Agassiz, Jean Louis Rodolphe, 1807-1873

In English.

In English.

Letter from Louis Agassiz in Cambridge, Massachusetts to George Ticknor, tellin ghim that he hopes to be able to accept his invitation.

Letter from Louis Agassiz in Cambridge to George Ticknor, telling him that he has looked over part of the bibliography.

Letter from Louis Agassiz to George Ticknor, telling him that he is forwading correspondence. Is determined not to stop the work at the Museum because of lack of money.

Letters from Louis Agassiz to George Ticknor, sending news about Felton.

Letter from Louis Agassiz in Cambridge, Massachusetts to George Ticknor, telling him that he received a sum of money which should square up the museum accounts. The fifth volume of his "Contribution" should be within the year.

Four-page letter from Louis Agassiz in Cambridge, Massachusetts to "My dear Sir" [i.e. George Ticknor] in which he discusses obtaining Dr. Müller's library for the Scientific School.

Letter from Louis Agassiz to George Ticknor, telling him about the celebrationn of the laying of the cornerstone of the Museum will be next Tuesday.

Letter from Louis Agassiz in Cambridge, Massachusetts to George Ticknor in Boston, telling him that Mr. Curtis is amost deserving young man.

Letter from Louis Agassiz to George Ticknor, in which he lists men making specimen cases to be be selected.

Letter from Louis Agassiz to George Ticknor, telling him that the museum trustees have forced him to make reduction. He has discharged Mr. Hansen and hopes Ticknor can find a place for him at the Pulbic Library.

Letter from Louis Agassiz in Cambridge, Massachusetts to George Ticknor, telling him that he hopes Ticknor will attend his lecture and hear some plans on the progress of knowledge of glaciers.

Letter from Louis Agassiz in Campbridge, Massachusetts to George Ticknor, telling him that he will cancel other engagements to dine with Ticknor. The intellectual culture of Ticknor's house is refreshing after contact with students.

Two-page letter from Louis Agassiz in Cambridge, Massachusetts to George Ticknor, telling him that the Lowell lectures are hard work and that an important book is lacking from the Boston Library. He has finished an article on the glaciers in Maine.

Letter from Louis Agassiz to George Ticknor, telling him that he gave the message to Felton. Will not be able to attend the dinner hour.

Letters from Louis Agassiz in Cambridge, Massachusetts to George Ticknor with responses to invitations from Ticknor.