Draft letter from CM (in E. Kitching's handwriting) to Rev. Alfred Thornley re Nature Diaries at the House of Education & 2 letters from Rev. Alfred Thornley to Charlotte Mason on his examination of Nature Diaries [Nature Notebooks] 1901-1903 Box…

Draft letter from CM (in E. Kitching's handwriting) to Rev. Alfred Thornley re Nature Diaries at the House of Education & 2 letters from Rev. Alfred Thornley to Charlotte Mason on his examination of Nature Diaries [Nature Notebooks] 1901-1903 Box PNEU2A, File pneu11

Year: 1901

3 Letters (16 pages) -- Items i1p1-p10pneu11 (from CM to Rev. Alfred Thornley-1901) -- i2p1-2pneu11 (from Rev. Alfred Thornley-27 Feb. 1903) -- i3p1-p4pneu11 (from Rev. Alfred Thornley-11 June 1903) -- 1 Envelope cover (1 page): Item i4pneu11 Transcript: Correspondence with Rev. A Thornley, Consulting Entomologist and Lecturer on Entomology and Botany to the Midland Agricultural and Dairy Institute, Kingston, Derby: Item 4pneu11: Envelope which held the correspondence with Rev. Thornley has the following handwritten on the front: From Rev. Thornley to Miss Mason: Miss Mason explains to Rev. Thornley what the students do with N.N.Bks [Nature Note Books] & asks him to be the Examiner. 1901; First Report from Rev. Thornley 1903. Mention of diaries. (Item i1p1-4pneu11): 1901 Letter from CM [dictated to EK, draft is in EKs handwriting] to Rev A. Thornley: in answer to his questions regarding the 3 nature notebooks sent to him for his inspection: (Item i1p1pneu11): Dear Sir, Miss Mason is very glad for you to have any information about the Nature Diaries that we can give. She desires me to say in answer to your questions 1. The students enter for 2 yrs training at 18, not younger, often?