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Hammersmith 1
Jany 12th 1852
My dear Sir
I have no objection to make the affidavit 2 in the general terms you mention; but it appears to me that it would be necessary to show that the parties against whom you proceed have actually infringed the processes described in your patents; in this case it would be much better to have the affidavits of practical chemists who are accustomed to patent trials as Prof Brande, 3 Prof. Miller 4 of King’s College or Prof. Graham. 5 I shall be at the Atheneum 6 on Wednesday next at 5 o’clock, perhaps I may see you there.
Yours very truly
C. Wheatstone
H. F. Talbot Esqr
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