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  <dc:title>Letter from D M [David Christie Martin], Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society, to Sir Alfred Egerton, Secretary of the Royal Society, Kreutzpital [sic], Chur, Switzerland</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Martin is delighted to hear from [Archibald Vivian] Hill that Egerton is out of bed and that he hopes to be back in the UK in July. He states that he has dealt with the points raised in Egerton's letter by forwarding the draft address for the Chemical Society to the President, and by writing to [Douglas] Veale. He is arranging for a letter of thanks to be sent to Dr Dobson for his work on the Gassiot Committee. </dc:description>
  <dc:date>10 June 1947</dc:date>
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