TMR1.K.6.13 - Letter from William King - 26 Feb 1871
The letter begins with King mentioning that he has read Reade 's letter for Nature, and that Carpenter must be under the protection of a particular society - the name is indecipherable. Goes on to discuss Carpenter and his theories, King believing that he now understands himself and Rowsey better. M...
| Archive level description: | Item |
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| Physical Description: | 2 folded sheets, 8p |
| Summary: | The letter begins with King mentioning that he has read Reade 's letter for Nature, and that Carpenter must be under the protection of a particular society - the name is indecipherable. Goes on to discuss Carpenter and his theories, King believing that he now understands himself and Rowsey better. Mentions Dr. Sullivan, Bischof and some other geological matters. Concludes by mentioning Rance at the Museum of Practical Geology. Addressed, Glenoir , near Galway. |
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| Date: | 26 Feb 1871 |
| Reference Number: | TMR1.K.6.13 |