Correspondence, 1972

1972 January 8 to Honeyman from Mack re: death of Cullen Ganey and Information about History of Science movement. 1972 February 29 to Honeyman from Mack re: annual Alumni weekend and Brodhead involvement in history of L.U. 1972 March 1 to Honeyman from Quirk re: invitation to participate in Alumni weekend event Arts and Hobbies exhibition. 1972 March 2 to Honeyman from Mack re: Quirk’s invitation. 1972 March 9 to Honeyman from Mack thanks for Perfumed Garden. 1972 May 9 to Honeyman from Mack re: Burton item 1972 May 10 to Honeyman from Owen Gingerich (Smithsonian Inst.) Visit to see Honeyman’s collection of rare books 1972 June 16 to Mack from Anna Popov (secretary to R.B.H. Jr.) re: change of address 1972 August 4 to Honeyman from Mack thanks for genealogical diagram (attached) 1972 September 19 to Honeyman from John F. Benton re: “agrimensores” 1972 October 5 to Honeyman from Lorraine Abel (Asst to Mack) re: Material returned: John F. Benton letter and “Hypothesis of Fraud: The Correspondence of Abelard and Heloise” by John F. Benton 1972 November 1 to Honeyman from Gingerich thanking for visit to see Honeyman collection asking to borrow: Prutenicae Tabulae (1551), Instrumentum Primi Mobilis (1534), De Triangulis (1533), De Lateribus et Angulis Triagulorum (1542), Mathematicae Constructionis (1549). 1972 November 8 to Mack from Honeyman re: Pooled Income Fund Trust Agreement. 1972 November 14 to Honeyman from Mack re: previous 1972 November 15 to Mack from David A. Randall (Indiana Univ.) offer to buy a rare book Iamblichus and UCLA’s intent to get the Honeyman books. 1972 November 21 to David A. Randall from Mack acceptance of offer 1972 November 21 to Al Zettlemoyer from Mack note re: Honeyman’s Collection in the History of Science. 1972 December 4 from Mack - a three page typed memo regarding Honeyman Collection History of Science Notes on Accommodation