Letters. 1869-1872.

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Letters. 1869-1872.

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A.L.S. (1869 April 28) to Duckworth declining a speaking engagement, and A.L.S. (1872 Oct. 5, Cranford) to Hooker stating that Mr. Simmonds has withdrawn from the candidateship of librarian and remarking that they are photographing the scale on the Pagoda.

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