14, BEAUFORT GARDENS,
S.W.
24th February 98
Dear Sir
Your pamphlet1 on vaccination only reached me today, or I should before this have acknowledged your note2 of the 16th, in which you refer to your friendship with [2] my brother. It was a friendship which he very highly prized, & he often spoke of you. Especially you were continually in our minds when we paid a visit to Java & Malacca, during which time your "Malay Archipelago"3 was our constant handbook.
[3] I will read the pamphlet with pleasure, & I may mention that I am already a declared opponent to compulsory vaccination.
Believe me | yours very truly | W. Wedderburn4 [signature]
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