Richards asks Brownson to quote the discount on the series set of his father's works to John Galvin, care of U.S. Senator James F. Wilson, Fairfield Iowa. Wilson is the patron of the local library and Galvin, a law student in his office, has been raising money among the Catholics of the town to pay for the set. Rachards thinks the third volume of the set not quite up to the first two, the workmanship not first-rate, the paper too heavy, the press work uneven. He suggests that Brownson pass the hint along to Nourse. :: III-3-b A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.