| Description | Enclosing a copy of his letter to Hill: if Hill accepts the proposal and gives due consideration to Amberson's objections in his exposition of Hartree's earlier results, Amberson will be satisfied. Richards has 'complete confidence' in Hill's integrity, although he has been 'extravagant in his passionate reaction', and while Amberson and Bazett have bungled things, both are 'intensely honest' |