Charles C. Atkinson, [London], to Henry Crabb Robinson, [London], 13 March 1860.

 H.C. Robinson Esqr

13 Mar. 1860

Dear Sir./

       Please to give attentive consideration to the enclosed papers, & communicate to me your thoughts respecting them. The Copy of my letter to Mr [Edwin] Field will explain the views with which I have prepared them. I was in hopes to have seen him at the Professor’s meeting last night, & that we there might have taken the opportunity of conferring about further proceedings  We would not now lose time. You may command my attendance at any place, and almost at any time (except on Monday next when I shall be occupied all day in preparing for a Meeting of the Commee <–> [?] on Tuesday) if a conference be thought advisable.

       Please to read the copy of the letter to Mr Field as Mutatis mutandis, addressed to yourself

            I am Dr Sir

                         Yours truly

                                     Chas: C. Atkinson

Text: MS. ADD. 105: Flaxman Letter Book, 1860-65 (copy), University College University of London.