Letter from H W [Henry William] Watson, the Rectory, Berkeswell, Coventry, to [Joseph] Larmor Watson is not carping at Larmor's work. He wrote for information, as he believes that matters were imperfectly thought out, and he realises how difficult it is to be interrogated once a subject has passed out of thought. He notes the value in Larmor's reply, and draws his attention to another point in the same paper, concluding that it must be a case of induced currents. 2 February 1888