Typed transcription of Charles Darwin letters dated October 26 and 1871 May 4. In the October letter, Darwin expresses his disagreement with a testimonial for a contemporary. In the May letter, Darwin inquires if his correspondent has any...
Darwin expresses disagreement regarding a testimonial for a contemporary, Professor [J-Neth?]. Darwin states his views as to the kind of tribute he deems proper in the circumstances.
Darwin inquires if his correspondant [George Jesse?] has any information regarding a certain breed of terriers, their habits, and what is meant by saying the dogs "put out their paw."
Transcription of April 1842 Dickens letter. Also includes a short biography of Asbury Dickins, to whom the letter is addressed, and a description of Dickens' visit with President John Tyler.
