Postcard from Carl Engler to Georg Bredig, February 1901
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Engler, Carl. “Postcard from Carl Engler to Georg Bredig, February 1901,” February 18, 1901. Papers of Georg and Max Bredig, Box 1, Folder 36. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/bro70mz.
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Deutsche Reichspost Postkarte
An Herrn Dr. Bredig
Physikal. chemisches Institut
Leipzig
Universität
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Für freundliche Zusendung Ihrer Schrift über anorg. Fermente & über Katalyse, von dem Inhalt ich mit großem Interesse Kenntnis genommen habe, sage ich Ihnen verbindlichst danke.
Mit collegialem Gruß,
Ihr ergebenster C. Engler
Karlsruhe d. 18.II.1901.
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German Imperial Postal Service
To: Dr. Bredig
Physical Chemistry Institute
Leipzig
University
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I would like to sincerely thank you for sending me your work on inorganic ferments and catalysis. I read the content with great interest.
Kind regards,
Your faithful C. Engler
Karlsruhe, February 18, 1901
