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RefNoMDA/A/1/4
LevelItem
TitleLetter from J.M. [Cramer?], Peoples Bank Building, Moline, to the Royal Society, on the subject of the evolution controversy
Date17 September 1927
DescriptionProtests against an address by Sir Arthur Keith and questions the proof of evolution. Urges the Royal Society to 'take up a careful investigation of the subject' [of the mind]; disputes fossil evidence of evolution. 'I trust your Society will be found willing to uphold the honor of our race by denouncing error'.
Extent5pp
FormatTypescript
AccessStatusOpen
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