| Description Of Item | Blagden was a student of Cullen's. He has been able to help Cullen's son by introducing him to Mr Cavendish and he is now working with him. He has also passed Cullen's messages to Joseph Banks and Mr Nicol. Blagden does not know how Cullen finds the time to write books but feels that they 'have formed a real revolution in Physick throughout most of Europe. Even in France, where foreign science is so much dicountenanced'. He offers to get any information on papers read at the Royal Society and asks if Cullen could do the same for the new Society in Scotland. He asks to be remembered to Dr Black, Dr Monro and Dr Hope. In index. |