Autograph letter signed to the Rev. W. Tuckwell.

Educationalist (1824-1903). Four pages, 8vo. He thinks a "paper detailing [his] experiences would be very generally interesting, and would deserve a wide publicity." He feels that to discuss it at a meeting of the Council of the British Association would be contrary to his campaign to have such meetings limited to "questions purely scientific and relegating all discussion of social, economic & quasi-political topics to the Social Science Association". But, since this policy has not yet been adopted he feels able to do something. He asks for anything he writes on the "Savings Bank Question". He refers to "controversies ot troubkles at Taunton" of which he has heard nothing but relies on Tuckwell to handle.