Mr Dawson Turner avails himself with much pleasure of the permission that he has received thro’ Mr Hooker 1 to offer to Mr Talbot a copy of the Muscologia Hibernica. 2 He rejoices very sincerely in Mr Talbot’s attachment to botanical pursuits, & particularly to the study of the mosses, a family which, tho’ from their minuteness generally overlooked, deserves to be reckoned among the most wonderful & beautiful of the production of the Divine hand in vegetable Life. If in this, or any other Branch of botany, Mr Turner can ever be of assistance to Mr Talbot, he assures him it will always be a pleasure to him to be so employed. –
Yarmouth
21st June 1816.
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