Letter received by Banks from James Wiles and Christopher Smith, 28 November 1791 (Series 52.08) - No. 0002

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season of the year for transplanting, renders the hopes of their succeeding somewhat dubious;  however it is easy to try the experiment.  We have collected a few Specimens here, but I am certain nothing can escape the industry of Mr. Masson, consequently we have found nothing new.  Mr Smith and Myself have had a continued good State of health since we left England, & remain Sir, your much obliged

faithful Servants
James Wiles
Christr Smith

 

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