Thanks EH for Arabische Korallen [1876].
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Thanks EH for Arabische Korallen [1876].
EH’s Arabische Korallen is spirited, clear, and poetical. With respect to formation of islands, thinks EH lays too much stress on views of Ehrenberg. Admires drawings.
Thanks for sending the impressions of the gems, but, because CD is ignorant of archaeology, the recipient should not send one for inspection.
Book [Webb and Berthelot] has reached CD.
Sorry EH dissents from Pangenesis.
Glad EH is coming to England.
Will be visiting eldest son in Southampton in September [but visit apparently delayed until 7 Oct, see "Journal"].
Discusses death of his daughter-in-law
and possible visit by EH.
Arranges for EH’s visit to Down.
Thanks for EH’s Anthropogenie, 3d ed.
Sends Cross and self-fertilisation.