Gives details of the illness of R. W. Darwin.
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The Charles Darwin Collection
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Gives details of the illness of R. W. Darwin.
Informs CD of the death of their father and the funeral arrangements.
Concerned about Father’s health.
Forwards a letter from FitzRoy.
Dr Erasmus Darwin’s scientific prophecies are the talk of London.
Emma and Doddy [W. E. Darwin] like Down. CD has met, and plans to employ, the local surgeon. "I feel sure I shall become deeply attached to Down, with a few improvements".
Describes the village of Down and the house they are thinking of buying.