To R. F. Cooke   17 August 1872

Leith Hill Place | Dorking Wotton

Aug. 17 1872

(return home on Wed)

My dear Sir

I will tell all foreigners that you will supply them at £75 per 1000 copies.1 This sounds large, but after all I think you take an exaggerated view of the subject, for 1s-6d added to the price of the book will entirely cover this outlay.

I cd not possibly have given many of the expressions by wood-block but I wd not have given so many photos had I forseen the cost.

I enclose a translation of M. Koch’s letter;2 & will you be so kind as to act accordingly. I will write by this post to him & tell him the price of the heliotypes.

I am very much obliged for all the great trouble you have taken in assisting me— | My dear Sir | yours sincerely | Ch. Darwin

The letter from Eduard Friedrich Koch and the translation of it have not been found.

Please cite as “DCP-LETT-8474,” in Ɛpsilon: The Charles Darwin Collection accessed on 5 June 2025, https://epsilon.ac.uk/view/dcp-data/letters/DCP-LETT-8474