Regrets he cannot visit Oxford.
Comments on sketches in letter from JP [9360].
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Regrets he cannot visit Oxford.
Comments on sketches in letter from JP [9360].
His note on brain [in man and apes for 2d ed. of Descent] nearly finished.
Has heard nothing about Dohrn.
THH has been invited to lecture in America.
Thanks for the careful experiments, particularly on organic acids.
Confirms receipt of a book that had been lost by the Post Office (Vol. 1 Der Darwinismus und die Naturforschung Newtons und Cuviers (Darwinism and the natural researches of Newton and Cuvier; Wigand 1874–7).