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RefNoMS/675/31
LevelItem
TitleLetter from Robert S Ball to A C Seward
Date1 July 1909
DescriptionCongratulates him on the splendid success of his Darwinian labours. Has heard nothing but praise of all the arrangements. It was all worthy of the occasion, and no more can be said.

Now he promises himself many delightful hours in the summer in reading 'Darwin and Modern Science'
Extent1 page
AccessStatusOpen
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