List: The Harvard site and the Commens dictionary list the following manuscript:
Id: MS [R] 1041 Year: 1905 Description: Robin Catalogue: A. MS., n.p., [1905], pp. 1-26, with 6 pp. of variants. CSP sets out to discuss “the mode of composition of ideas,” developing an analogy between simple ideas and chemical elements. Keywords: Valency <http://www.commens.org/keywords/keyword/valency>, Chemistry <http://www.commens.org/keywords/keyword/chemistry>, Indecomposable Idea <http://www.commens.org/keywords/keyword/indecomposable-idea>, Jöns Jacob Berzelius <http://www.commens.org/keywords/keyword/j%C3%B6ns-jacob-berzelius>, Edward Frankland <http://www.commens.org/keywords/keyword/edward-frankland>, Continuum <http://www.commens.org/keywords/keyword/continuum>, Conditional Being <http://www.commens.org/keywords/keyword/conditional-being>, Real <http://www.commens.org/keywords/keyword/real>, Reality <http://www.commens.org/keywords/keyword/reality-0>, Pragmatism <http://www.commens.org/keywords/keyword/pragmatism>, Elasticity <http://www.commens.org/keywords/keyword/elasticity> The title suggests an intimate link between grammar, chemical nouns (subjects) and graph theory. Does anyone know if this manuscript is available online? Or, have an electronic file of it? Thanks in advance for your help. Cheers
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