Responds to request that his son [Francis] aid EBT with book. Comments on EBT’s excellence as anthropologist.
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Responds to request that his son [Francis] aid EBT with book. Comments on EBT’s excellence as anthropologist.
Is attempting to write a book on elementary lessons in anthropology [Anthropology (1881)] and wonders whether CD’s son [Francis] would care to collaborate and aid him with the biological parts.