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George P. Briggs
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Letters of Gov. Briggs' Eldest Son
Letters in published form of the world travels of George P. Briggs to his family, 1867-1869
Great in Goodness; A Memoir of George N. Briggs
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Papers of George H. Briggs
The papers were arranged and listed by Officers of the Australian Science Archives Project in the following series: Personal - Biographical: includes copies of letters sent by William Briggs (father) to his father in England (1868-77). Correspondence, 1938-39 (photocopies). The correspondents are E. Rutherford and J.D. Cockcroft. The originals are in Cambridge University Library. Correspondence, 1938-39: relating to the National Standards Laboratory CSIR. The correspondents are David Rivett, R.S. Wallace, Sir Mark Oliphant and C.D. Ellis. Correspondence, 1946-47: pertaining to Briggs' work for the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission. The correspondents include Edna Briggs (wife), A.E.V. Richardson and John Dedman. Correspondence, 1958: concerning his retirement dinner in December 1958. Photographs, 1924-83.
Great in Goodness; a Memoir of George N. Briggs
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