Letter from Carl Engler to Georg Bredig, June 1900
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Engler, Carl. “Letter from Carl Engler to Georg Bredig, June 1900,” June 30, 1900. Papers of Georg and Max Bredig, Box 1, Folder 36. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/3eij2db.
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Karlsruhe, d. 30. Juni 1900.
Sehr geehrter Herr Kollege!
Meinen verbindlichsten Dank für die Zusendung der Separataabdrucke Ihrer Abhandlungen. Dieselben waren mir ihrem Inhalte nach sehr wohl bekannt; ich bin aber doch sehr froh, sie stets bei der Hand zu haben, denn meine Arbeiten mit weniger organischen Laborstudien berühren sich viel genug so manche mit dem Gebiete, das Sie schon so eingehend & erfolgreich bearbeitet haben, daß man immer wieder nachzuschlagen Zusammenfassung hat.
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Mögen Ihre Arbeiten auch jener Sie von so schönen Erfolgen gekrönt sein wie dieser!
Darf ich Sie freundlichst bitten, meinen ehemaligen Mündel Gerhard Zust, der ja jetzt auch Ihr Schüler ist, gelegentlich von mir zu grüßen.
Ihnen selbst ebensovielen Gruß
Ihres ergebenen
C. Engler
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Karlsruhe, June 30, 1900
Dear Colleague,
Thank you very much for sending the offprints of your treatises. The subject matter of the same treatises was familiar to me. However, I’m always glad to have them available because my work with less organically oriented laboratory experiments is based on some of the areas that you have already worked on so thoroughly and successfully. Hence, I always must consult the summaries.
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May your continued work be as magnificently successful as this one!
May I kindly ask you to say hello to my former ward, Gerhard Zust, who is now one of your students?
Best regards to you as well!
Yours truly,
C. Engler
