Northern Circuit | Friday Evg | March 26th, 1824
My dear Sir
I beg to return you my grateful acknowledgements for your very satisfactory communication1 of the subject of the rendering liquid certain gaseous fluids - Mr. Brougham2 had not heard before of the success with which you had conducted your experiments and the reduction of carbonic acid gas to the liquid state appeared to him so extraordinary & important that he was incredulous till I showed him your letter - had I possessed the means on the circuit of referring to the transactions of the Royal Society I shd. have had no difficulty in convincing him - but a reference to the author of the papers was better still - I hope you will be cautious in your experiments as far as the safety of your own person is concerned & record your triumphs without being obliged to mention your wounds.-
Believe me Ever | Your faithful & obliged | Servant| Fred Pollock
Michael Faraday Esq | &c &c &c
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