John Whishaw: The “Pope” of Holland House: Contents

English chemist and physicist, inventor of the safety lamp; in Bristol he knew Cottle, Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Southey; he was president of the Royal Society (1820). English chemist and physicist, inventor of the safety lamp; in Bristol he knew Cottle, Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Southey; he was president of the Royal Society (1820).

REFERENCES TO:

John Whishaw to Smithson Tennant, 11 December 1813 ¶ 1

Lady Holland to John Whishart, 17 December 1814 ¶ 6

Lady Holland to John Whishart, 17 December 1814 ¶ 7

Henry Holland to John Whishaw 30 December 1814 ¶ 6

Henry Holland to John Whishaw 30 December 1814 ¶ 14

John Whishaw to Thomas Smith, 26 March 1817 ¶ 2

Chapter VIII: 1820 ¶ n2

John Whishaw to Thomas Smith, 11 November 1820 ¶ 4

John Whishaw to Thomas Smith, 11 November 1820 ¶ n2

INFORMATION FROM TEI HEADER

Source Description:

Author: Whishaw, J. (John), 1764 or 5-1840

Title: The “Pope” of Holland House: Selections from the Correspondence of John Whishaw and his Friends 1813-1840 (London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1906).

Electronic Edition:

Series: Lord Byron and his Times: http://lordbyron.org

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Publisher: Center for Applied Technologies in the Humanities, Virginia Tech

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