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| Lettera alla Royal Institution 2 marzo 1833 |
R Institution<1> Mar 2 1833 Dear Sir I never am disengaged on a Sunday – and on Monday I leave town (very suddenly) for South Wales<2> & shall not be back until the end of the week I
think you would like to talk with Mr
Wheatstone<3>
on the subject; he says he shall be too occupied until next Friday,
when he will pursue the matter in our lecture room. But after that he
will be happy to see you if you call upon him in Conduit Street<4>
Every truly Yours M Faraday H F Talbot
Esq
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Note:
1. Royal Institution, 21 Albemarle Street, London. 2. Faraday served as a witness for the defendant in the case of “David v Vivian and Vivian, 1832”. 3. Sir Charles Wheatstone (1802–1875), scientist gave a Friday Evening Discourse, “On the duration of luminous impressions on the organs of vision”, written up in The Athenaeum (London) (16 March 1833, pp.170–171). 4. 20 Conduit Street, London was the location of the firm of musical instrument makers, Charles & William Wheatstone. It was also Wheatstone’s residence until his marriage in 1847. |
5) Project
Director: Professor Larry J Schaaf Date:
02 Mar 1833 Document
Number: 02620 Recipient: WHFT Author: FARADAY Michael Collection: Lacock Abbey Collection Fox Talbot Museum Lacock |
