Recalls student days at Cambridge and microscope JMH gave him.
Discusses his children, health, and work.
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Recalls student days at Cambridge and microscope JMH gave him.
Discusses his children, health, and work.
Suggests JT make public his letter to W. E. Gladstone [on results of potato experiments]; thinks post office would object to JT’s plan of distribution.