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.
Typed list of Denison Library holdings for sources "Circa 1859" including Charles Darwin, Charles Dickens, Benjamin Disraeli, Ralph Waldo Emerson and others.
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...
