Note 24 — Chapter V · SECOND JOURNEY IN EUROPE.—CORRESPONDENCE. 1850-1859.
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It also often has the distribution of a certain number of public documents of scientific value. I am about to ask its secretary to procure for you, if possible, a copy of Frémont’s two reports, which you desire,—if too late to procure it gratis, as I fear, to purchase the volume at my expense.—A. G.