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I CRAVE leave from the Editor for space in which to reply, on my own behalf and on that of my fellow-authors Messrs. Slater and Carnegie, to the charges brought by “H. E. A.” in NATURE of January 19 (p. 265) against our method of teaching chemistry. At the outset I thank “H. E. A.” for the patience which, as he publicly announces, he has shown in waiting for the publication of these books, and I condole with him in his disappointment. Like him, I too am waiting patiently; I trust my disappointment will be less bitter.
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MUIR, M. “Elementary Chemistry,” and “Practical Chemistry”. Nature 37, 318–319 (1888). https://doi.org/10.1038/037318b0
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