Writes regarding an [unspecified] election at a university. JL wonders whether William Darwin would speak to two Southampton men about it.
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Writes regarding an [unspecified] election at a university. JL wonders whether William Darwin would speak to two Southampton men about it.
Forwards John Lubbock’s letter and hopes WED might influence the men "for the sake of science".
Cannot offer any assistance in urging Government to aid JT’s experiments. Thinks best chance through [William Edward?] Forster. William Carruthers reported to Royal Agricultural Society that JT’s attempt was hopeless.