JBI has been charmed with Variation. Does not think there is really any theological difficulty in the "predestination of variation".
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JBI has been charmed with Variation. Does not think there is really any theological difficulty in the "predestination of variation".
EB is moving to Wiltshire for a week.
Tells CD of animals acquired, or about to be acquired, by the Zoological Garden.
Explains "Pantogen".
Summarises his papers.
Asks for help in finding a publisher.
Criticises d’Archiac’s review of Origin [in Paléontologie stratigraphique 2 (1864)].
Sven Nilsson may visit John Lubbock.
Norwich [BAAS] meeting was most successful.