Royal Institution | 21 June 1852.
My dear Sir
My earnest thanks for your kindness in sending me the copy of the work1 also for the further proof of kindness contained in it and for the many corresponding manifestations of feeling on your part upon different occasions of all of which I am very sensible[.]
Next I enclose a note I have had from Admiral Beaufort2 in relation to your last enquiry3. I hope it will be useful & the instructions he speaks of efficient[.]
Ever My dear friend | Yours faithfully | M. Faraday
Dr. Bence Jones | &c &c &c
BENCE JONES, Henry (1852): On animal electricity: being an abstract of the discoveries of Emil Du Bois Reymond, London.
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