Edward Caird an Vaihinger, Oxford, 28.11.1895, 2 S., hs., Wasserzeichen: nach rechts gerichtetes Profil einer Frau in ovalem Rahmen, Beischrift Great Seal Parchment, Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Bremen, Aut. XXI, 4 a, Nr. 1
Balliol[a] College Oxford
Nov[ember] 28th 1895
Hochgeehrter Herr College!
I shall be most happy to let my name appear[1] along with yours & those of so many eminent writers on philosophy & especially on Kant’s. The only[b] thing that made | me hesitate is that, owing to my being so much occupied with other things, I have little hope of being able to contribute to the Kantstudien[2] – at least for some time to come. At the same time I cannot but will it call success, & hope that it may do much to further the study of the great philosophical movement that began with Kant.
Dear Sir with much regard Yours respectfully[c]
Edward Caird