Faraday to William Hallowes Miller   23 March 1857

[Royal Institution embossed letterhead] | London W. | 23 Mar 1857

My dear Professor

I have just sent a paper to the Royal Society for you - it is from Professor Plucker of Bonn one of the Foreign Members1. In it is a letter addressed to Admiral Smyth as Foreign Secretary. It is on Magnecrystallography & contains as he tells me a perfect mathematical theory. When he told me some time ago that he was intending to send a paper to the Royal Society2 I warned him that it must be original3 and he tells me that it is so. Of that & its merits you will be a far better judge than I am[.] The English is his own[.]

Ever Truly Yours | M. Faraday

Professor Miller | &c &c &c

Plücker (1858f). See letter 3251.

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