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Announces a meeting of the Committee of Management for the Hawkhurst National School.
Henry Holland sends thanks for Zoonomia.
Sir Henry would not expect podophyllin to be good for CD.
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Prescribes "Sod. exsic." with the podophyllin for CD.
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Is grateful for his communication on the proposed solar eyepiece. Will call round on his way to town to ascertain if he can leave the manuscript with [Thomas?] Cooke, the instrument maker, so that he can have some idea of the work involved. James Nasmyth will pay attention to screen projection.
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Cannot give information about the box of Oxalis bulbs that his brother [Roland Trimen] has forwarded to CD.
On the Borneo cave exploration.
ARW will send his contribution to theory of origin of man. The vast mental and cranial differences between man and apes, whereas structural differences in other parts of body are small. The problem of explaining diversity of human races along with the stability of man’s form during all historical epochs. Discussion with "Anthropologicals" [following reading of ARW’s paper, "The origin of human races", before the Anthropological Society, 1 Mar 1864].
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Thanking him for the return of the manuscript and for his comments.
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Observations on style length of 150 flowers of Pulmonaria [angustifolia]. [See Forms of flowers, p. 105.]
Asks JH to review 'magnetical' paper by Edward Sabine.
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Thanks Felder for the beautiful plates of Lepidoptera. The Linnean Society will publish ARW's paper on Papilionidae, which will feature 16 new species, some of which he lists.
Agrees to review paper [see GS's 1864-5-12].
Oxalis plants have arrived safely [see 4347].
CD regrets his mistake about Disa; will correct it.
Thanks RT for his additional facts about Disa.
Is recovering slowly from ten months’ illness.
Asks whether Strelitzia reginae grows in gardens at the Cape. Suspects it must be fertilised by a bird.