Royal Institution | Octr. 1844
Sir
I ought before this to have answered your letter but from a feeling of extreme reluctance to do any thing that might seem to be more or less honoring of myself, have been deterred from replying. However I have put down on the accompanying paper the essential answers to your questions & hope you will excuse both their rough condition & the tardiness of their appearance[.]
I am Sir | Your Very Obedient Servant | M. Faraday
Dr. S. Mackenzie | &c &c &c &c
Born at Newington in Surrey on the 22nd September 1791. Appointed Chemical Assistant in the Royal Institution 1st of March 18132. Director of the Laboratory 7 Feby. 18253. Fullerian Professor of Chemistry 12 Feby. 1833 [641]4
Royal Society [215] Accademia dei Georgofili di Firenzi [206]
Geological Society [235] Academy of Sciences of Paris [210]
Cambridge Phil Society [197] Philomatic Society of Paris [342]
Royal Soc of Edinburgh [779] Society of Natural Sciences Heidelberg [350]
Senate of the University of London [895] Impl Acad Sciences Petersburg [490]
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy [525]
and others amounting in all to 50 or more
Society [of] Physical Sciences - Paris [530]
American Academy of Arts & Sciences [565]
Royal Society of Science Copenhagen [610]
Royal Acad of Sciences - Berlin [672]
Academy of Sciences &c Palermo [740]
Physical Society of Frankfort 5
Royal Society of Gottingen [864]
Soc Pharmacy of Lisbon [915]
Soc Science in Modena [945]
Natural Histy Society of Basle [953]
Royal Academy of Sciences of Stockholm [1116]
American Phil Society - Philadelphia [1233]
Soc of Useful Knowledge - Aix la Chapelle [1478]
June 16, 1842 created Knight of the Order of Merit - Prussia[.] [1420]
The only separate publication that I remember is the Chemical Manipulation 8vo three Editions6. But now the Electrical papers from the Philosophical Transactions & elsewhere are published together in two volumes 8vo7 by Mr. Richard Taylor[.]
The Journals in which I have published have been
The Philosophical Transactions
Quarterly Journal of Science<r> of the Royal Institution
& Philosophical Magazine
I do not remember that I have published any where else except once in the Annales de Chimie8
FARADAY, Michael (1832c): “[Lettre] A M. Gay-Lussac”, Ann. Chim., 51: 404-34.
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