Correspondence, 1839-1861.

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Correspondence, 1839-1861.

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The collection consists of eleven handwritten, signed letters, nine sent to Benjamin Silliman, Sr.; one to Silliman, Jr.; and one written by Silliman, Sr. The correspondents are geologists, paleontologists or other scientists; the letters are primarily concerned with topics such as geology, meteorites and fossils, while personal matters are mentioned in closing.

11 items ; 19-26 cm.

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American Museum of Natural History

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