To M. Charles Mouhot.
Montbéliard,[15] 13th June, 1862.
LETTER TO M. CHARLES MOUHOT.
The members of the “Société d’Émulation” at Montbéliard desire to express the deep regret which they have experienced at the premature death of their fellow-townsman M. Henri Mouhot. After a three years’ journey in Cambodia and Siam, during which he devoted himself to researches which have been highly appreciated by the Geographical and Zoological Societies of London, he fell a victim at the early age of thirty-five to his love of science. His work remained unfinished, but it was gloriously commenced, and his name will not perish. The regret experienced by his friends is the greater from their conviction that had he lived he would have been still more an honour to his native town, and that the name of Mouhot would have ranked side by side with those illustrious ones which have already rendered Montbéliard famous in the department of Natural Science.
THE END.
LONDON: PRINTED BY WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS, STAMFORD STREET, AND CHARING CROSS.
Map of
CAMBODIA, THE LAO COUNTRY &c.
to illustrate the
Route and Notes of
M. Henri Mouhot.
1859-61.
Pubd for the Journal of the Royal Geographical Socy. by J. Murray, Albemarle Strt. London, 1862.
NB. This Map is used by Permission of the R. G. Socy. to illustrate M. Mouhot’s Travels in Cambodia, &c.