Copy letter from Arthur William Rucker, to Professor Hill Hicks is writing to accept many of Rucker's suggestions and Darwin, who was sent the letter, pronounces it as 'very satisfactory'. Hill does not however wish to adopt Hill's proof of Fundamental Theory. He regards it as "very interesting" and wishes to have the referees' permission to print it at the head of the paper. Asks if this is acceptable. 14 May 1898