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  <dc:title>Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to Mrs M G Thoday	</dc:title>
  <dc:description> 'Dear Madam, 
In reply to your post card, the summary you refer to will be treated as a Proceedings [of the Royal Society] abstract of your full paper which is to appear in the Philosophical Transactions [of the Royal Society]. The abstracts I asked for recently was intended for use at the meeting at which your paper will be read (June 30). The summary is too long for this purpose; but it is not absolutely necessary that you should supply a meeting abstract, and the decision with regard to this matter rests with yourself. 
As stated in the circular sent to you, a meeting abstract should not exceed 300 words.'
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  <dc:date>21 June 1910</dc:date>
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