Passages from the Life of a Philosopher · Characters
Character guide
Key figures in Passages from the Life of a Philosopher by Charles Babbage.
Charles Babbage
major
Also known as Mr. Babbage, Babbage, Charles Babbage
The author and narrator, a mathematician and inventor of the Difference Engine.
John Herschel
supporting
Also known as Herschel, Sir John Herschel, Mr. Herschel
Babbage's close friend and fellow scientist, often collaborating on experiments.
Alexander von Humboldt
supporting
Also known as Alexander, Humboldt, Alexander Humboldt
Renowned naturalist and explorer who corresponded with Babbage.
Duke of Wellington
supporting
Also known as the Duke of Wellington, The Duke of Wellington, Duke, the late Duke of Wellington, Wellington
British military hero and statesman, a recurring figure in Babbage's recollections.
Mr. Rogers
minor
Also known as Rogers
A friend and acquaintance of Babbage, mentioned in social contexts.
Pierre-Simon Laplace
minor
Also known as Laplace
Famed French mathematician and astronomer, met by Babbage.
Jean-Baptiste Biot
minor
Also known as Biot, M. Biot
French physicist and astronomer, a scientific acquaintance of Babbage.
William Wollaston
minor
Also known as the late Dr. Wollaston, Dr. Wollaston, Wollaston
English chemist and physicist, known for his scientific discoveries.
Humphry Davy
minor
Also known as Sir H. Davy, Sir Humphry Davy, Davy
Prominent chemist and inventor, a contemporary of Babbage.
Lord Flumm
supporting
Also known as Lord Flumm, Lady Flumm Lord Flumm Two
A character in Babbage's satirical play within the book.
Lady Flumm
supporting
Also known as Lady Flumm, Lady Flumm Smiling, Lady Flumm Oh
A character in Babbage's satirical play, wife of Lord Flumm.
Mr. Turnstile
supporting
Also known as Turnstile, Griskin Mr. Turnstile, poor Turnstile, Footman Mr. Turnstile
A servant character in Babbage's satirical play.
Mr. Tripes
supporting
Also known as Tripes, Servant Mr. Tripes, Well Mr. Tripes
A servant character in Babbage's satirical play.
Mrs. Tripes
minor
Also known as Mrs. Tripes
Wife of Mr. Tripes, a character in the satirical play.
Smooth
supporting
Also known as Smooth, Mr. Smooth, Shift ; Smooth
A character in Babbage's satirical play, a schemer.
Shift
supporting
Also known as Shift, Shift Laughing
A character in Babbage's satirical play, a schemer.
MacLeech
supporting
Also known as MacLeech, Mr. MacLeech, knave MacLeech, that knave MacLeech
A character in Babbage's satirical play, a knave.
Byeways
minor
Also known as Byeways, Scene VI Byeways
A character in Babbage's satirical play.
Lord Charles
minor
Also known as Lord Charles, Charles
A character in Babbage's satirical play.
Lady Selina
minor
Also known as Lady Selina, Selina
A character in Babbage's satirical play.
Atall
minor
Also known as Atall, Atall Decliningly
A character in Babbage's satirical play.
Closewind
minor
Also known as Closewind
A character in Babbage's satirical play.
Dick Trim
minor
Also known as Dick Trim, Trim
A character in Babbage's satirical play.
Lord A.
minor
Also known as Lord A., Lord A. Well
A character in Babbage's satirical play.
Mr. Highway
minor
Also known as Mr. Highway, Highway
A character in Babbage's satirical play.
Lord Humbug
minor
Also known as Lord Humbug
A character in Babbage's satirical play.
Lord Doodle
minor
Also known as Lord Doodle
A character in Babbage's satirical play.
Sleek
minor
Also known as Sleek
A character in Babbage's satirical play.
Prince Albert
minor
Also known as Prince Albert, Albert
Prince Consort to Queen Victoria, a supporter of Babbage's work.
George Stephenson
minor
Also known as Stephenson, Mr. George Stephenson, George Stephenson, Mr. Stephenson
Pioneering railway engineer, a contemporary of Babbage.
Sir Robert Peel
minor
Also known as Sir Robert Peel
British Prime Minister, involved in government matters with Babbage.
Lord Ashley
minor
Also known as Lord Ashley
British politician and social reformer, acquaintance of Babbage.
Sir David Brewster
minor
Also known as Sir David Brewster, Brewster, David Brewster
Scottish physicist and inventor, a friend of Babbage.
François Arago
minor
Also known as Arago
French astronomer and physicist, a scientific correspondent.
Joseph Fourier
minor
Also known as Fourier
French mathematician and physicist, known for Fourier series.
Augustin-Louis Cauchy
minor
Also known as Cauchy
French mathematician, a contemporary of Babbage.
Adolphe Quetelet
minor
Also known as M. Quételet
Belgian astronomer and statistician, a friend of Babbage.
Giovanni Plana
minor
Also known as M. Plana, Plana
Italian astronomer and mathematician, a scientific acquaintance.
Sir Harris Nicolas
minor
Also known as the late Sir Harris Nicolas, The late Sir Harris Nicolas, Sir Harris, Nicolas
Antiquary and author who helped Babbage with a statement.
Richard Babbage
minor
Also known as Richard Babbage
Charles Babbage's father, mentioned in early life.
Sir Joseph Banks
minor
Also known as Sir Joseph Banks, Joseph, Sir Joseph
Naturalist and president of the Royal Society, an early influence.
Dr. Lardner
minor
Also known as Dr. Lardner, Lardner
Irish scientific writer and lecturer, a contemporary.
Mr. Murray
minor
Also known as Mr. Murray, the late Mr. John Murray, Murray
Publisher of Babbage's works.
Sir Rowland Hill
minor
Also known as Sir Rowland Hill
Postal reformer, inventor of the penny post, a friend.
Lord Melbourne
minor
Also known as Lord Melbourne
British Prime Minister, interacted with Babbage on government matters.
Sir Robert Inglis
minor
Also known as Sir Robert H. Inglis, Sir Robert
British politician and literary figure, a friend of Babbage.
Sydney Smith
minor
Also known as Sidney Smith, Sydney Smith
English wit and clergyman, a friend of Babbage.
Theodore Hook
minor
Also known as Theodore Hook, Hook
English writer and wit, a friend of Babbage.
Frederick Marryat
minor
Also known as Frederick Marryat, Marryat
English novelist and naval officer, a friend of Babbage.
Benjamin Disraeli
minor
Also known as Disraeli
British statesman and novelist, a contemporary of Babbage.
William Gladstone
minor
Also known as Mr. Gladstone
British statesman, a contemporary of Babbage.
Lord Brougham
minor
Also known as Lord Brougham
British statesman and reformer, a contemporary.
Sir Henry De la Beche
minor
Also known as Sir Henry De la Beche, The late Sir Henry De la Beche
English geologist, a friend and scientific colleague.
Charles Wheatstone
minor
English physicist and inventor, a collaborator with Babbage.
John Herschel
minor
Also known as Sir John ) Herschel, John Herschel
Son of Sir John Herschel, mentioned in passing.
Count Strzelecki
minor
Also known as Count Strzelecki
Polish explorer and geologist, a friend of Babbage.
Sir Isambard Brunel
minor
Also known as Brunel, Sir Isambard Brunel, Mr. Brunel
Famous engineer, a contemporary and acquaintance.
Marc Brunel
minor
Also known as Mr. Brunel, Brunel
Father of Isambard, engineer of the Thames Tunnel.
General Sir Charles Napier
minor
Also known as Napier, the late General Sir Charles Napier of Scinde, Sir Charles, General Sir Charles Napier, Sir Charles Napier
British general and colonial administrator, a friend.
Lord Derby
minor
Also known as Lord Derby
British statesman, three-time Prime Minister.
Lord Goderich
minor
Also known as Lord Goderich
British Prime Minister, a contemporary.
Sir Thomas Lawrence
minor
Also known as the late Sir Thomas Lawrence, Sir Thomas Lawrence
English portrait painter, a friend of Babbage.
Francis Baily
minor
Also known as Mr. Francis Baily, Francis Baily
English astronomer, a friend and scientific colleague.
Dr. Fitton
minor
Also known as Dr. Fitton, the late Dr. Fitton
English physician and geologist, a friend.
Sir John Ross
minor
Scottish naval officer and Arctic explorer, a friend.
Sir James Ross
minor
Scottish naval officer and Antarctic explorer, a friend.
Lord Rosse
minor
Also known as Lord Rosse
Irish astronomer, builder of the Leviathan telescope.
Sir John Leslie
minor
Scottish mathematician and physicist, a friend.
Professor Airy
minor
Also known as Professor Airy, Airy
Astronomer Royal, a scientific colleague.
General Colby
minor
Also known as the late General Colby, General Colby
British Army officer and surveyor, a friend.
Captain Kater
minor
Also known as Captain Kater
English physicist and surveyor, a friend.
Sir James South
minor
English astronomer, a friend and colleague.
Sir John Herschel
minor
Son of the astronomer, mentioned in later life.
Mr. Scheutz
minor
Also known as Mr. Scheutz
Swedish inventor who built a difference engine.
General Menabrea
minor
Also known as General Menabrea, Menabrea, M. Menabrea
Italian mathematician and statesman, wrote on the Analytical Engine.
Ada Lovelace
minor
Daughter of Lord Byron, mathematician and collaborator on the Analytical Engine.
Lucien Bonaparte
minor
Also known as Lucien, Lucien Bonaparte
Brother of Napoleon, a scientific acquaintance.
Napoleon Bonaparte
minor
Also known as Napoleon, Napoleon Bonaparte
French emperor, mentioned in historical context.
Leopold II
minor
Also known as Leopold II, the reigning Grand Duke Leopold II, The Grand Duke, the Grand Duke, the Grand Duke Leopold II
Grand Duke of Tuscany, a patron of science.
Count Mensdorf
minor
Also known as Count Mensdorf
Austrian diplomat and general, met by Babbage.
Sir Richard Birnie
minor
Also known as Sir Richard Birnie, Sir Richard
British police magistrate, a friend of Babbage.