The Life And Letters of Faraday volume 2
The Life And Letters of Faraday volume 2
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^Er. 65-66. W. THOMSON TO FARADAY.
( 2 College, Glasgow.
' My dear Sir, Although I hope soon to see you in London, I cannot delay till then thanking you for your letter and for the very kind expressions it contains. Such expressions from you would be more than a sufficient reward for anything I could ever contemplate doing in science. I feel strongly how little I have done to deserve them, but they will encourage me with a stronger motive than I have ever had before to go on endeavouring to see... in the direction you have pointed, which I long ago learned to believe is the direction in which we must look for a deeper insight into nature.
' I cannot explain to you how much I fall short of deserving what you say, but must simply thank you most sincerely for your kindness in writing as you have done.
* Believe me, ever yours truly, * WILLIAM THOMSON. ' In 1857 there was but little work in the laboratory, except in August and September. The subject of in- vestigation was on time in magnetism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^Er. 65-66. W. THOMSON TO FARADAY.
( 2 College, Glasgow.
' My dear Sir, Although I hope soon to see you in London, I cannot delay till then thanking you for your letter and for the very kind expressions it contains. Such expressions from you would be more than a sufficient reward for anything I could ever contemplate doing in science. I feel strongly how little I have done to deserve them, but they will encourage me with a stronger motive than I have ever had before to go on endeavouring to see... in the direction you have pointed, which I long ago learned to believe is the direction in which we must look for a deeper insight into nature.
' I cannot explain to you how much I fall short of deserving what you say, but must simply thank you most sincerely for your kindness in writing as you have done.
* Believe me, ever yours truly, * WILLIAM THOMSON. ' In 1857 there was but little work in the laboratory, except in August and September. The subject of in- vestigation was on time in magnetism.
What to read after The Life And Letters of Faraday volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones, Bence, 1814-1873 to read onlineMoreLess
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