Letter, 7 May 1864, Kensington, to "My dear Sir", 2 pages, referring to unnamed "liberal" clergymen who have communicated privately with him
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"On the Development of Radar in South Africa and Its Use in the Second World War"
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Correspondence in rhyme with Archbishop C. T. Longley in which Longley urges him "To resign this Zulu Diocese of mine - and hold myself a heathen dark because I've doubts of Noah's ark"
