The 230 letters in this inaugural volume of The Correspondence of John Tyndall chart Tyndall s emergence into early adulthood, spanning from his arrival in Youghal in May 1840 as a civil assistant with just a year s experience working on the Irish Ordnance Survey to his pseudonymous authorship of an open letter to the prime minister, Robert Peel, protesting the pay and conditions on the English Survey in August 1843. The letters, which include Tyndall s earliest extant correspondence, encompass some of the most significant events of the early 1840s. Tyndall s correspondents also.
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