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Letter from Linus Pauling to Alexander Todd. February 10, 1953.
Pauling sends a brief note in which he congratulates Todd on his work, remarking that "it looks like the outstanding work in organic chemistry during recent years."

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10 February 1953

Prof. A. R. Todd

Merton Hall

Cambridge

England

Dear Alex:

I enclose a clipping from the New York Times - you may not have a copy of it.

I sat pleased to learn about the work that you have done. It looks like the outstanding work in organic chemistry during recent years. We all send our congratulations to you.

Also, I hope that you have enjoyed your visit in Australia.

I should look forward to seeing you when I stop in Cambridge, 4 to 7 April, on my way to the Solvay Congress.

Please give my love to Alison.

Cordially,

Linus Pauling:W

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