| Untitled Page 1Paris, le 15 février 1889
31 rue Dumont Durville
Dear Sir
I hear that your friend Mr. Stanford is going to found a University on a large scale at San Francisco. One of my colleagues of the French Institute, Mr. Paul Viollet, has asked me to inform you, that, should it [suit?] Mr. Stanford's views, he would be inclined to accept in the New University a professorship of History of Law. Mr. Viollet is a very learned and distinguished man, and was elected Member of the Institute a short time ago.
Should you wish to communicate with him his [direction?] is, rue Soufflot, 2 [bis?].
I had some hesitation in troubling you about a matter of this kind, but Miss King, my [sister?] in law, encouraged me to write to you.
Believe me
Very truly yours
W.W. [Wadington?]
French Ambassador in London | Untitled Page 1Paris, le 15 février 1889
31 [rue?] [Dumont?] [Durortte?]
Dear Sir
I hear that your friend Mr. Stanford is going to found a University on a large scale at San Francisco. One of my colleagues of the French Institute, Mr. Paul [Viollot?], has asked me to inform you, that, should it [suit?] Mr. Stanford's views, he would be inclined to accept in the New University a professorship of History of Law. Mr.[Viollot?] is a very learned and distinguished man, and was [dected?] [Member?] of the Institute a short time ago.
Should you wish to communicate with him his [direction?] is, [rue?] [Soufflot?], 2 [bis?].
I had some hesitation in troubling you about a matter of this kind, but Miss King, my [sister?] in law, encouraged me to write to you.
Believe me
Very truly yours
W.W. [Wadington?]
French [Ambassador?] in London |
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