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Showing posts with label Henry D Rogers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Henry D Rogers. Show all posts
Sunday, November 6, 2016

William Barton Rogers to Henry Darwin Rogers, October 30, 1860

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Boston , October 30, 1860. I have already seen your article in “Blackwood.”   . . . It strikes me, however, as an entirely fair and ra...
Sunday, October 30, 2016

William Barton Rogers to Henry Darwin Rogers, September 25, 1860

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25th. I have just returned from seeing Mrs. Chambers at the Tremont House, having learned from Hillard, this morning, that they were in...
Sunday, August 14, 2016

William Barton Rogers to Henry Darwin Rogers, September 24, 1860

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Boston , September 24, 1860. . . . We expect to remove to Boston for the winter in about three weeks. . . . My last visit to Boston was...

Samuel Kneeland Jr. to William Barton Rogers, January 30, 1861

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Boston , September 24, 1860. . . . We expect to remove to Boston for the winter in about three weeks. . . . My last visit to Boston was...
Sunday, July 17, 2016

William Barton Rogers to Henry Darwin Rogers, May 29, 1860

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Boston , May 29, 1860. . . . We go to Lunenburg on Friday. As soon as there I shall write out my observations on binocular vision, etc....
Tuesday, September 8, 2015

William Barton Rogers to Henry Darwin Rogers, May 17, 1860

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Boston , May 17,1860. My Dear Henry ,   . . . On Friday I made my address to the Natural History Society on their thirtieth anniversary...
Sunday, August 16, 2015

William Barton Rogers to Henry Darwin Rogers, January 2, 1860

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Boston , January 2, 1860. My Dear Henry ,   . . . Robert has had some trouble of late in arresting the foolish attempt of the Southern ...
Tuesday, August 4, 2015

William Barton Rogers to Henry Darwin Rogers, November 29, 1859

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Boston , November 29, 1859. . . . The doings at Harper's Ferry have made an impression which will long be felt. The execution of Br...
Sunday, July 26, 2015

William Barton Rogers to Henry Darwin Rogers, November 1, 1859

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Boston , November 1,1859. . . . The Natural History, Horticultural, and other societies are making great efforts to secure a long paral...