Asks CD to help Thomas Carlyle find and borrow a book.
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Asks CD to help Thomas Carlyle find and borrow a book.
His friend Trenham Reeks [Secretary of Museum of Practical Geology] would give Carlyle information and help. This note will serve as introduction.
Asks for a note to the Geological Society, since the museum did not have the book Carlyle wanted.
Never mind the letter to the Geological Society; the museum got the book for Carlyle.
Asks for an order to buy a CD photograph for Mr Tait.
Describes a box which has come for CD.
Asks for John Price’s address.