My dear Sir,

I send you your paper ^<1> herewith – which has been today directed to the printer, subject to the alterations you have yourself suggested – As soon as they are made have the goodness to forward the M.S. to M^r Taylor, ^<2> Printing Office, Red Lion Court, Fleet Street –

Ever My dear Sir,
J. G. Children

Somerset House
14^th July – 1836

P.S.
The alterations I have alluded to are the separation of the facts from the Theory.

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Notes:

1. “On the Optical Phenomena of certain Crystals”, The Philosophical Transactions of The Royal Society, London: 1837, part 1, pp. 25–27, 29–35. [See Doc. No: 03307].

2. Richard Taylor (1781–1858), publisher & naturalist.