He is no longer able to answer any of the correspondent’s questions concerning corals.
Places "much trust" in J. D. Dana.
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He is no longer able to answer any of the correspondent’s questions concerning corals.
Places "much trust" in J. D. Dana.
Mentions George Maw’s "good review" of Origin [Zoologist 19 (1861): 7577–611].
Relates remark by J. S. Mill concerning soundness of logic and method of Origin.
Is at work [on Orchids and Variation].