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Internationale Zeitschrift für Ärztliche Psychoanalyse
Budapest, November 29, 1913
Dear Professor,
I freely admit that Alexander—if his experiments don't succeed by honest means—will try to doctor his results. I have often observed such tendencies in him. But I must maintain that there can be no talk of cheating in a long series of successful cases. Under the present circumstances I will refrain from publishing the paper on thought transference, but I can't request back from Alexander that testimonial that I gave him. We could stop