Draft letter from [Joseph Larmor], Cambridge, to [Richard Tetley] Glazebrook Glazebroook can make any use of Larmor's sketch. He did not mean to express any more than his own opinions and he tried to raise a discussion in the Mathematics Board. The professional elements may be sympathetic but the college lecturers are suspicious. There is a danger of physical mathematics dying out he thinks, giving reasons. Medicine would not like being absorbed and he gives an overview of the reorganisation of medical and biological departments. February 1924