2. The “Presumption” from Solingen.

3. A very interesting letter of Count Bresson, the ambassador of France,

dated Feb. 6, 1839.

4. A very amiable letter from Arago, when I had dedicated him the

“Examen de l’histoire de la géographie du 15 Siècle.” I don’t recollect

having given you anything else of Arago.

5. A note written by the King, at a time when he assisted me in

obtaining the pardon of young “demagogues.” The note refers to the

prosecution of young Hoeninghaus, for whom my efforts were successful.

The letter of the Crown-Prince shows a noble indignation against Kamptz

and his accomplices.

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