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Letter from Thomas Telford to Baron Charles Dupin, dated 22 August 1832, telling him of the preoccupation in England with the application of steam power and introducing Brockedon to him. |
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whilst his general aquirements also enable him to add valuable observations respecting the subjects of his Pencil; his publication of the Passages over the Alps, is a specimen of his Talents both as an Artist and an Author. Any attention that Baron Dupin can conveniently show him, will be bestowed, upon an Able and respectable person. I remain always with much
Esteem To Baron Ch: Dupin |
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