MY DEAR POLLOCK, I ENCLOSE A LETTER WIHICH I HAVE JUST FROM MISS BARNARD. IT WILL , SUPPOSE STOP ANY NEGOCIA TION WITH THE DEAN OF WESTMINSTER ON THE SUBJECT OF THE ABBEY, RETURN THE LETTER AT YOUR CONVENIENCE, IN ORDER THAT I MAY SHOW IT To OTHER MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE,

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Dealing with the question of the placing of Farapays'’s statue, which Faraday’s family did not wish to be placed in Westminster Abbey—being a place of worship diflerent from their own, as Sandemanians.