Stuk 30 - Richard Jones to William Whewell

The publisher John Murray has advised RJ to have the other parts of his book printed in Cambridge. They may object to this since they did not publish the first volume on rent: 'To this I humbly submit that as rent is a compleat treatise in itself so will wages be'. If they are to go to the syndicate with a complete manuscript it has to be after the long vacation. RJ is 'dismayed at the reconstructive part of the reform bill and think it weak and mischievous very contemptible and very alarming'.