My Dear Sir,
I write you very hurriedly to say that I shall be most happy to receive your Paper on the Phenomena of Crystallisation observed with a Microscope 1 or on any other subject.
I hope you will not allow any of your valuable observations to be lost. Even if you dislike publishing them you ought to preserve them in a regular journal of Experiments. 2
I shall follow your advice in publishing as soon as I can my Observations on the Spectrum; 3 but I must make one expt with the lime light to ascertain the position in artificial light of the extreme line A
Ever Most Truly yrs
D Brewster
Allerly by Melrose
April 8th 1832
To
H. F. Talbot Esqr
31 Sackville Street
London
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