CD is happy to sign photograph. He will only require one copy of the journal.
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CD is happy to sign photograph. He will only require one copy of the journal.
Gives information about obtaining the most recent (4th) edition of Origin.
Is glad to hear that his correspondent is interested in the subject.
Thanks him for describing the niata ox.
He is delighted that GRW is grappling with Galápagos insects. Needs to know immediately whether any entomologists beside GRW, Walker and A. White have described his insects.
Can give no more information about white and dark cattle than William Youatt gave in his book on cattle (Youatt 1834).