Jones, E. (1908). Letter from Ernest Jones to Sigmund Freud, May 13, 1908.

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Jones, E. (1908). Letter from Ernest Jones to Sigmund Freud, May 13, 1908. The Complete Correspondence of Sigmund Freud and Ernest Jones 1908-1939, 1-3

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Ernest Jones

13 May 1908
9 Glückstrasse, München

Dear Professor Freud,

I begin with[:] again[,] with warmly thanking you for the great pleasure your kind reception of me in Wien gave me. I speak only of the personal question, for only work and not words can thank you for what I owe to you in your more public capacity as a writer, and that I hope later to do. My stay in Wien, short as it was, will always be a most memorable one to me.1

Next as to Gross.2 You know, no doubt, that he has definitely entered Burghölzli, so that at present, he is probably having a bad time in the early drugless days. I hear that Jung is going to treat him psychically, and naturally feel a little uneasy about that for Jung does not find it easy to conceal his feelings and he has a pretty strong dislike to Gross; in addition there are some fundamental differences of opinion between them on moral questions. However we must hope for the best. My relation to his wife is of course difficult. G

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