|
XVIII |
Life and Letters of Francis Galton |
|
PLATE |
to face page |
|
LI. |
Sketches from Galton's Cambridge Letters
(a) The fire-place in Galton's rooms with the foils, Smyrna pistols
and native lance . |
150 |
| |
(b) The sitting-room before the removal of the sofa to the fire-place |
150 |
|
LII. |
Sketches from Galton'a Cambridge Letters
(a) Pen and ink sketch of Ely Cathedral, 1842 |
167 |
| |
(b) Pen and ink sketch of King's College Chapel from the Field.by |
167 |
|
the Mill, 1843 |
|
1,111. |
From Francis Galton's sketch-book of the German tour in 1843: |
|
| |
(a) |
Emma Galton and Julia Hallam . |
180 |
| |
(b) |
"Sister Emma" |
180 |
|
LIV. |
Last Days in Cambridge. Sketches from letters |
181 |
|
(a) |
Letter of Francis Galton to Tertius Galton announcing his degree |
| |
(6) |
The last meeting of the Caseo-Tostic Club, 1843 |
181 |
|
LV. |
Francis Galton. From two early photographs in the possession of |
211 |
| |
Mr Wheler Galton . |
|
LV bis. |
Francis Calton's sisters. From early photographs on glass (before 1860) |
213 |
|
in the possession of their niece, Mrs T. J. A. Studdy
(a) Emma Sophia Galton (1811-1904), "Sister Pemmy" |
| |
(b) Milicent Adele Galton (1810-188'3), "Sister Delly" . |
213 |
|
LVI. |
Sketches from Galton's African Diaries |
215 |
|
(a) . Rough water-colour sketch of gun set as a trap for a lion |
| |
(b) Sample page of a diary sketch-book showing pencil "snapshots" |
215 |
|
LVII. |
Sketches from.Galton's African Diaries |
216 |
|
(a) Karupi, an Ovampo |
| |
(b) Tchapupa's wife and Tchapupa, natives of Damaraland |
216 |
| |
(c) Omutchikota, the small lake in Ovampoland, where Galton's name
was found in 1907-8 |
216 |
|
LVIII. |
Sketches from Galton's African Diaries |
226 |
|
(a) |
The Captain of the Hottentots, Jonker Afrikaner, walks off with
Galton's Law Code under his arm |
| |
(b) |
Facsimile of Jonker Afrikaner's promise to keep the peace in
Damaraland |
226 |
|
LIX. |
Sketches from Galton's African Diaries
(a) Nangoro, King of the Ot•ampo, original sketch of June 7, 1851 ;
his majesty crowned with the theatrical tinsel crown |
237 |
| |
(b) Galton's favourite hack in Damaraland . |
237 |
