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GREENWICH, JULY 27TH, 1900

Mr. J. Edmondson.

My Dear Brother, — I thank you for sending me the enclosed. It is as bad a thing as I have ever seen,

^[p. 161] betraying an amazing amount of self-assertion, and an utter disregard of the feeling and judgment of his brethren. It makes matters very difficult for you all, and I do not know what counsel to give save of patience, so that. the character of things may be made manifest. I am sorry for anyone who could support such a brother. It would be well to make plain to him that the brothers have no sympathy with the course which he is taking. The practical result will be that Dublin will become practically isolated. I trust that you all may be much benefited by your stay in Wales, though I suppose that the weather is very hot. I am going today to Brighouse for meetings, and on from there to Carlisle.

With love in the Lord,
Believe me,
Your affectionate brother,
F. E. Raven.

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