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Submission 631766a03509a
Annotation in Percy W. Bridgman, The Nature of Physical Theory (Dover Publications, 1936), page 92.
Submission 6317665e8e20b
Marginal pencilings in Percy W. Bridgman, The Nature of Physical Theory (New York, Dover Publications, 1936) Writings by Bridgman are in quotes, comments by Heath in italics.
Submission 631765c52897f
Typed letter on Butler Hall letterhead, marked in pencil “Sample.”
Practical Construction Of Aeroplane Propellers
Seven pages in pencil, breaking off three-quarters of the way through the last page. This item is shown in PDF in Item 2089a, following, in order to show the drawn Figs 1-3. Fig. 4 is not shown, nor is the material identified as “1A” which was to have been inserted in page one
Submission 63176524462ca
The intention is to reproduce all of Heath’s poetry here, perhaps in three groups, his poems, poems of unknown authorship some of which might be his, and poems of known authorship which were in one way or another favorites of Heath’s
Submission 631764ac488a1
Letter from C. H. Kendal, 29 Belleview Ave., Summit, NJ, to Dr. Frederick W. Roman, published in the monthly The Roman Forum, 214 Loma Drive, Los Angeles CA, Vol.10, No.10 (January 1942). An article on Heath’s ideas had appeared in the September issue, and short letter following below, from Harry W. Olney, had appeared in the October issue (Vol.10, No.7).
Submission 631761331fa5c
Marginal pencilings by Heath in Erwin Schroedinger, What Is Life and Other Scientific Essays, Doubleday 1956. Heath’s cleaning lady at Apt 11C, 11 Waverly Place, New York City 3, brought him this book, which he treasured. Only words are transcribed here; for the markings and underscorings see originals envelope. Two copies of the book were annotated at different readings. Marked pages from both books are accounted for here. Words within [brackets] are the author’s, those between /slants/ are this editor’s.
Submission 631760ac45198
Marginal pencilings by Heath on reading Hans Reichenbach, Atom and Cosmos: The World of Modern Physics, Macmillan 1933. He also marked many places as either important or questionable, often with some small comment.