[Extract of a letter from F. W. Newman to James Martineau, 2 June 1852:]

        Many thanks for your very useful criticisms and hints.[*] On some of these profound subjects I do not always dare to say just what you say; and I think I discern that you must secretly disown some of the sentences which I have printed. Still I hope I have benefitted by your remarks; and I almost think Holyoake will in consequence find my "logic" less vulnerable than he has thought.

    [*See letter of Martineau to Newman, 14 May 1852.—FWNS.]