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JDH convinces CD not to press for pension for Wallace.
Thanks CD for trouble over Wallace, even though success not assured.
RWD has read "with deep interest" Erasmus Darwin. He has copies of four letters from Erasmus Darwin to his great-grandfather, Richard Dixon, and he encloses a copy of the most interesting one.
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Questions CD on the possibility of selecting disease-resisting potatoes to produce ultimately a disease-resistant variety.
Three letters from Erasmus Darwin to Dixon’s great-grandfather, transcribed by Dixon. Enclosure to a missing letter.
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Is sending CD his Illustrated book of poultry in which the chapter on the "Origin of the domestic fowl" may be of interest.
He ventures to mention several errors in Variation.
Mentions the late Mr Lane of Bristol, a celebrated Spanish breeder (of poultry).
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RAJ is the son of cousins and wishes to marry his cousin. Is anxious for information on consanguineous marriages and on the advisability of his proposed marriage.
Wishes to thank his unknown friend, who has made him a life member of the Entomological Society. More about Epping Forest -changes he would make. Mr. Bedford (chairman of committee) favours Mr. MacKenzie for the post of ranger. Butler would have been next.
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