He asks his views on the line it should take and for those of Washington and Stokes. He mentions Washington's insistence that he should write an introduction to the Society's new publication, declaring that he was the least qualified man to do so because, except for what he had already written in his book, he had nothing to say; nevertheless, he would send his attempt within two days. He trusts that providence will help Trew through his difficulties in Manchester and Liverpool. (Copy.)