Faraday to Henri Victor Regnault1   28 October 1862

Royal Institution | 28 October 1862

My dear Mr. Regnault.

Your kind present of the volume on the steam engine2 gives me the privilege of returning my most hearty thanks - and the opportunity of saying how much I value such a mark of attention from one who has the right to confer honor by his attention upon any one who respects science & loves it advancement. What a cause of rejoicing - it is to us & above all to me that that awful fall3 is succeeded by such a recovery with the full restoration of all that you possessed before[.]

Ever My dear M. Regnault | Your admiring friend | M. Faraday

Henri Victor Regnault (1810–1878, DSB). Professor of Physics at the Collège de France, 1841–1854.
Regnault (1862).
See Faraday to Andrews, 12 August 1856, letter 3177, volume 5.

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