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TitleLetter from Evan MacGregor, Admiralty, to the Secretary of the Royal Society
CreatorMacGregor; Evan (1842-1926); British civil servant; Permanent Secretary to the Admiralty
Date2 June 1896
DescriptionRegarding the Secretary's request seeking permission for Dr [George Herbert] Fowler, fo the Zoological Laboratory, University College, London, to take observations in the 'cold area' on board 'HMS Research' off Orkney. MacGregor suggests Dr Fowler to get in touch with the hydrographer and the 'necessary arrangements can be made'.
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