Faraday to Thomas Bell   15 May 1851

Royal Institution | 15 May 1851

My dear Sir

Herewith I return Coll Sabines paper1 with congratulations that we have such an one to work in such a manner for the cause of science in relation to terrestrial magnetism. There are very few who would undertake the labour of such comparative & analytical labours and none who could do them better[.] As far as I may be permitted to judge I consider his investigations as of the utmost value to science.

Ever My dear Sir | Very Truly Yours | M. Faraday

Thomas Bell Esq | &c &c &c

1
Sabine (1851b).

Bibliography

SABINE, Edward (1851b): “On the Annual Variation of the Magnetic Declination, at different periods of the Day”, Phil. Trans., 141: 635-41.

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