pencil.

[1] Bundle of sermon fragments, front leaf inscribed [in W.H. Forbes' hand] I - Fragments of Sermons & Speeches.

[1] Folded leaf inscribed [in an unknown hand] Pages of Sermons. 10 leaves enclosed.
[2] 6 leaves of sermon fragments.
[3] Envelope inscribed (by BJ) Commencement of a Sermon on Diversities of Gifts. Contains 2 leaves.
[4] 3 leaves tied together, the first 2 in Matthew Knight's hand, and dated 18 May 1884.
[5] Empty folded leaf inscribed [in an unknown hand] Sermons on Natural Religion.
[6] 20 leaves of sermon fragments.

[2] Bundle of sermon fragments, front leaf inscribed [in W.H. Forbes' hand] II - Fragments.

[1] 11 leaves of sermon fragments.
[2] Telegram, dated 19 Jul 1890, on Lord and Lady Tavistock having left for Homburg [sic].
[3] Folded leaf inscribed [in Matthew Knight's hand?] Unfinished Sermon John viii 21 Introduction. 6 leaves inside.
[4] Folded leaf inscribed [in W.H. Forbes' hand] Portions of Sermons relating to men who had died, chiefly as undergraduates. 4 leaves, tied together. The people concerned are at present unidentified.
[5] Folded leaf inscribed in W.H. Forbes' hand with a list of 16 sermon fragments. Inside it are 15 leaves, only a few of which can be identified with the list on the outside.

[3] Bundle of sermon fragments, front leaf inscribed [in an unknown hand] III - Ends of Sermons - Hospital Charity.

[1] The front leaf contains 4 leaves of sermon fragments and a letter from Manuel B, Cossus [sic] to BJ, Bonn's Hotel, Surrey St., Strand, London, 17 Sep 1888, ALS [1 leaf], in French. The writer sends BJ a photograph of a portrait by Velazquez as a souvenir of his last visit to Oxford in 1886.
[2] Folded leaf inscribed by BJ Imperfect. Contains 2 leaves of sermon fragments.
[3] Folded leaves inscribed by BJ An old sermon which I tried to rewrite in vain. 6 leaves inside.
[4] 22 leaves of sermon fragments.
[5] 3 leaves of an almost complete sermon on Romans XIII 8.
[6] 17 leaves of sermon fragments.

A6

6 letters from BJ to Evelyn Abbott, 2 letters from Alice Dugdale to Abbott and 1 letter from Lytton to BJ. Most of the letters to Abbott are undated. There are more letters from BJ to Abbott at I E4.

[1] BJ to Abbott. Oxford, 13 Mar [1869 -dated by Abbott], ALS [1 leaf]. Can Abbott take two sons of Bishop Colenso when he goes to Filey? Description of them given.
[2] BJ to Abbott. [postmark Oxford, 16 Nov 1872], ALS [1 leaf of which one quarter has been cut away], envelope with stamp preserved. Abbott encouraged to try for Christ Church.
[3] BJ to Abbott. Oxford, 27 Sep [1870-3, since Abbott wrote on it EA at Clifton], ALS [1 leaf]. BJ invites Abbott to come to Balliol at Christmas. Pay and duties discussed.
[4] BJ to Abbott. n.a., [1888-91?], ALS [1 leaf] envelope, which BJ inscribed to be sent by A.E. Jolliffe (Balliol 1888-1891), preserved. College Business; advice on how to treat Jolliffe [who is described in terms which suggest that he has not yet begun at Balliol]
[5] BJ to Abbott. Balliol, 23 Feb [after 1880?], ALS [1 leaf]. BJ worried about Grant [either P.C.M. Grant (Balliol 1880), L.J. Grant (Balliol 1881) or A.H. Grant (Balliol 1890), the only Balliol undergraduates in 1874-93 of this surname] Can Abbott keep an eye on him?
[6] BJ to Abbott. Balliol. Saturday [c.1886-9], ALS [1 leaf], envelope preserved. Abbott's opinion asked concerning Gordon, Carter, Richards or 'Fletcher the undergraduate' [sic - a reference to Frank Fletcher, now a student at Balliol?].

[7]-[8] were found in the same envelope as [6]

[7] Alice Dugdale to Abbott. Milton Bryant, Bletchley, [1891-5?]. Mrs. Dugdale wants to engage through Abbott a private tutor for her son Frank [Balliol 1891-5].
[8] Alice Dugdale to Abbott. Merevale, Atherstone, [1891-5?]. More on engaging a tutor for her son.
[9] BJ to Abbott. [postmark Oxford, 22 Jun 1892], APS. Arrangements to go for a drive.
[10] Edward Robert Lytton (2nd Baron and 1st Earl of Lytton) to BJ. Knebworth, Stevenage, Herts, Thursday [31 Jan 1873? - but the postmark is 30 Jan 1873], ALS [3 leaves], envelope with stamp preserved. BJ thanked for his letter of condolence over Lytton's father's death. He is pleased to hear that BJ will preach his funeral sermon in Westminster Abbey [a draft of this sermon is in I H90]. Memories of his father, including a message for his son to be read after his death.

A7

Letters from BJ to his mother and sister Emily [originally in an envelope inscribed by EVQ BJ's letters to his mother & sister]. Contents sorted by EVQ, who sometimes wrote the year on a letter.

Some letters from other people to BJ are preserved in this collection. It seems that BJ would send his mother letters which he though she might enjoy (many of them concern his meetings with royalty, for example).

Along with these letter were four envelopes which had become detached from their letters. Two were easily returned, but two more, both addressed to Isabella Jowett and postmarked Askrigg 24 Jul 1864 and Oxford 2 Nov 1866, could not be linked to any letters.

[1] Emily Jowett to Benjamin Jowett Snr. n.a., Sunday 5 Oct [1845, 1851 or 1856] ALS [1 leaf]. Emily regrets to return unopened a book of Cantiques [probably a Protestant book], as she cannot accept their religious validity.
[2] BJ to Isabella Jowett. Balliol, 24 Dec 1849 (year from postmark), ALS [1 leaf] (the letter was folded and sealed, and the address written on the back). Arrangements for a cheque for £50. Birthday greetings from BJ, and arrangements to meet. He has been visiting Morier.
[3] A.P. Stanley to BJ. 6 Grosvenor Crescent, London, 5 March [1859], ALS [1 leaf], in an envelope addressed by BJ to his mother, postmark 25 Dec 1859. Stanley sorry to hear about BJ's father's death. Reminiscences of him.
[4] BJ to Isabella Jowett. Linlather, Dundee [postmark 28 Jul 1862], ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. BJ staying with Lord Camperdown. News of a letter from Florence Nightingale.
[5] BJ to Isabella Jowett. Castleton, Braemar, N.B. n.d. [but letter copy gives date of 1862], ALS [1 leaf]. BJ is staying with Lord Duncan, and then going on to Lady Airlie, then Mr. Grote, then finally to her.
[6] BJ to Isabella Jowett. Balliol n.d. [but copy gives date as 1862], ALS [1 leaf]. Arrangements to meet.
[7] BJ to Isabella Jowett. n.a., [after 1862], ALS [1 leaf]. Concern for his mother's health. Plans for Sydney [Irwin] to go to India. News of Robert Lowe and Florence Nightingale.
[8] BJ to Isabella Jowett. Balliol [1863], ALS [1 leaf]. Cheque for £50 enclosed. Account of BJ's meeting with the Crown Princess of Prussia, a meeting arranged through A.P. Stanley and Morier.
[9] Marie M. Cosway to Isabella Jowett. Aldington, Sunday [postmark 1 Mar 1863], ALS [1 leaf]. Mrs. Cosway angry at BJ's bad treatment over his professorial stipend.
[10] BJ to Isabella Jowett. n.a. n.d [but copy gives 1863], ALS [1 leaf]. News of BJ's health. Enclosing two notes she might like to see [not preserved; might one of them be 11?].
[11] Emily Tennyson to BJ. Farringford, 12 May 1863, ALS [1 leaf]. Account of a visit to Osborne, and of Queen Victoria's support for BJ over his treatment at Oxford.
[12] BJ to Isabella Jowett. Balliol, 6 Nov 1863 [year from postmark], ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. Concern for his mother's health [the envelope has some words in Emily Jowett's hand about BJ].
[13] BJ to Isabella Jowett. Oxford, 25 Dec 1863 [year from postmark] ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. Birthday and Christmas greetings from BJ. News of meeting Earl Russell.
[14] BJ to Isabella Jowett. Care of Prof Campbell, St. Andrews n.d. [but copy gives date of 1864], ALS [1 leaf]. Enquiries after his mother's health, BJ is staying with Lord Airlie, as is Lord Kimberley. BJ sorry about the bad marriage of the eldest brother of the Stanleys to a Spanish Catholic.
[15] Marie M. Cosway to Emily Jowett. Aldington, Saturday and Sunday, [Postmarked 20 Feb 1864], ALS [1 leaf]. Mrs. Cosway glad at the increase in BJ's professorial stipend.
[16] BJ to Isabella Jowett. Balliol, 9 Dec 1865 [year from postmark], ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. Account of a meeting with the Queen and Crown Princess Victoria at Windsor. BJ expresses dislike of court life, and is sorry for Stanley having to endure it. News of university extension.
[17] Guy Irwin to BJ. The Bank of Madras, Madras, 26 Sep 1866, ALS [1 leaf]. Guy sends news of his first days in Madras, and his difficulties over getting a salary from the Bank [both this and 18 were originally in envelope inscribed by EVQ Guy Irwin to B. Jowett 1866 - B. Jowett to his mother [1866]].
[18] BJ to Isabella Jowett. n.a., [1866?], ALS [1 leaf]. BJ encloses 17 above to his mother with comments.
[19] Crown Princess Victoria of Prussia to BJ. Neues Palais, Potsdam, 14 Nov 1867, ALS [2 leaves]. Enclosed in an envelope (with stamps) addressed to Isabella Jowett, postmark 7 Dec 1867. Can BJ find an English teacher for her children? BJ thanked for his sympathy over the death of her son [Prince Franz Friedrich, who died in 1866].
[20] BJ to Isabella Jowett. St. Andrews, 15 Sep 1868, ALS [1 leaf]. Account of visits to Lord and Lady Airlie and Mr. Erskine.
[21] BJ to Isabella Jowett. Balliol, [postmarked 20 Oct 1868], ALS [1 leaf]. BJ sends thanks for some violets. College matters now go BJ's way, as he has a majority of supporters. News of Miss Brackenbury's benefaction, and of Sidney and Guy Irwin, and a plan for poor students, in spite of Scott's opposition.
[22] BJ to Isabella Jowett. Balliol, 4 July [1869, but copy suggests 1868], ALS [1 leaf]. News of BJ's work on Plato, and a visit to Florence Nightingale. University news.
[23] Leaf in Emily Jowett's hand, dated 24 Aug 1869, on the placing of a will (BJ's?).
[24] BJ to Isabella Jowett. Tummel Bridge, Pitlochry N.B., 19 July [the copy suggests 1869], ALS [1 leaf]. BJ at work on Plato. He has visited Lord Airlie, Lord Minto, Mr. Maitland and Grant. Lyulph Stanley has resigned his fellowship.
[25] BJ to Isabella Jowett. [postmarked St. Andrews 13 Sep 1869], ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. BJ sorry to hear of his mother's illness. News of Lord Coleridge, and Sidney Irwin's failure at a scholarship exam. BJ is to send his mother, via Walrond, a picture of himself, copied from Richmond's portrait.
[26] BJ to Emily Jowett. n.a. [1870], ALS, [1 leaf]. News of Robert Scott's transfer to Rochester, thanks to Lowe. BJ only regrets that their mother was not alive for this.
[27] BJ to Emily Jowett. Rectory, Devonshire Square, Bishopsgate [1871], ALS [1 leaf]. Cheque for £50 enclosed. BJ to go to Switzerland with Lyulph Stanley. Sydney Irwin borrowed money off him for his mother.
[28] BJ to Emily Jowett. Tummel Bridge, Pitlochry, 14 July 1872, ALS [1 leaf]. Cheque for £50 enclosed, and news of BJ's activities.
[29] BJ to Emily Jowett. Oxford, 12 Oct 1875, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. Enquiries after his sister's lodgings; account of a visit to Lord and Lady Portsmouth. Enclosed is a letter to Emily Jowett from M.T(?) Baillie, Tilleigh(?), 7 Oct [1875? - EVQ's suggestion], ALS [2 leaves]. Gossip about friends [nothing on BJ].
[30] Envelope labelled (who by?) Some of Emily J's treasures. Probably collected not long after her death in 1882. 7 items enclosed, a mixture of religious texts, lists of possessions, lists of friends, and paper enclosing locks of hair. Nothing seemingly connected with BJ.
[31] Copper plate engraved M rs Jowett Miss Jowett, intended for visiting card. Wrapped in paper from a Torquay engraver. Presumably used by Isabella and Emily Jowett in the 1860s.

A8

Letters from BJ to W.L. Newman (originally in an envelope inscribed by EVQ Letters from BJ to W.L. Newman). The contents had all been tied together with green string.

[1] Envelope addressed to W.L. Newman (written in a hand which could be Lingen's), postmark London 15 Feb 1862, containing a printed circular with a proposal for BJ's friends to subscribe to increase his salary. Money is to be sent to A.P. Stanley or R.R.W. Lingen (who may have sent this to Newman).
[2] Printed circular from R.R.W. Lingen, 19 Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park W., Feb 1862. Newman's name, and a sum of money have been filled in by Lingen, and the envelope, in A.P. Stanley's hand is preserved. The circular explains that BJ has refused the offer, and that money is being returned. BJ's letter is included, as is a list of all the subscribers.
[3] BJ to W.L. Newman, Darmstadt 19 April 1867 [year from postmark], ALS [2 leaves], envelope with English and German stamps preserved. BJ sends notices of motions for a meeting, which will be at R. Lingen's. Comments on a war with France. The second leaf consists of proposals by BJ concerning collections and lectures.
[4] BJ to W.L. Newman, [postmark Malvern], 11 Sep 1868, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamps preserved. BJ will send Newman a paper on college fees for his comments.
[5] 1 leaf [in W.L. Newman's hand], which is inscribed at the bottom Copied from a paper by Jowett. May 29 1862. List of proposals concerning Balliol fellows and college livings.

A9

Letters from BJ to J.D. La Touche (originally in an envelope inscribed by EVQ B. Jowett. Four letters to J. La Touche). Copies of four more letters from BJ to La Touche are at I F11/11-14.

[1] J.D. La Touche to Abbott, Craven Arms, Stokesay, 27 May 1897, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. Letter accompanying the following letters from BJ. Suggestions for a 2nd edition of A & C.
[2] BJ to J.D. La Touche, Ashfield House, W. Malvern 26 Aug 1875, all except signature in Matthew Knight's hand [1 leaf]. [La Touche wrote in the top left-hand corner of the first page that this letter relates to a circular for subscriptions for payment of the clergy in Natal]. BJ approves of the draft of this, and suggests some more on the Bishop's [Colenso's] translation work. Alexander C. Sellar and Spottiswoode will subscribe.
[3] BJ to J.D. La Touche, Oxford 10 Oct [1875 - added by La Touche], ALS [1 leaf]. Concern over the future of Bishop [Colenso]
[4] BJ to J.D. La Touche, Malvern 2 Dec [1875 - added by La Touche], ALS [1 leaf]. More on the subscription for Colenso.
[5] BJ to J. LaTouche, Ashfield House, W. Malvern, 1 Jan 1890, all except last sentence and signature in Frank Fletcher's hand [1 leaf]. Suggestions about passages of Plato to read.

A10

Letters from BJ to B.L. Abrahams and Edward Caird (originally in an envelope inscribed by EVQ B. Jowett. copies of 3 letters - 1 Abrahams 1892 2-3 Caird).

[1] Lewis Campbell to Abbott, 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 9 July 1894, APS. Note accompanying [2].
[2] BJ to [B.L.] Abrahams, Headington, Nr. Oxford, 7 Aug 1892, copy by Lewis Campbell [1 leaf]. BJ consoles Abrahams for his exam results [he got a 2nd in Finals], and gives him advice for the future.
[3] BJ to E. Caird, Balliol, 26 Mar [?], copy [1 leaf]. BJ declines the offer of a degree from Glasgow.
[4] BJ to E. Caird, Oxford, 28 Feb [?], copy [1 leaf]. BJ wished Caird's brother success, and expresses concern over [J.] Nichol's health.

A11

Correspondence between BJ and St. Paul's School in 1892-3 (originally in an envelope inscribed by EVQ St. Paul's School). The contents were sorted by EVQ.

[1] BJ to the Headmaster of St. Paul's School [F.W. Walker], Balliol, 13 Dec 1892, all except signature in Martha Knight's hand [2 leaves]. BJ supports changes in school fees for poor parents.
[2] BJ (? - his name is not given) to Baron Pollock, Balliol, 7 Feb [1893?], copy in unknown hand, extracts only [1 leaf]. BJ cannot attend a meeting of old Paulines on 8 Feb, which Pollock is to chair. He expresses his objections to reforms proposed by the Charity Commissioners over the intake of pupils at the school.
[3] F.W. Walker to BJ, St. Paul's School, West Kensington W., 1 Mar 1893, ALS [1 leaf]. Walker expresses annoyance that the school governers support the changes. Enclosed is a printed circular urging opposition to them.
[4] F.W. Walker to BJ, St. Paul's School, West Kensington W., 5 Mar 1893, ALS [2 leaves]. More on the proposed changes, and Walker's opposition to them.
[5] R.J. Walker to BJ, St. Paul's School, West Kensington W., 14 Mar 1893, ALS [1 leaf]. More on the proposed changes.
[6] F.W. Walker to BJ, St. Paul's School, West Kensington W., 17 Mar 1893, ALS [1 leaf]. More on the proposed changes.
[7] F.W. Walker to BJ, St. Paul's School, West Kensington W., 28 Mar 1893, ALS [1 leaf]. More on the proposed changes.
[8] F.W. Walker to BJ, Mr. Davis' Espinette, West Cliff, Bournemouth, 2 Apr 1893, ALS [1 leaf]. More on the proposed changes.
[9] F.W. Walker to BJ, St. Paul's School, West Kensington W., 4 May 1893, ALS [1 leaf]. More on the proposed changes.
[10] F.W. Walker to BJ, St. Paul's School, West Kensington W., 5 May 1893, ALS [1 leaf]. More on the proposed changes.
[11] F.W. Walker to BJ, St. Paul's School, West Kensington W., 18 May 1893, ALS [1 leaf]. More on the proposed changes.
[12] F.W. Walker to BJ, St. Paul's School, West Kensington W., 8 Aug 1893, ALS [1 leaf]. BJ thanked for his part in preventing the changes.
[13] Extract from the Minutes of the Governors of St. Paul's School, undated, concerning the changes in entrance regulations.

A12

Letters from Lewis Campbell to BJ, 1892-3. All are ALS and 1 leaf unless otherwise indicated [More letters from Fanny and Lewis Campbell to BJ from this time are to be found at II C1/27-33].

[1] North Western Hotel, Liverpool, 7 Dec 1892. News of the breakdown of Maynard Andrews [a St. Andrew's undergraduate?], and what has been done with him.
[2] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W, 26 Dec 1892. Discussion of an MS (of Plato?).
[3] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W, 30 Dec 1892. More discussion on the text of Plato.
[4] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W, 5 Jan 1893. Campbell is going abroad. Might there be any proofs of the Republic for him to look at?
[5] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W, 9 Jan 1893. Discussion of publishing their work on the Republic.
[6] Fanny Campbell to BJ, 35 Kensington Court Mansions W, 17 Jan [1893]. Concerns about Campbell getting the Gifford Lectureship, and the jealousy it might arouse.
[7] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W, 18 Jan 1893. Concern over whether Campbell will get the Gifford Lectureship.

A13

Envelope inscribed [in an unknown hand] to The Reverend The Vice Chancellor Ball. Coll. [i.e. it was addressed to BJ in 1882-6], containing a printed notice concerning the establishment of the Boden Professorship and Scholarships in Sanskrit Literature, dated 6 Dec 1830. 3 leaves, sewn together.

A14

Documents connected with BJ's younger brother Alfred Jowett, when working in India. No reference seems to be made to BJ, so that only a brief guide to the contents is provided. Many documents were written on thin paper, which is now in such delicate condition, with such faded ink, that they are difficult to read [items originally placed in 3 envelopes by EVQ].

It would seem that after Alfred Jowett's death in 1858, all his effects (including, probably, I G15/16, letters to Alfred from his family) were sent back to England. Even if they did not go directly to BJ then, I G15/16 and II A14 would certainly have ended up in BJ's possession by 1882, when he was left the last surviving member of his immediate family.

[1] 2 photographs of soldiers (Alfred's regiment?), in poor condition. Although different, they were clearly taken on the same occasion.
[2] 33 letters sent to Alfred from British colleagues in India, dated Jan-Aug 1850 and Jan 1857-Jan 1858. Three have postmarks and three more have stamps as well.
[3] 5 testimonials for Alfred, four dated Nov 1845, and one Mar 1846.
[4] 3 draft letters from Alfred Jowett, one n.d., the others dated 1854 and 1857, all ALS [the addressees are not given]
[5] Printed card, certifying Alfred as a Subscriber to the Madras Medical Fund, Oct 1846.
[6] Printed form, not filled in, concerning subscriptions to a Medical Fund in Madras, dated Feb 1855.
[7] 5 medical reports made on Alfred's tours of duty in India, two made in places not easy to determine where [4 and 2 leaves respectively, and one each in Mangalore [4 leaves], Adin [sic] [7 leaves] and Cannanore [sic] [7 leaves]. All except the first report have their leaves sewn together. The first report is dated 1852, the last 1857.
[8] Memo of admissions and deaths for an unnamed hospital, 1854-1856 [1 leaf].
[9] Miscellaneous medical notes, undated [56 leaves in all].
[10] 3 statements of account for Alfred from Parry and Co. for 1853-1855.
[11] Envelope inscribed N. Gompirtz, Esq. 16 Aug. containing a metal and cloth star with 16 at its centre (for sewing onto a uniform?), and an MS copy (in unknown hand) of BJ's essay On Conversion and Changes of Character, taken from his commentary on St. Paul, Vol. II pp.222-49.
[12] Small NB (155 by 100mm), maroon leather cover patterned with the crest of the Prince of Wales and curlicues, no title or label. Only ff.1-23 used. Pages unlined. Ink. In Alfred's hand. On the inside front cover is written To be sent home (written after Alfred's death?). Inside is an sermon or essay titled Christ's Privations a meditation for Christians, based on II Corinthians 8-9 [copied from a book?].

A15

Correspondence between P. Lyttleton Gell and Evelyn Abbott concerning the publication of BJ's works. [1 and 2, 7-8 and 10-11 were found in separate envelopes, both inscribed by EVQ, the former P. Lyttleton Gell to E. Abbott L Campbell and the latter P. Lyttleton Gell to E. Abbott and 3-6 and 9 found loose in the same box]. All letters are from Gell to Abbott, concerning publishing BJ's works, unless otherwise indicated.

[1] 2 copies of the same letter, one copy each to Abbott and Campbell, Langley Lodge, 3 Feb 1894. Both TS [3 leaves], with signature and MS corrections (identical on both copies). Discussion of the possible publication of some of BJ's papers, and what should and should not be made public in A & C.
[2] The Clarendon Press, Oxford, 20 Sep 1894, all except the signature in a secretary's hand [1 leaf].
[3] The Clarendon Press, Oxford, 24 Sep 1894, ALS [1 leaf].
[4] The Clarendon Press, Oxford, 2 Oct 1894, ALS [1 leaf].
[5] Bearwood, Wokingham, 7 Oct 1894. ALS [1 leaf].
[6] The Clarendon Press, Oxford, 10 Nov 1894, ALS [1 leaf]
[7] The Clarendon Press, Oxford, 27 Nov 1894, ALS [1 leaf].
[8] The Clarendon Press, Oxford, 5 Dec 1894, ALS [1 leaf].
[9] Horace Hart to P. Lyttleton Gell. University Press, Oxford, 7 Feb 1895, TS with signature. On a possible breach of copyright by Messrs. Bentley who published some letters of BJ without permission.
[10] C. E. Doble to Abbott. The Clarendon Press, Oxford, 25 Feb 1895, ALS [1 leaf].
[11] Lamorna, Falmouth 27 Mar 1895, all except the signature in a secretary's hand [1 leaf].

A16

Letters from Campbell to Abbott [originally in an envelope insribed by EVQ Letters of L. Campbell to E Abbott]. Almost all these letters are concerned with the early stages of the writing of A & C, and summaries are only given if the letter has anything more. All letters are from Lewis Campbell to Evelyn Abbott, and are ALS and 1 leaf (ink) unless otherwise indicated.

[1] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 16 Jul 1893.
[2] Savile Club, 107 Piccadilly W., 17 Jul 1893.
[3] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 1894.
[4] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 21 Jan 1894.
[5] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 24 Jan 1894. APS.
[6] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 26 Jan 1894.
[7] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 29 Jan 1894 [2 leaves].
[8] L. Campbell to E. Caird. 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 26 Jan 1894, copy by Campbell. Campbell expresses annoyance at having his work supervised by others.
[9] Edward Caird to L. Campbell. Glasgow, 24 Jan 1894, copy by Campbell.
[10] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 26 Jan 1894. Letter enclosing 8 and 9. Campbell expresses worries over excessive interference from others.
[11] Hotel Mont Boron, Nice, 10 Mar 1894. Enclosing a letter from John Murray to Campbell, 50 Albemarle Street W., 8 Mar 1894 offering to publish A & C.
[12] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 23 Mar 1894.
[13] 8 Kirk's Place, St. Andrew's, 4 May 1894.
[14] St. Andrews, 7 May 1894.
[15] 8 Kirk's Place, St. Andrew's, 7 May 1894. Family tree of the Jowett family enclosed.
[16] [paper headed 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., but this letter was probably written at St. Andrews - see 17], 8 May(?) 1894.
[17] [paper headed 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., but this letter was probably written at St. Andrews - see [17]], 9 May 1894.
[18] St. Andrews, 11 May 1894, APS.
[19] Bath College, Bath, 16 May 1894.
[20] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 29 May 1894. Harsh comments on W. Langhorne's memoir of BJ and its inaccuracies.
[21] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 18 May 1894. Encloses a letter to [Campbell?] from H.A. Fielden. The Vicarage, Kirkby Stephen, 17 May 1894, ALS. On members of the Langhorne family.
[22] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 23 May 1894 (year from postmark), APS.
[23] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 3 Jun 1894.
[24] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 6 Jun 1894.
[25] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 10 Jun 1894.
[26] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 12 Jun 1894, APS.
[27] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 20 Jun 1894 [2 leaves].
[28] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 22 Jun 1894.
[29] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 24 Jun 1894, APS.
[30] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 26 Jun 1894.
[31] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 27 Jun 1894.
[32] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 27 Jun 1894. Encloses a letter from Campbell to an unknown addressee, 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 20 Jun 1894, which the Post Office had returned to him.
[33] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 2 Jul 1894.
[34] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 2 Jul 1894. Encloses a letter from W. Sanday(?) to Abbott, Harrogate, 30 Jun 1894, ALS. On the headmaster of Bath School.
[35] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 3 Jul 1894, APS.
[36] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 13 Jul 1894. Encloses letter to unnamed person [although Sir W. Farrer is written at the bottom of it in pencil] from Joshua F. Jowett [distant cousin of BJ], Main Workhouse, Cheltenham, 6 Jul 1894, ALS. Did BJ leave him anything in his will?
[37] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 14 Jul 1894.
[38] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 17 Jul 1894, APS.
[39] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 26 Jul 1894.
[40] Envelope (with stamp) embossed with Randolph Hotel arms addressed to Abbott from Campbell, postmark 26 Sep 1894, containing three letters, two from Campbell to Abbott, addressed and dated Bath, 22 Sept 1894 and the Randolph Hotel, Oxford, 26 Sept 1894 respectively, and one from W.H. Fremantle to Campbell. Warden's Lodge, Toynbee Hall, Whitechapel E, 21 Sep 1894, ALS, which gives advice on writing A & C.
[41] 7 South Street, St, Andrew's, 9 Nov 1894.
[42] 7 South Street, St, Andrew's, 13 Nov 1894.
[43] 7 South Street, St, Andrew's, 28 Nov 1894.
[44] 7 South Street, St, Andrew's, 6 Dec 1894.
[45] 7 South Street, St, Andrew's, 9 Dec 1894.
[46] 7 South Street, St, Andrew's, 11 Dec 1894 (year from postmark), APS.
[47] n.a., n.d..
[48] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 19 Dec 1894, APS.
[49] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 21 Dec 1894.
[50] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 31 Dec 1894.
[51] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 20 Jan 1895.
[52] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 22 Jan 1895.
[53] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 29 Jan 1895. Comments on BJ's letters to Florence Nightingale.
[54] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 1 Feb 1895.
[55] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 6 Feb 1895.
[56] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 7 Feb 1895.
[57] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 13 Feb 1895.
[58] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 14 Feb 1895.
[59] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 16 Feb 1895.
[60] Hotel Royal, San Remo, Italy (postmark 2 Feb 1895), APS.
[61] Cannes, 21 Feb 1895, APS.
[62] n.a., 2 Mar 1895. Reference to trouble with Florence Nightingale.
[63] Hotel Royal, San Remo, Italy, 9 Mar 1895, APS.
[64] Hotel Royal, San Remo, Italy, 11 Mar 1895, APS.
[65] Hotel Royal, San Remo, Italy, 15 Mar 1895, APS.
[66] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 5 Apr 1895, APS.
[67] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 19 Apr 1895.
[68] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 26 Apr 1895.
[69] Bath College, Bath, 7 May 1895, APS.
[70] Bath, 9 May 1895.
[71] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 14 May 1895, enclosing a letter from BJ to A.P. Stanley, Sherwood, Torquay, [dated in Campbell's letter to c.1877], ALS, which comments on work sent to BJ by Stanley. Thoughts on Charles Bradlaugh and Mrs. Besant.
[72] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 15 May 1895, APS.
[73] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 21 May 1895.
[74] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 29 May 1895.
[75] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 31 May 1 Jun 1895.
[76] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 6 Jun 1895 [2 leaves].
[77] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 8 Jun 1895. Reasons for the destruction of letters sent to BJ.
[78] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 9 Jun 1895.
[79] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 23 Jun 1895.
[80] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 28 Jun 1895, enclosing an erratum in Evelyn Abbott's hand.
[81] n.a., 1 Jul 1895.
[82] 35 Kensington Court Mansions W., 6 Oct 1897.

A17

Letters from W.H. Fremantle to Abbott [originally in an envelope inscribed by EVQ W.H. Fremantle to E. Abbott]. All letters are from Fremantle to Abbott concerning Fremantle's edition of BJ's collected sermons unless otherwise indicated.

[1] The Precincts, Canterbury, 31 Mar 1894, ALS [1 leaf].
[2] F. Carr-Gomm[?] Esq.'s. The Chase, Farnham Royal, Bucks. 8 June 1894, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. On a banquet held in BJ's honour [in 1870] at the Albion Tavern, Aldergate Street.
[3] The Precincts, Canterbury, 18 Oct 1894, ALS [1 leaf].
[4] The Precincts, Canterbury, 24 Oct 1894, ALS [2 leaves]. More on the dinner at the Albion, held just after BJ was elected Master. Reports of speeches by A.P. Stanley, BJ and Temple.
[5] The Precincts, Canterbury, 27 Oct 1894, ALS [1 leaf].
[6] The Precincts, Canterbury, 28 Oct 1894, ALS [1 leaf].
[7] The Precincts, Canterbury, 6 Nov 1894, ALS [1 leaf]. Despite a recent bereavement, Fremantle will still help in editing BJ's sermons.
[8] The Precincts, Canterbury, 9 Nov 1894, ALS [1 leaf].
[9] The Precincts, Canterbury, 14 Nov 1894, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved.
[10] The Precincts, Canterbury, 26 Dec 1894, ALS [2 leaves], envelope with stamp preserved. 1 leaf of page proofs enclosed.
[11] The Precincts, Canterbury, 31 Dec 1894, ALS [1 leaf]. envelope with stamp preserved.
[12] The Precincts, Canterbury, 3 Jan 1895, ALS [1 leaf].
[13] The Precincts, Canterbury, 2 Feb 1895, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved.
[14] The Precincts, Canterbury, 7 Feb 1895, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved.
[15] The Precincts, Canterbury, 25 Feb 1895, APS.
[16] The Precincts, Canterbury, 26 Feb 1895, APS.
[17] The Precincts, Canterbury, 11 Mar 1895, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved.
[18] The Precincts, Canterbury, 5 Apr 1895, ALS [1 leaf].
[19] The Precincts, Canterbury, 25 Apr 1895, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved.
[20] The Precincts, Canterbury, 1 May 1895 [1 leaf]. Printed circular letter (thanking friends for their congratulations on Fremantle's promotion to the Deanery of Ripon), with autograph additions (on editing BJ's sermons) and signature.
[21] Hotel Des Princes, Biarritz, 9 May 1895, APS.

A18

Envelope inscribed [in unknown hands] Evelyn Abbott (ink) and Sermons (pencil). The envelope appears to be contemporary with its contents, which are connected with preparing the edition of BJ's sermons.

[1] P. Lyttleton Gell to Abbott, Langley Lodge (near Oxford), 1 Jan 1895, ALS [1 leaf]. Acknowledgements for a cheque [for what?].
[2] Charlotte Green to Abbott, 9 Banbury Road, Oxford, 2 Feb [1895?], ALS [1 leaf]. On copying out some of BJ's sermons.
[3] Horace Hart to P. Lyttleton Gell, University Press, Oxford, 4 Jan 1895, TS with signature [1 leaf]. On the cost of printing BJ's sermons.
[4] Horace Hart to Abbott, University Press, Oxford, 19 Jan 1895, TS with signature [1 leaf]. On the choice of typeface and paper for BJ's sermons.
[5] Horace Hart to Abbott, University Press, Oxford, 4 Feb 1895, TS with signature [1 leaf]. More on the choice of typeface and paper for BJ's sermons.
[6] 3 page proofs of BJ's sermons, for pp.2-3, 2 and 49 and 49. The first one is inscribed by Abbott We prefer this.

A19

Miscellaneous material: a collection of receipts for registered letters, letters and other material, all connected with the expenses of printing BJ's posthumous publications and A & C, and material connected with Abbott and Campbell's own literary projects.

[1] 21 certificates for posting of a registered postal packet, all dated 1894-5. These all seem to have been used in sending letters by BJ between Abbott and Campbell and their original recipients. The names are not indexed.
[2] 5 receipts for expenses connected with the preparation of the edition of BJ's sermons, all made out to Abbott and dated 1894. 2 of them are made out to Georgina Knapp (see 10-11 below)
[3] 2 receipts dated 1895, made out to Abbott.
[4] 2 cards from the University Press, Oxford, to Abbott, dated 12 and 26 Aug 1895, concerning receipt of copy for the revised edition of BJ's Thucydides.
[5] Erratum slip (in Abbott's hand), for a Greek text, probably a Greek Tragedy.
[6] Envelope addressed to Abbott, containing 3 slips concerning books from the Bodleian's Cat. Oxonium.
[7] Notes by Abbott (for A & C) concerning where Sir Robert Morier published his articles, and explanations of some of the allusions in BJ's letters to him.
[8] Notes by Campbell concerning the Piraeus, perhaps connected with his edition of the Republic (which is set there).
[9] Edward Arnold (publisher) to [Abbott or Campbell]. 37 Bedford Street, Strand, London W.C., 20 Mar 1894. Arnold offers to publish A & C.
[10] Georgina M. Knapp to Abbott. 106 Guildford Street W.C., 8 Dec 1894. Thanks for a cheque with regard to BJ's sermons [she was a copyist hired to make neat copies of BJ's sermons for the press - see [2] above].
[11] Georgina M. Knapp to Abbott. 106 Guildford Street W.C., 11 Jan [1895?]. Thanks for a cheque.
[12] Matthew Knight to Abbott. Sydney Villa, The Mall, Brading, Isle of Wight, 10 Jan 1895. Knight thanks Abbott for payment for typing BJ's six Edinburgh lectures.
[13] John Murray to Abbott. 50 Albemarle Street W., 9 Nov 1894. On publishing the edition of BJ's sermons, with draft announcement of the title.
[14] John Murray to Abbott. 50 Albemarle Street W., 21 Feb 1895. Discussion of the edition of BJ's sermons.
[15] John Murray to Abbott. 50 Albemarle Street W., 23 Feb 1895. More discussion of the edition of BJ's sermons.
[16] G.C. Richards to Abbott. 13 Fitzalan Place, Cardiff, 27 Feb [1895?], APS. Richards agrees to help revise BJ's translation of Thucydides.
[17] G.C. Richards to Abbott. 13 Fitzalan Place, Cardiff, 7 Mar 1895, APS. More on revising BJ's Thucydides.

A20

Letters from W.H. Langhorne to Abbott [originally in two envelopes both inscribed by EVQ Langhorne]. All letters are from Langhorne to Abbott unless otherwise indicated.

[1-5 are in an envelope, postmark Oxford, 21 Feb 1894, addressed to Abbott]

[1] Over Worton Rectory, Oxford, 24 Nov 1893, ALS [2 leaves]. Agreement to send Abbott a genealogical chart of the Langhorne family. Discussion of BJ's Langhorne relations.
[2] Copy (in W.H. Langhorne's hand), extracts only, of a letter addressed and dated Balliol, 24 Feb 1893 [1 leaf]. Almost certainly from BJ to W.H. Langhorne. On the writer's mother's family.
[3] Charlotte E. Cox to Miss Whiting. 16 Marlborough Road, Bedford Park, London W., 14 Nov [1893?], ALS [1 leaf]. On links between her family and BJ.
[4] Unknown writer to 'Uncle William' [W.H. Langhorne]. St. Luke's Vicarage, Barnsgate, 20 Nov 1894, AL[S] [1 leaf: half of it, with signature, torn away]. On a pedigree of the Langhorne family with reference to BJ.
[5] Charlotte E. Cox to [Abbott or Langhorne?]. 16 Marlborough Road, Bedford Park, London W., 26 Nov [1893?], ALS [1 leaf]. On BJ's family.
[6] Over Worton Rectory, Oxford,, 9 Jan 1894, ALS [2 leaves]. Account of Langhorne's last visit to BJ in Sep 1893.
[7] 45 Scarsdale Villas W., 13 Feb 1894, ALS [3 leaves], envelope with stamp preserved. On interviewing his sisters for A & C and details of BJ's ancestry.
[8] Over Worton Rectory, Oxford, 21 Feb 1894, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. On obtaining information for A & C.
[9] Over Worton Rectory, Oxford, 26 Feb 1894, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. On obtaining information for A & C.
[10] Over Worton Rectory, Oxford, 6 Mar 1894, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. On finding Richmond's picture of BJ and obtaining information for A & C.
[11] Over Worton Rectory, Oxford, 8 Mar 1894, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. Arrangements to meet. On obtaining information for A & C.
[12] Over Worton Rectory, Oxford, 12 Mar 1894, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. On obtaining information for A & C.
[13] Over Worton Rectory, [Over] Worton, [postmarked 29 Mar 1894], APS. On obtaining information for A & C.
[14] T.R. Mulvany to W.H. Langhorne, British Consulate, Düsseldorf, 16 Apr 1894, ALS [1 leaf]. On the possible residence of BJ there.
[15] J. Jeavons-Cox to Abbott, 16 Marlborough Road, Bedford Park, London W., 23 Apr 1894, ALS [1 leaf]. On members of the Jowett family.
[16] Over Worton Rectory, Oxford, 27 Apr 1894 [year from postmark], ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. On the tomb inscriptions of Ellen Jowett and Benjamin Snr, with an enclosed transcription of Ellen's inscription.
[17] Over Worton Rectory, Oxford, 18 May 1894, ALS [1 leaf]. On obtaining information for A & C.
[18] Over Worton Rectory, Oxford, 25 May 1894, ALS [3 leaves], in envelope (no stamp) with message from Langhorne to Abbott. On various relatives of BJ. Enclosed is a TS letter from Hazell, Watson & Viney Ltd. (Printers), The Printing Works, Aylesbury, 24 May 1894 [1 leaf], accompanying a printed pedigree of BJ's family by Langhorne (with MS corrections by him).
[19] R.E.M. Peach to Campbell, 46 Pulteney Street, Bath, 1 Jun 1894, ALS [1 leaf]. Information on the Langhornes.
[20] R.E.M. Peach to Campbell, 46 Pulteney Street, Bath, 4 Jun 1894, ALS [1 leaf]. Information on the Langhornes.
[21] R.E.M. Peach to Campbell, 46 Pulteney Street, Bath, 5 Jun 1894, ALS [1 leaf]. Information on the Langhornes.
[22] T.R. Mulvany to W.H. Langhorne, British Consulate, Düsseldorf, 5 Jun 1894, ALS [1 leaf]. On the possible residence of BJ there.
[23] Over Worton Rectory, Oxford, 25 Jun 1894, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. On obtaining information for A & C. Enclosed is part of a letter from George Langhorne (of Sydney) to W.H. Langhorne, n.a., n.d. [last leaf only preserved], on members of the Langhorne family.
[24] W.H. Langhorne to Abbott, Over Worton Rectory, Oxford, 27 Jun 1894, ALS [1 leaf]. On members of the Langhorne family.
[25] [Postmark Oxford 28 Jun 1894], APS. On obtaining information for A & C.
[26] Over Worton Rectory, Oxford, 6 Jul 1894, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamps preserved. On obtaining information for A & C. 27-30 were enclosed in this letter, and 27-29 have been tied together.
[27] Elizabeth Langhorne to W.H. Langhorne, 23 Vernon Terrace, Brighton, 2 Jul 1894, ALS [2 leaves]. On members of the Langhorne family.
[28] Elizabeth Langhorne to W.H. Langhorne, 23 Vernon Terrace, Brighton, 5 Jul 1894, ALS [1 leaf]. On members of the Langhorne family.
[29] M.L. Haskins to Elizabeth Langhorne, 58 Kimberley Rd. [no town given], 4 Jul 1894 ALS [1 leaf]. On members of the Langhorne family.
[30] List of references to Langhornes in the Gentleman's Magazine made by C.H., dated 4 Jul 1894 [5 leaves, tied together].
[31] Elizabeth Langhorne to W.H. Langhorne, 23 Vernon Terrace, Brighton, 6 Jul 1894, ALS [1 leaf]. On assisting in the search for Langhornes.
[32] W.H. Langhorne to Abbott, Over Worton Rectory, Oxford, 10 Jul 1894, ALS [2 leaves]. On members of the Langhorne family.
[33] Over Worton Rectory, Oxford, 11 Jul 1894, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. Letter enclosing 33-34.
[34] William T. Towers (Rev.) to W.H. Langhorne, Louth, Lincs., 9 Jul 1894, ALS [1 leaf]. On the lack of Langhornes in the Louth parish registers.
[35] Elizabeth Langhorne to W.H. Langhorne, 23 Vernon Terrace, Brighton, 10 Jul 1894, APS. On assisting in the search for Langhornes.
[36] Over Worton Rectory, Oxford, 12 Jul 1894, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamps preserved. On obtaining information for A & C, and enclosing 37.
[37] Elizabeth Langhorne to W.H. Langhorne, 23 Vernon Terrace, Brighton, 11 Jul 1894, APS. On assisting in the search for Langhornes.
[38] Farnley Grove, Corbridge on Tyne, 20 Jul 1894, ALS [4 leaves], envelope with stamp preserved. On Langhorne's travels in the North in search of his (and BJ's) ancestors.
[39] Newcastle on Tyne, 25 Jul 1894, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. Brief note enclosing 40-41.
[40] Annabel C. Mulvey[?] to [W.H. Langhorne?], IV Square [sic] Mirimée, Cannes, 15 Jul 1894, ALS [1 leaf]. On members of BJ's family.
[41] R.E. Leach, The Grammar School, Appleby, Westmoreland, 10 Jul 1894, ALS [1 leaf]. On members of the Langhorne family.
[42] J.J. Hannah, Philpots, East Grinstead, Sussex, 25 Jul 1894, TS [2 leaves], envelope with stamp preserved. On the results of an interview with Miss [E.] Langhorne.
[43] Over Worton Rectory, Oxford, 20 Sep 1894, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. On obtaining information for A & C, and enclosing 44.
[44] G. Langhorne to Elizabeth Langhorne, Sydney, 18 Jul 1894, copy by Elizabeth Langhorne [1 leaf]. On members of the Langhorne family.
[45] Over Worton Rectory, Oxford, 26 Sep 1894, APS, envelope with stamps preserved. Note enclosing 46.
[46] G. Langhorne to W.H. Langhorne, Genmore(?) Road, New Town, Sydney, 11 Jul 1894, ALS [1 leaf]. On members of the Langhorne family.
[47] J.J. Hannah, The Vicarage, Brighton, 26 Oct 1894, TS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. Note enclosing 48-49.
[48] Elizabeth Langhorne to J.J. Hannah, 23 Vernon Terrace, Brighton, 24 Oct 1894, ALS [1 leaf]. Enclosing 49.
[49] Extract from Elizabeth Langhorne's father's last latter, undated copy made by her. On members of the Langhorne family.
[50] Pedigree of the Langhorne family, by W.H. Langhorne, [which shows his relationship with BJ] undated.
[51] Undated note in an unknown hand on members of the Langhorne family, especially Joseph (born 1735).
[52] 5 leaves, 4 tied together, the fifth stuck to one of them, headed Varia. Various notes on members of the Langhorne family (undated), in various hands, including that of W.H. Langhorne, who has corrected the other leaves.
[53] 18 leaves of paper, some tied together, others glued together, all now united. A mixture of letters and notes, dated 1865 and 1892, all connected with W.H. Langhorne's genealogical researches.

A21

Letters, mostly addressed to Abbott, from friends and acquaintances of BJ contributing letters and reminiscences. EVQ had begun to sort them into alphabetical order; this task has now been completed. However, where a letter enclosed inside another one, then even if the alphabetical order is broken, it is still listed next to it. If a letter merely discusses arrangements to copy, send or receive documents, no summary is given. All letters are ALS, in ink, and 1 leaf long unless otherwise indicated. Where Abbott's name is in square brackets, the letter was only addressed to 'Dear Sir'; because of the context, I have assumed that they were written to Abbott. Dates in square brackets are suggested by EVQ.

[1] Julia, Lady Abercromby to Lewis Campbell. Weston House, Shipston on Stour, 27 Dec 1894 [2 leaves]. Comments on how to quote from letters to her in A & C.
[2] Sarah Frances Alleyne to Abbott. 2 Litfield Place, Clifton, 7 Feb 1895, enclosing an extract from a letter from BJ to the Chairman of U[niversity] C[ollege] B[ristol], on the foundation of the University.
[3] W.R. Anson to Abbott. Elm Hill, Hawkhurst, Kent, 20 Apr 1894.
[4] H.H. Asquith to Abbott. The Glen, Innerleithen, N.B., 3 Jan 1895. On which parts of BJ's letters to him should not be published.
[5] H.H. Asquith to Abbott. 20 Cavendish Square W, 17 Jan 1895.
[6] H.H. Asquith to Abbott. 20 Cavendish Square W, 19 Jan 1895.
[7] H.H. Asquith to Abbott. The Glen, Innerleithen, N.B., 23 Jan 1895.
[8] Margot Tennant (later Asquith) to Abbott. Paris, 26 Apr [envelope with stamp preserved; year on postmark is 1894].
[9] Margot Asquith to Abbott. Inverewe, Poolewe, N.B., 27 Aug 1894. Letter accompanying 10. Memories of the circumstances of its writing.
[10] BJ to Margot Tennant (later Asquith). Balliol, 23 Oct 1890, copy (by Margot Asquith). Comments on a pen-portrait of herself done by Mrs. Asquith. Views on reading a life of Mme. de Maintenon.

[11-12 found in an envelope inscribed by EVQ Baden Powell]

[11] Henrietta G. Baden-Powell [widow of Baden-Powell the Essayist] to Abbott. Hotel Burlington, Boscombe, Bournemouth, 15 Apr 1894, ALS [2 leaves]. Remiscences of BJ and Balliol in the 1830s to 1850s, including memories of the writing of Essays and Reviews.
[12] Printed publicity notice for B.F.S. Baden-Powell [BJ's godson] In Savage Isles and Settled Lands Bentley, undated (originally enclosed with the above letter?).
[13] G.G. Berry to Abbott. 18 Walton Street, Oxford, 6 Dec 1894.
[14] G.G. Berry to Abbott. 18 Walton Street, Oxford, 7 Dec 1894.
[15] Mrs. A.H. Clough to Abbott. 4 Onslow Houses, S.W. 2 Mar 1894.
[16] Lord Coleridge to Abbott. Judge's Lodgings, Shrewsbury, 3 Mar 1894. Coleridge very reluctant to let his letters from BJ be printed.
[17] Lord Coleridge to Abbott. Judge's Lodgings, Stafford, 6 Mar 1894.
[18] Gertrude Craig Sellar to Abbott. Garnstone, [?], Hereford, 9 Oct 1894.
[19] W.E. Crum (grandson of Alexander Ewing, Bishop of Argyll) to Abbott. Savile Club, Piccadilly W., 14 May 1894. Enclosing letters from BJ to his grandfather.
]20] W.E. Crum to Abbott. Savile Club, Piccadilly W., 18 May 1894.
[21] Blanche Lady Airlie to Abbott. 4 Loundes Square, 8 Mar 1894 [2 leaves]. Some reminiscences of BJ.
[22] Blanche Lady Airlie to Abbott. Airlie Castle, Alyth, 7 Sept 1894.
[23] Blanche Lady Airlie to Abbott. Airlie Castle, Alyth, 15 Sept 1894. Advice on how to use her letters from BJ.
[24] Blanche Lady Airlie to Abbott. Airlie Castle, Alyth, 16 Nov 1894.
[25] Blanche Lady Airlie to Abbott. Airlie Castle, Alyth, 25 Nov 1894. More on censoring her letters.
[26] Margaret Elliot to Abbott. 63 Onslow Square S.W., 5 March 1894, ALS [1 leaf]. Reminiscences of BJ in the early 1860s, and advice about the use of her letters from BJ [found in an envelope inscribed by EVQ Margaret Elliot to E. Abbott 1894].
[27] Elliott and Fry [photographers] to Abbott. 55 & 56 Baker Street W., 10 Mar 1894, MS [by a secretary] [1 leaf]. Abbott asked if he would like an estimate for copies of permanent prints of photographs of BJ [found in an envelope inscribed by EVQ Elliott & Fry to E. Abbott].

[28-30 found in an envelope inscribed by EVQ Lord Farrer]

[28] Lewis Campbell to Abbott. 7 South Street, St. Andrews, 5 Oct 1895, APS. Note accompanying 29 and 30, explaining that Campbell received them from Courtenay Ilbert.
[29] Notes by Lord Farrer titled Jowett and the Currency, dated 22 Sep 1895 [5 leaves].
[30] T.H. Farrer to BJ. Abinger Hall, Dorking, 29 Mar 1888, copy [1 leaf]. Discussion of credit and currency.
[31] Charles Gore to Abbott. Trinity College [Oxford] 10 Oct 1894. Letter enclosing an extract [printed] from The Guardian, undated, but probably Oct 1893, with an obituary of BJ by Gore [originally in an envelope inscribed by EVQ Charles Gore].
[32] Sir George Grove to Abbott. Royal College of Music, Prince Consort Road, Kensington Gore, London S.W., 10 Dec 1894. On BJ's letters to A.P.Stanley.
[33] Lord Camperdown to Abbott. 39 Charles Street, Berkeley Square W, 7 Mar 1894 [2 leaves]. Reminiscences of BJ, including stories of him sitting for his portrait by his sister [Lady Abercromby].
[34] Lord Camperdown to Abbott. Camperdown, Dundee, 7 Dec 1894. On how to use his letters.
[35] Lord Camperdown to Abbott. 39 Charles Street, Berkeley Square W, 9 Feb 1895. More on his sister's portrait of BJ.
[36] W.R. Hardie to Abbott. Balliol, Monday [apparently written when BJ was still alive], ALS [1 leaf]. College news, including a difference of opinion with BJ over examination results [found in an envelope inscribed by EVQ W.R. Hardie to E. Abbott].
[37] Lord Carlisle to Abbott. 1 Palace Green, Kensington W, 14 Dec 1894. On a sketch by him of Mazzini and BJ.
[38] Lord Carlisle to Abbott. 1 Palace Green, Kensington W, 16 Dec 1894. More on the same.
[39] Lord Carlisle to Abbott. 1 Palace Green, Kensington W, 21 Jan 1895. More on the same.
[40] Envelope addressed to Abbott and with many changes of address. The postmarks date from 29 Aug to 1 Sept 1894. It is not clear who sent it (perhaps Campbell?).
[41-45 found in an envelope inscribed by EVQ Sidney Irwin to E. Abbott - 4 letters, 3 photos - BJ II - BJ III 2].
[41] Sidney Irwin to Abbott. 36 Clifton Park Road, Bristol, 21 Feb 1894, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. Details of his relationship with BJ.
[42] Sidney Irwin to Abbott. 36 Clifton Park Road, Bristol, 27 Mar 1894, ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamp preserved. On sending Abbott letters from Benjamin Jowett Snr to Irwin's mother concerning BJ's undergraduate years.
[43] Sidney Irwin to Abbott. Clifton College, Bristol, 2 Jun 1894, ALS [1 leaf], envelope (no stamps) preserved. Enclosing photographs of BJ [are these the ones in 45?]
[44] Sidney Irwin to Abbott. 36 Clifton Park Road, Bristol, 8 Dec 1894 [year from postmark], ALS [1 leaf], envelope with stamps preserved. Irwin agrees to help find some unspecified information for Abbott.
[45] Envelope containing 3 photographs (carte-de-visite size), one of Benjamin Jowett Snr., and 2 of BJ. The photo of BJ's father, and one of those of BJ, are reproduced in Faber [perhaps sent to Abbott by Irwin?].
[46] J. Jeavons-Cox to Abbott. 10 Marlborough Road, Bedford Park, London W, 10 May 1894.
[47] J. Jeavons-Cox to Abbott. 10 Marlborough Road, Bedford Park, London W, 25 Jun 1894.
[48] W.C. Lake to [Abbott?]. The Deanery, Durham, 28 May 1894.
[49] Margaret Lancaster to [Abbott]. 5 Ainslie Place, Edinburgh, 2 Apr [1894?]. On letters of BJ to her late husband H.H. Lancaster.
[50] Margaret Lancaster to Abbott. 5 Ainslie Place, Edinburgh, 27 Jun [1894].
[51] J.D. La Touche to Abbott. Craven Arms, Stokesay, 6 Apr 1894. Reminiscences of BJ.
[52] J.D. La Touche to Abbott. Craven Arms, Stokesay, 12 Apr 1894. More reminiscences of BJ, especially in 1893.
[53] Francis H. Law to Abbott. 13 Old Square, Lincoln's Inn, 4 Feb 1895. Letter enclosing recollections of BJ's father, and a photographs of BJ.
[54] Francis H. Law to Abbott. n.a. (but postmark London), 6 Feb 1895, APS. Thanks for returning a photograph of BJ.
[55] R.L. Leighton to Abbott. The Grammar School, Bristol, 17 Sep 1894.
[56] R.L. Leighton to Abbott. The Grammar School, Bristol, 6 Oct 1894 [2 leaves]. Reminiscences of BJ.
[57] H.G. Liddell to Abbott. Ascot Wood House, Ascot, Berks, 3 Apr 1894.
[58] H.G. Liddell to Abbott. Ascot Wood House, Ascot, Berks, 15 Jan 1895, ALS [1 leaf]. Note accompanying 59. [58-9 were found in an envelope inscribed by EVQ Recollections of BJ by Dean Liddell].
[59] Recollections of BJ by Liddell dated 15 Jan 1895 [9 leaves]. Recollections include BJ's election to a Fellowship, his appointment as Regius Professor, his time as Vice-Chancellor, including work at the OUP.
[60] Lord Lingen to Campbell. 13 Wetherby Gardens, S.W., 24 Dec 1895, ALS [1 leaf]. Letter accompanying 61 [both found in an envelope inscribed by EVQ Jowett - Notes written by Lord Lingen on BJ for Lewis Campbell 1895].
[61] Quarto NB, soft green marbled paper cover, no title or label. 22 leaves (fols.13-22 are of a different type of paper, and seem to have come from another NB and been bound into this one). Pages lined. Ink. It consists of Lingen's reminiscences of BJ covering the years 1841-93, written in his wife's hand and dated 20 Dec 1895.
[62] Sir Alfred Lyall to Abbott. 18 Queen's Gate, London S.W., 15 Jan 1895.
[63] Alexander R. MacEwen to Abbott. 25 Woodside Place, Glasgow, 30 May 1895.
[64] P. Mallinson(?) to Abbott. Winchester(?), n.d.
[65] Lucy Markby to Abbott. Headington Hill Oxford, 21 Apr [1894 or 1895].
[66] Sir William Markby to Abbott. Headington Hill, Oxford, 1 Mar 1894. Enclosing [66]-[67]
[67] C.E. Doble to Sir William Markby. The Clarendon Press, Oxford, 27 Feb 1894. On sending out notices [on something to do with advertising for information on BJ's life? - see 68].
[68] C.E. Doble to Sir William Markby. The Clarendon Press, Oxford, 28 Feb 1894. On sending copies of a paragraph relating to the Life of BJ.
[69] Sir William Markby to Abbott. Headington Hill, Oxford, 4 Feb 1895, with envelope [unstamped]. Enclosing a draft letter (in Abbott's hand) to L.A. Tollemache asking about the nature and scope of Tollemache's planned memoir of BJ [Abbott had probably sent the letter to Sir William for comment; see 153 below for Tollemache's reply].
[70] J.A.R. Marriott to [Abbott?]. University Examination Delegacy, Examination Schools, Oxford, 30 Apr 1895.
[71] Mary Marshall to Abbott. Balliol Croft, Madingley Road, Cambridge, 15 Jan 1894.
[72] Mary Marshall to Abbott. Balliol Croft, Madingley Road, Cambridge, 11 Mar 1894 [2 leaves]. On BJ's work at Bristol.
[73] Mary Marshall to Abbott. Balliol Croft, Madingley Road, Cambridge, 13 Mar 1894.
[74] Alfred Marshall to Abbott. Balliol Croft, Madingley Road, Cambridge, 19 Mar 1894. On BJ's work at Bristol.
[75] Mary Marshall to Abbott. Balliol Croft, Madingley Road, Cambridge, 8 Jun 1894.
[76] Mary Marshall to Abbott. Balliol Croft, Madingley Road, Cambridge, 20 Oct 1894.
[77] Mary Marshall to Abbott. Balliol Croft, Madingley Road, Cambridge, 11 Nov 1894.
[78] Alfred Marshall to Abbott. Balliol Croft, Madingley Road, Cambridge, 18 Nov 1894 [2 leaves]. On BJ and Bristol.
[79] Mary Marshall to Abbott. Lascelles, Boscombe, Bournemouth, 22 Dec 1894. Reminiscences of BJ.
[80] Mary Marshall to Abbott. Balliol Croft, Madingley Road, Cambridge, 17 Apr 1895. On Alfred Marshall's election to the Principalship of Bristol.
[81] W.W. Merry to J.L. Strachan-Davidson. Lincoln College, 21 Jun 1894. Encloses a Latin speech in BJ's memory [3 leaves].
[82] R.A.H. Mitchell to Abbott. Eton, 11 Mar 1894.
[83] M. Monier Williams to Abbott. Enfield House, Ventnor, 18 Jun 1894.
[84] M. Monier Williams to Abbott. Ventnor, 20 Jun 1894. Leaf enclosed with the dates and texts of two sermons preached by BJ.
[85] Alice Morier to Abbott. Batchworth Heath, Rickmansworth, 19 Mar 1894. On BJ's letters to her husband.
[86] Alice Morier to Abbott. Batchworth Heath, Rickmansworth, 24 Dec [1894?]. On the same topic.
[87] Alice Morier to Abbott. Batchworth Heath, Rickmansworth, 21 Jan 1895. On the same topic.
[88] Alice Morier to Abbott. Batchworth Heath, Rickmansworth, 21 Apr 1895. On the same topic.
[89] H.W. Moss to Abbott. School House, Shrewsbury, 21 Dec 1894. Reminiscences of BJ's role as a governor of Shrewsbury School.
[90] H.W. Moss to Abbott. n.a. (but postmark Shrewsbury), 21 Dec 1894, APS.
[91] J.A.H. Murray to Abbott. Sunnyside, Banbury Road, Oxford, 23 Jan 1895.
[92] W.L. Newman to Abbott. 1 Pittville Lawn, Cheltenham, 23 Apr 1894.
[93] W.L. Newman to Abbott. 1 Pittville Lawn, Cheltenham, 9 May 1894.
[94] W.L. Newman to Abbott. 1 Pittville Lawn, Cheltenham, 1 Oct 1894. Letter accompanying reminiscences of BJ (see [96]), with some reminiscences of Balliol in his youth.
[95] W.L. Newman to Abbott. 1 Pittville Lawn, Cheltenham, 4 Oct 1894.
[96] Reminiscences of BJ by W.L. Newman. 4 TS leaves, numbered 239-242, dated 1 Oct 1894 at the end (EVQ wrote that these were reminiscences by F.W. Newman, but the name given at the end is W.L's).
[97] [J.] Nichol to Abbott. 11 Stafford Terrace, Kensington W., 26 Mar 1894.
[98] G.F. Nicholl to Abbott. n.a., 24 Mar 1894. Reminiscences of BJ.
[99] G.F. Nicholl to Abbott. n.a., 26 Mar 1894. Reminiscences of BJ from 1862.
[100] F.T. Palgrave to Abbott. 15 Chester Terrace, Regents Park N.W., 1 May 1894 (year from postmark), APS.
[101] F.T. Palgrave to Abbott. 15 Chester Terrace, Regents Park N.W., 9 May 1894. On BJ of the 1840s; suggestions for how to find out more about BJ at this time.
[102] F.T. Palgrave to Abbott. [postmark Oxford, 10 May 1894], envelope with stamp preserved.
[103] F.T. Palgrave to Abbott. 15 Chester Terrace, Regents Park N.W., 13 Jun [1894?]. Letter accompanying 1 leaf to add to the reminiscences.
[104] MS Reminiscences of BJ by F.T. Palgrave. 9 leaves. Mostly quotations from letters.
[105] Edwin Palmer to Abbott. Christ Church, 18 Jul 1894.
[106] Edwin Palmer to Abbott. Christ Church, 15 Sep 1894. On the extent of BJ's influence over undergraduates.
[107] Edwin Palmer to Abbott. Christ Church, 16 Sept 1894.
[108] T.L. Papillon to Abbott. Rochester, 4 Jan 1894.
[109] Lord Morley to Abbott. 31 Prince's Gardens, S.W., 14 Apr 1894.
[110] Sir Arthur Peel to [Abbott?]. House of Commons, 2 Mar 1894.
[111] Lord Lansdowne to Abbott. 30 [?] Burlington Street, 8 Mar [1894].
[112] Lord Lansdowne to Abbott. Brooks's, St. James's Street, 21 Nov 1894.
[113] Lord Lansdowne to Abbott. Bowood, Calne, Wilts, 21 Dec 1894.
[114] Lord Lansdowne to Abbott. Bowood, Calne, Wilts, 4 Jan 1895, APS.
[115] C.E. Pollock to [Abbott?]. Eastbourne, 2 Apr 1894.
[116] R.E. Prothero to Abbott. 3 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea S.W., 23 Nov 1894. On BJ's letters to A.P.Stanley.
[117] R.E. Prothero to Abbott. Hotel Victoria, Biarritz, 10 Feb 1895. On BJ's letters to A.P.Stanley.
[118] H.D. Rawnsley to Evelyn Abbott. n.a., 24 Mar 1894 [year from postmark, envelope with stamp preserved. Informal reminiscences of BJ, plus two enclosures: a printed copy of title page and contents of Idylls and Lyrics of the Nile, By H.D. Rawnsley, London 1894 [1 leaf], and 6 leaves of Rawnsley's reminiscences of BJ, consisting of anecdotes and two poems about BJ by him, 5 TS, 1 holograph.
[119] T. Wemyss Reid to [Abbott?]. "The Speaker", 115 Fleet Street, London E.C., 23 Apr 1894. On the authorship of an article about BJ which appeared in The Speaker in 1873.
[120] Alfred Robinson to Abbott. New College, 3 May 1894 [2 leaves]. Reminiscences of BJ [OUP delegacy].
[121] Alfred Robinson to Abbott. New College, 23 Jan 1895. Enclosed is a printed circular about draining the Thames Valley dated 2 Mar 1889, of which Robinson is one of the signatories.
[122] Charles S. Roundell to Abbott. 16 Curzon Street, Mayfair, 31 Jan 1895, APS.
[123] Lady Laura Russell to Abbott. 2 Audley Square W, 9 Jul 1894.
[124] Lady Laura Russell to Abbott. 2 Audley Square W, 20 Feb 1895.
[125] Lady Laura Russell to Abbott. 2 Audley Square W, 1 Mar 1895.
[126] M. Shaw Lefevre to Abbott. 44 Seymour Street W., 10 Apr 1894. Letter accompanying the enclosed copies of letters from BJ to Cornelia Sorabji. Comments on her character.
[127] BJ to Cornelia Sorabji. n.a., 21 Sep 1892, copy, extracts only. Advice on how to benefit her countrywomen. News of Lord Tennyson.
[128] BJ to Cornelia Sorabji. Balliol, 6 Aug 1893, copy, extracts only [2 leaves]. Advice for her career in India.
[129] M. Shaw Lefevre to Abbott. 44 Seymour Street W., Wed 27 Jun [1894]. Enclosed is an extract from Annals of Our Times concerning the Commissioners for the Indian Civil Service in 1854.
[130] William Sinclair to Abbott. Chapter House, St. Pauls E.C., 29 Sep 1894, APS.
[131] Eleanor Smith to Abbott. 27 Banbury Road, Oxford, 29 Dec [1894 or 1895?].
[132] Miss G.S. Smith to Abbott. 27 Banbury Road, Oxford 22 Jan [1894]. Letter enclosing 133.
[133] Lady Stanley of Alderley to Miss Smith. 49 Dover Street W., 19 Jan 1894. Lady Stanley expresses her approval that Abbott is to work on the life of BJ.
[134] Goldwin Smith to Abbott. Grand Hotel, London, 23 Apr 1894.
[135] Lucius Smith to Abbott. Calverley Vicarage Nr. Leeds, 21 Mar 1895. On BJ's ancestry.
[136] A.P. Stanley to Lewis Campbell. n.a., n.d., copy in an unknown hand. On raising money [for an unknown purpose]. Alongside this copy, in the same writing, is a list of dates and first lines of letters from BJ to Campbell and his wife from 1880-91, in the same hand.
[137] E. Lyulph Stanley to Abbott. 18 Mansfield Street, Portland Place W, 22 Mar 1894. Reminiscences of BJ in the 1850s and 1860s.
[138] E. Lyulph Stanley to Abbott. St. Petersburg, 1 Jan 1895. Reminiscences of BJ on a visit to Europe in 1871.

[139-43 originally all in an envelope inscribed by EVQ H. Sweet-Escott to E. Abbott].

[139] H. Sweet-Escott to Abbott. Kilve, Bridgewater, 15 Feb 1894, APS [enclosed in an envelope addressed to Abbott. postmark London 27 Feb 1894 with 140-1]. He will do his best to help Abbott over BJ.
[140] (?).(?) H[oskyns] to Abbott. The Home Farm, Thursday [Aug 1894 - see date on [141]], ALS [1 leaf]. Letter enclosing 141.
[141] H. Sweet-Escott to (?). Hoskyns, Kilve, Bridgewater, 20 Aug 1894, AL[S] [2 leaves; end of the second, with signature, cut away]. Reflections on BJ [not wholly positive].
[142] H. Sweet-Escott to Abbott. Kilve, Bridgewater, 20 Jul 1897, ALS [1 leaf]. Enclosing a letter from BJ [not preserved].
[143] H. Sweet-Escott to Abbott. Kilve, Bridgewater, 29 Jul 1897, ALS [1 leaf]. On using the letter sent with 142. Enclosing some poetry written by Sweet-Escott [1 leaf].
[144] Janet Catharine Symonds to Abbott. Am Hof, Davos Platz, Switzerland, 17 Feb 1895.
[145] Janet Catharine Symonds to Abbott. Am Hof, Davos Platz, Switzerland, 24 Mar [1895].
[146] R.G. Tatton to Abbott. n.a., 3 Jul [1894].
[147] R.G. Tatton to Abbott. Wythenshawe, Northenden, Cheshire, 6 Sep 1894 [3 leaves]. Reminiscences of Balliol in the 1870s, with references to BJ, Green, Wallace and W.L. Newman.
[148] Una Taylor to Abbott. 37 Montpellier Square S.W., 29 Mar [1894]. On BJ's friendship with her father.
[149] Una Taylor to Abbott. 37 Montpellier Square S.W., 16 Apr [1894?].
[150] Una Taylor to Abbott. 37 Montpellier Square S.W., 21 Jan 1895.
[151] Una Taylor to Abbott. 37 Montpellier Square S.W., 2 Apr 1895.
[152] Joseph Thornton to Abbott. Facey's Newsagency, 8 Friar's Entry, Oxford, 25 May 1894. When some old books were sold off from Balliol library, some MS notebooks by BJ were found among them. Would Abbott like to see them?
[153] Lionel A. Tollemache to Abbott. Hotel D'Angleterre, Biarritz, France, 15 Feb 1895, envelope and stamp included. Tollemache explains the scope of his life of BJ, and encloses an TS extract from a letter from BJ to him discussing Romanes on evolution [a reply to 69 above].
[154] Charlotte Toynbee to Abbott. 10 Norham Gardens, 10 Feb 1894 [2 leaves]. On the friendship between BJ and Arnold Toynbee.
[155] F.W. Walker to Abbott. St. Paul's School, West Kensington W., 28 Mar 1894.
[156] R.J. Walker to Abbott. St. Paul's School, West Kensington W., 22 Mar 1894. On listing BJ's contemporaries at St. Paul's.
[157] R.J. Walker to Abbott. St. Paul's School, West Kensington W., 10 Apr 1894. More on the same.
[158] Lord Portsmouth to Abbott. 2 Abbey Garden, Great College Street, Westminster, 29 May 1894. Reminiscences of BJ in 1891-3.
[159] Lord Portsmouth to Abbott. Hurstbourne Park, Whitchurch, Hants, 29 Jan 1895.
[160] Mary A. Ward [= Mrs. Humphrey Ward] to Abbott. Grand Hotel Pallanza, Lago Maggiore, 15 Mar 1894.
[161] Mary A. Ward to Abbott. Stocks, Tring, 30 Apr 1894.
[162] Edmund Warre to Abbott. Eton College, Windsor, 11 Mar 1894.
[163] Anne Lady Wemyss to Abbott. Gosford, Longniddry N.B. 30 Aug 1894.
[164] Anne Lady Wemyss to Abbott. Strathpeffer, 12 Oct 1894.
[165] Anne Lady Wemyss to Abbott. Gosford, 16 Oct 1894, APS.
[166] Ralph Radcliffe Whitehead to Abbott. Box 144, Santa Barbara, California V.S., 15 Dec 1894.
[167] R.S. Wright to Abbott. 14 St. James' Place S.W., 23 Aug 1894.

A22

Collection of letters from various people acknowledging receipt of A & C or Fremantle's edition of BJ's Sermons (found in an envelope inscribed by EVQ Letters acknowledging presentation copies of "BJ's life & letters" or "Sermons" 1895-7). (A & C) indicates the writer received a biography, (S) that he or she received the sermons. These letters were sorted by EVQ.

All letters are ALS, 1 leaf (ink) and addressed to Edward Caird, unless otherwise indicated.

[1] Sir H.W. Acland, Malvern, 9 May 1897 (A & C). [pace EVQ].
[2] Sir Kenelm E. Digby, Home Office, 27 Mar 1897 (A & C).
[3] Lady Blanche Airlie, Rome, 11 Apr 1897 (A & C).
[4] Margaret Elliott, 63 Onslow Square, 25 Mar 1897 (A & C).
[5] R.B. Gardiner, St. Paul's School, n.d. (A & C).
[6] P. Lyttleton Gell, Langley Lodge (near Oxford), 24 Apr 1897 (A & C).
[7] Charlotte Green, Boar's Hill, Abingdon, 28 Mar 1897 (A & C).
[8] George Grove, Lower Sydenham S.E., 25 Mar 1897 (A & C).
[9] E. Harrison, 45 Peel Street, Eccles Nr. Manchester,, 25 Mar 1897 (A & C).
[10] Sydney T. Irwin [pace EVQ], 36 Clifton Park Road, Clifton, 12 Jan [1896?] (S).
[11] F.H. Jackson, Bank of England, 10 Mar 1896 (S).
[12] Martha Knight, Stisted Hall, Braintree, 10 Apr 1897 (A & C).
[13] W.H. Langhorne, Worton Rectory, Oxford, 29 Mar 1897 (A & C).
[14] Lord Lingen, 13 Wetherby Gardens, 3 May 1897 (A & C).
[15] F. Madan, 90 Banbury Road, Oxford, 26 Mar 1897 (A & C).
[16] J.R. Magrath, Queen's College, Oxford, 24 Mar 1897 (A & C).
[17] W.L. Newman, 1 Pittville Lawn, Cheltenham, 5 Apr 1897 (A & C).
[18] Florence Nightingale, 10 South Street, Park Lane W., 23 Nov 1895 [2 leaves, the 2nd written only on 23 Mar 1897] (S).
[19] Florence Nightingale, 10 South Street, Park Lane W., 25 Mar 1897 [2 leaves] (A & C).
[20] F.T. Palgrave, 15 Cranley Place, London W, 25 Mar 1897 (A & C).
[21] Lord Lansdowne, The War Office, 26 Mar 1897 (A & C).
[22] Henry A. Pottinger, Worcester College, 25 Mar 1897 (A & C).
[23] J.N. Pratt, 21 Finsbury Square E.C., 25 Mar 1897 (A & C).
[24] Adeline, Duchess of Bedford, 26 Hortford(?) Street, 31 Mar 1897 (A & C).
[25] Laura Russell, The Ridgeway, Shere, Guildford, 22 Apr 1897 (A & C).
[26] Mrs. Sellar, 15 Buckingham Terrace, Edinburgh, 31 Mar [1897] (A & C).
[27] W. Stubbs, The Palace, Cuddesdon, Oxford, 25 Mar 1897 (A & C).
[28] [Hallam] Lord Tennyson, Farringford, Freshwater, Isle of Wight, 30 Mar 1897 (A & C).
[29] L.A. Tollemache, Hydro & Spa, Old London Road, Hastings, 28 Apr 1896 (S).
[30] Lord Wemyss, 23 St. James' Place, S.W., 27 Mar 1897 (A & C)

A23

Letter from Henry H. Lancaster to 'Smuggins' [nickname for unknown friend], Balliol, Monday, 1855, ALS [2 leaves]. Balliol gossip of 1855, including references to BJ [originally in envelope labelled by EVQ Henry Lancaster to "Smuggins" ?BJ 1855; it is unclear how this letter came to be in the Jowett Papers].

A24

Letters written to Evelyn Abbott after the publication of A & C offering detailed comments and corrections.

[1] Walter Locke to Abbott. The Deane, Sparsholt, Winchester, 15 Aug 1897, ALS [1 leaf]. Comments on A & C [found in an envelope inscribed by EVQ Walter Locke].
[2] Arthur Ponsonby to Abbott. Constantinople, 27 May 1897, ALS [1 leaf]. Reactions to reading A & C, and enclosing a letter to him from BJ [not here; [2]-[3] found in an envelope inscribed by EVQ Arthur Ponsonby 2].
[3] Arthur Ponsonby to Abbott. The British Embassy, Constantinople, 24 Jun 1897, ALS [1 leaf]. Ponsonby permits publication of a letter from BJ [in the 1899 collection of letters],
[4] David G. Ritchie to Abbott. The University, St. Andrew's, 29 Aug 1897, ALS [2 leaves]. Comments on A & C and memories of BJ [found in an envelope inscribed by EVQ D.G. Ritchie].

- Robin Darwall-Smith, 1993

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