Memoir Club

For Virginia Woolf s essay on The New Biography see 4, p. 473. Bloomsbury s Memoir Club first met in March 1920, at the instigation of Molly MacCarthy, and met fairly often but irregularly thereafter. 

First meeting of the Memoir Club (4 March). Begins writing... 

Sinclair, D, Not a Proper Doctor (London, Memoir Club, 1989). 

Some sources give the date as 1804. Gay-Lussac read these now famous results before the Philomathic Society in 1808, which were published in 1809, in Gay Lussac, J.L., Memoir on the Combination of Gaseous Substances with Each Other. Memories de la Societe d Arcueil 2, 207-34. An English translation of this document, published by Henry A. Boorse and Lloyd Motz, eds., The World of the Atom, Vol. 1. New York Basic Books, 1966 (translation Alembic Club Reprint No. 4), can be found at http //webserver.lemoyne.edu/faculty/giunta/ gaylussac.html. 

Gay-Lussac, J. L. Memoires de la Societe dArcueil 1809 Vol. 2. English translation in Foundations of the Molecular Theory, Alembic Club Reprints 4 Alembic Club Edinburgh, LT.K., 1911. 

J. L. Gay-Lussac, Memoir on the Combination of Gaseous Substances with Each Other. Memoires de la Societe dArcueil 1809, 2, 207-234, as translated in Alembic Club Reprint No. 4, (Edinburgh, 1890). 

J. L. Gay-Lussac, Memoire sur la combinaison des substances gazeuses, les unes avec les autres, Memoires de la Societe d Arcueil 2, 1809, 207-234 translated in Foundations of the Molecular Theory, Alembic Club Reprints, no. 4 (Edinburgh, 1950), 8-24 M. P. Crosland, The Origins of Gay-Lussac s Law of Combining Volumes of Gases, Annals of Science 17, 1961, 1-26. 

P. Delanges, Statics and Mechanics of Semi-fluids, Memoirs on Mathematics and Physics of the Italian Society, Verona, 1788, translated by A. T. D Atri, Proc. Brooklyn Engineers Club, 28, Part I, pp. 13-51, October 1929. 

Brown, W. V. (1977). The Kranz syndronre and its subtypes in grass sys-tematics. Memoirs Torrey Bat. Club 23, I -97. 

Nixon, speech delivered to San Francisco Commonwealth Club, 2. April 1965, Box 3, Series 207, NPPP, NA-PR, pp. i-ii Nixon Urges Quarantine in Vietnam, Boston Herald, 16 April 1964, p. 2 Nixon, Needed in Vietnam The Will to Win, Reader s Digest, August 1964, p. 43 Nixon, Memoirs, pp. 270-1 Stephen Ambrose, Nixon The Triumph of a Politician, 1962-1972 (London, 1989), pp. 68-79. 

Wade, FAS. Antarctica An unprotected, unexploited continent Summary. In, M.T. Halbouty, J.C. Maher, and H.M. Lian, eds. Circum-Pacific Energy and Mineral Resources. Amer. Assoc. Petroleum GeoL, Memoir 25 74-79 1976 Schofield, E.A. Antarctica up for grabs. Bull., Sierra Club, 61(6) 17-19... 

Dalton J (1805) Memoirs and proceedings of the manchester literary and philosophical society, vol. 6, Manchester, p 271 (Alembic Club Reprints 1961, Edinburgh, no 2, p 15)... 

Haber met Charlotte Nathan, according to her memoirs, in March 1917 at the Deutsche Gesellschaft, a club for German power brokers and celebrities established at the beginning of World War I, where she worked as a secretary. His poems quoted in her book of reminiscences (Haber was an accomplished and frequent versifier) and his letters to her show a man almost boyishly in love with a woman nearly twenty years younger. They were married in the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gedachtnisskirche in late October 1917. Haber insisted on a church ceremony, and Charlotte had to convert to Christianity. 

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