Müller thanks McMaster for returning his manuscript and for the favorable criticism of it. Rev. Father Wayrich too read the treatise and wrote a favorable criticism. With such great men concurring on it, Rome cannot withhold the "Imprimatur", he feels. He remarks on the comments McMaster added at the end of his letter, and feels that McMaster, as Abraham, was willing to sacrifice his most precious possession to the Lord, his son, and that his reward will also be very great. The priests all love and esteem McMaster. Müller has written another book, not quite finished, the reading of which should give satisfaction as the style is entertaining. He promises to pray that the Lord may always be the Master of McMaster, then he will be really a McMaster, i.e. the son of the best of Masters. :: I-1-n A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.