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I find that he was my junior by two years, yet has always seemed to me to be the older, mainly no doubt, because from the very first time I saw him (now more than forty years ago), I recognised his vast superiority in ability, in knowledge, and in all those qualities that enable a man to take a foremost place in the world. I owe him thanks for much kindness and for assistance always cordially given, and although we had many differences of opinion, l never received from him a harsh or unkind word.
Status: Draft transcription [Published letter (WCP5646.6496)]
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