Working notebooks and written-up mathematical calculations in disciplines ranging from geometry to astronomy, from physics to trigonometry and from land-measuring to malting. This last in the form of an essay written by the young John Flamsteed, the future Astronomer Royal
Search FNL grants since 1931
Buxton was Wilberforces designated successor as leader of the parliamentary anti-slavery campaign. The MSS document the Buxton familys close involvement in the parliamentary campaign of 1833.
Diaries, photographs and letters concentrating on the period when Hore-Belisha was Minister of War 1937 - 1940 and particularly on the events surrounding the dismissal of Neville Chamberlain
Written from The Knoll, Ambleside to George Grote who was trying to help Martineau with money problems at The Westminster Review
Very detailed in the later years: no other such record is known for any other town of this period in the old county of Berkshire
As well as private correspondence of this properous silk merchant the collection includes Beuzevilles correspondence as Director and Joint Treasurer of the French Committee which was concerned from the reign of James II until Victorian times in distributing the Royal Bounty granted for the relief
Rare second edition, the first to develop Calvins ideas on the Trinity and with new chapters on repentance and justification by faith
Boxes of deeds and papers relating to four main groups.
Commonplace book by William Horman, Headmaster of Eton 1501 - 35. Contains jottings on history, chronology and geography with extensive quotations from the Latin poets.
Several hundred evidences of title to the manor of Mickleton in the north Cotswolds