Dear Sir,
The bearer of this letter, Mr Giddy, a profound mathematician & a young man of very extensive & accurate information besides is desirous of an introduction to you, as he passes through Birmh You will find his political sentiments liberal & just, & his curiosity particularly active. I saw your friend Mr Scholefield & wish his stay here had been longer. I am pleased to hear that you think my mineralogical ideas worth attention. I hope I may some time have an opportunity of shewing you the specimens which have led me to form my opinions.
I am
Dear Sir
with great regard
your obedt sert
T. Beddoes
Oxford July 11th
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