To F. J. Cohn   11 January 1882

Down. | Beckenham Kent (&c)

Jan. 11th. 1882.

My dear Sir.

I thank you cordially for the gift of your new & very handsome work.—1 I see by looking at the table of contents, that there is much which will interest me greatly.

If I could read German easily I believe that I should never read a book in any other language, so much is published in your country which is valuable to me.

Believe me with much respect | Yours sincerely. | Charles Darwin.

Cohn sent Die Pflanze. Vorträge aus dem Gebiete der Botanik (The plant: lectures from the field of botany; Cohn 1882). CD’s copy is in the Darwin Library–Down.

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