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William Arnold Bromfield and John Torrey Correspondence, 1850
William Arnold Bromfield and John Torrey Correspondence
Author: William Arnold Bromfield
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Category : Botanical specimens
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Correspondence from William Arnold Bromfield to John Torrey, dated June 17, 1850, discussing mutual acquaintences, his work on the plants of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, and his imminent voyage. He regrets he will probably not see Torrey in England as "I sail for the East in August." Bromfield died of typhus in Damascus in October 1851.
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Correspondence from William Arnold Bromfield to John Torrey, dated June 17, 1850, discussing mutual acquaintences, his work on the plants of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, and his imminent voyage. He regrets he will probably not see Torrey in England as "I sail for the East in August." Bromfield died of typhus in Damascus in October 1851.
W. Endicott & Co. and John Torrey Correspondence, 1850
J.D.B. Stillman and John Torrey Correspondence, 1850
William D. Brackenridge and John Torrey Correspondence, 1847-1855
Author: William Dunlop Brackenridge
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William Endicott & Company and John Torrey Correspondence
Author: W. Endicott & Co
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Category : Erie Canal (N.Y.)
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Correspondence from lithography firm William Endicott & Company to John Torrey, dated 1850, discussing proofs of illustrations intended for Torrey's section of an unidentified U.S. survey expedition publication.
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Correspondence from lithography firm William Endicott & Company to John Torrey, dated 1850, discussing proofs of illustrations intended for Torrey's section of an unidentified U.S. survey expedition publication.
William P. Blake and John Torrey Correspondence
Author: William Phipps Blake
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Correspondence from William P. Blake to John Torrey, dated 1855-1856, primarily discussing the publication of the geological and botanical sections of vol. v of the Pacific Railroad Reports, such as page proofing and the production of plates. Blake, though primarily a geologist, also touches on botany, forwarding some leaves to Torrey for identification, and mentioning an oak he has found that he suspects may be a new species.
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Category : Botanical specimens
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Correspondence from William P. Blake to John Torrey, dated 1855-1856, primarily discussing the publication of the geological and botanical sections of vol. v of the Pacific Railroad Reports, such as page proofing and the production of plates. Blake, though primarily a geologist, also touches on botany, forwarding some leaves to Torrey for identification, and mentioning an oak he has found that he suspects may be a new species.
John Howard Redfield and John Torrey Correspondence, 1850-1872
Joseph Drayton and John Torrey Correspondence
Author: Joseph Drayton
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Correspondence from Joseph Drayton to John Torrey, dated 1847 and 1850. Two brief notes, both written on behalf of William Brackenridge, regarding the work both Daryton and Brackenridge were doing on the report on the United States Exploring Expedition. In the first note, dated December 18, 1847, Drayton says Brackenridge needs some botanical reference books and asks Torrey to ship them to Philadelphia; in the second, dated July 22, 1850, he announces he will be bringing Torrey page proofs from Brackenridge and sample plates (presumably his own work) up from Philadelphia the following day by train.
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Correspondence from Joseph Drayton to John Torrey, dated 1847 and 1850. Two brief notes, both written on behalf of William Brackenridge, regarding the work both Daryton and Brackenridge were doing on the report on the United States Exploring Expedition. In the first note, dated December 18, 1847, Drayton says Brackenridge needs some botanical reference books and asks Torrey to ship them to Philadelphia; in the second, dated July 22, 1850, he announces he will be bringing Torrey page proofs from Brackenridge and sample plates (presumably his own work) up from Philadelphia the following day by train.