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George Boole’s untimely death
George Boole died in Cork on the 8th December 1864 following a short illness. On the 24th November 1864 Boole was caught in heavy rain on his way from his house in Ballintemple to lectures at Queens College, a distance … Continue reading
Posted in Archives Service, George Boole 200, Special Collections
Tagged Babbage, Ballintemple, Blackrock, Boole 200, Boole papers, George Boole, Thinking Machine, UCC, UCC Library
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