| Description | Encloses two letters relating to young Bragg, of Cambridge which explain themselves. Does not know whether the Royal Society can do anything, or that Glazebrook had any specific job connected wth the War for which he can say that Bragg would be highly necessary. But it does seem a thousand pities that a promising career should be thus jeopardised. Hopes a way may be found.
Letters enclosed;
Letter to Lady Rucker of 26 June 1915 from 81 Onslow Square [unsigned], 2 pages
Letter to Sir Edward of 11 July from Theryn Rucke at Everington House Newbury, 4 pages |