Scope and Contents Visited Mrs. Maury at Whitworth and they talked about William's problem; he was in similar situation when he was young; his father advised him that the girl he was interested in was not a good match for him; thought more about his friends in Finsbury Square [London] and still does not think he will stop doig business with Maury and Latham; James's health is good; he wishes James felt comfortable enough to confide as he did to his own father; thinks James is probably too shy; James did say...