P. Hartog to K. Pearson, 11th July 1913.- External URL
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Sent From (Definite): Sir Philip Joseph HartogSent To (Definite): Karl PearsonDate: 11 Jul 1913
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Holder (Definite): University College London: Special Collections
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Sent fromSir Philip Joseph Hartog
11 Jul 1913
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‘Dear Pearson,
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In regard to the transfer of the Laboratory, I always understood that you had no personal views in the matter except that a separate Banking account should be kept and this has been secured. I think there was a great deal to be said both for the maintenance of the status quo in regard to the Laboratory and for the change proposed by the University College Committee. I am inclined to think that the compromise arrived at was probably the best solution of the difficulty in the circumstances and I trust that the Laboratory will not lose financially. I certainly anticipated that there might be opposition in the Senate and had the Galton Committee not acquiesced in the change, it would probably have arisen.’
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Sent toKarl Pearson
11 Jul 1913
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‘Dear Pearson,
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In regard to the transfer of the Laboratory, I always understood that you had no personal views in the matter except that a separate Banking account should be kept and this has been secured. I think there was a great deal to be said both for the maintenance of the status quo in regard to the Laboratory and for the change proposed by the University College Committee. I am inclined to think that the compromise arrived at was probably the best solution of the difficulty in the circumstances and I trust that the Laboratory will not lose financially. I certainly anticipated that there might be opposition in the Senate and had the Galton Committee not acquiesced in the change, it would probably have arisen.’
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