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Fenton: 1/19/1880 thank you for your hospitality; Ferris: 4/18/1866 enclosing trust deed of Mrs. Margaret Ferris (deed attached); Flood: 10/10/1888 (tel) father still very sick; Foote: 4/14/1890 political praise for Stanford; French: 4/7/1883 with comments on HORSE IN MOTION; Frye: 1/17/1889 thanks for $7000 gift to Bates College (Maine); Fuller: n.d. regrets on an invitation



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The Chief Justice, and Mrs. Fuller regret their inability to accept Mr. and Mrs. Stanford's invitation to meet the President and Mrs. Harrison owing to their departure for Chicago, before Thursday, May twenty-second.

May thirteenth

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137 E. Capitol St. Washington, Apr. 7 1883 -

Hon Leland Stanford 459 5th Ave N.Y.

Dear Sir:

I send my notes upon the Horse in Motion. Some of the suggestions I think valuable, others trivial. Of course I shall be happy to explain them upon occasion; and I could [fit?] them into more workmanlike form, but it would be a waste of time un-

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less it were certain that they were to be used.

My brother, Danl. le French, sculptor, has been modelling an equestrian statue (Paul Revere, for Boston) and has used your book. And we attended Maybridge's exhibition together in Boston.

I do not know how far your interest in the subject extends, but I take the liberty to give you my brother's present address in New York, where I think he has some models of horses, - 139 W. Fifty-fifth St.

Yours very truly W. M. R. French

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The Horse in Motion Notes and Criticisms

by W. M. R. French; Nov 1882 137 E. Capitol St. Washington D. C.

The confusion in the lettering of the plates and in the references to them, is apparent upon the most casual reading, and must have been observed as soon as the book came out of press. A person entirely unacquainted with anatomy could hardly hope to find his way through the entanglements due to this cause. In the copy that I have the lettering is entirely wanting in one plate, (IX), and it is doubtful if this is not better than the confusion of others. The following is a memorandum of such errata as I have observed in connection with the plates:

Errata in Plates. Plate II Page Line 39, 18; "b" for 3d Trochanter seems to mean 10. There is no b in the Plate.

Plate III 36, 11; "q" for Ilio-spinalis. Letter wanting in Plate. /over

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Plate III (continued) 2

Page. line.
39 1 "a, a", for Tensor Vag Femoris. This reference is probably
correct, but the muscle being described on
p.39 as "about 8 inches long", caused me considerable
confusion. It is a foot or more in plate.
42 33 "v" for Long Vastus. Letter wanting in plate.
41 6 "c" " Great Glutaeus. Incorrect. [different hand: What is?]
68 8 "g" " Trapezius. The words, Plate III, are omitted.
Plate IV
39 18 } "v, v", for Long Vastus. Letter wanting in Plate:
42 33 } b probably intended.
61 26 "s", for Great Serratus: same letter used also
for Superspinatus in same plate.
66 31 "m" for Sculeries; the words, Pl. IV, omitted.
71 28 "s" " Superspinatus; " " " " " } unnecessary as this is ful on
72 16 "is" for Infraspinatus; " " " " " } plate referred to and that the
} one last mentioned
Note: Would it not be well either on the plate or in the text to designate the muscles removed? viz; the Trapezius, Great Dorsal, Great Pectoral, and Mastoidohumeralis in front, and Levator Anguli Scapulae and Superficial Glutaeus in rear.
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