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Correspondence from John Torrey and Benjamin Silliman, Jr., dated 1862: a letter of introduction for "my friend & former pupil," A.M. Edwards.
Correspondence from John Torrey and Benjamin Silliman, dated 1822-1839, discussing a number of chemistry questions, and logistical issues related to several articles appearing in Silliman's American Journal of Science and Arts.
Correspondence from Benjamin Silliman to John Torrey, dated 1819-1848, primarily discussing issues related to the production of Silliman's American Journal of Science and Arts. Through the years Silliman's letters also frequently touch on chemistry and mineralogy, and the activities of mutual friends and acquaintances. He makes frequent references people not readily identified, such as "Dr. Me.," "Mr. Camman and his ores" (possibly Albert Cammann), "Mr. Barnes" (possibly D.H. Barnes), "Dr. Smith," "Mr. Bowen," "Lane" (possibly Ephraim Lane), "Dr. Johnson," and "Dr. McMurtine."
Correspondence from Benjamin Silliman, Jr. to John Torrey, dated 1843-1859, discussing various bits of business associated with the publication of the American Journal of Science and Arts; a possible lawsuit Silliman faces in 1856; and the disposition of some items from Silliman's cabinet, which he hopes to send to Columbia College.
Letter from Benjamin Silliman to Edward Turner, dated 1833. A letter of introduction for John Torrey, written before he embarked on his trip to Europe.
Letter from Benjamin Silliman to Michael Faraday, dated 1833. A letter of introduction for John Torrey, who is about to visit Europe.
Correspondence from Charles Hooker to John Torrey, dated approximately between 1838 and 1849, informing Torrey that he has had a student copy out a section from a publication in Benjamin Silliman's library as Torrey requested, and is sending it along to him. The letter probably refers to Adolphe Brongniart's article "Mémoire sur la famille des rhamnées," which appeared in vol. 10 of Annales des sciences naturelles (1827).