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435F
Vienna, Berggasse 191
14 March 1924
Dear Friend,
Please send me a visitor's ticket for the Congress in the name of A. G. Tansley.
Tansley is or was Lecturer of Botany at Cambridge, resigned his post, and is thinking of devoting himself entirely to psychoanalysis. A book of his, The New Psychology,2 which has also appeared in German translation, has done a great deal for the spread of psychoanalysis, although it shows him still in a phase of development prior to being completely an adherent. He is now in analysis with me for the second time, and I hope to make considerable progress with his convictions. He is a distinguished, correct person, a clear, critical mind, well-meaning and highly educated. Naturally I should also be glad if you would notice and honour him at the Congress.
With cordial greetings,
Yours,
Freud
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