To John Murray   3 March [1861]1

Down Bromley Kent

March 3d.

My dear Sir

Many thanks for your satisfactory answers to all my queries.—2 I hope to give no more trouble for a long spell.— I am making some progress, though slow with my Volume “on Variation under Domestication”. But my object is to ask you to alter the address of Andrew Murray (in the list of my presentation copies) to “Royal Hort. Soc. S. Kensington”.3

My dear Sir | Yours sincerely | C. Darwin

1
Dated by the relationship to the letter from Andrew Murray, 3 March 1861.
2
See letter to John Murray, 24 February [1861]. Murray’s response has not been found.
3
See letter from Andrew Murray, 3 March 1861. CD’s list of presentation copies for the third edition of Origin is in DAR 210.18. For a transcription, see Correspondence vol. 9, Appendix VII.

Manuscript Alterations and Comments

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