William G. Barrow Letter, 1872 February 3

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  • William G. Barrow Letter, 1872 February 3 Book Detail

  • Author : William G. Barrow
  • Release Date : 1872
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  • Genre : Books and reading
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  • File Size : 95,95 MB
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William G. Barrow Letter, 1872 February 3 by William G. Barrow PDF Summary

Book Description: Letter to an unnamed old friend addressed as "My dear doctor." Barrow describes having recently hosted a relative of the doctor, a Mr. Leffingwell, and of finding an old file of notes taken by George F. Shepley on a case where he and Shepley were counsel. Barrow also describes his reaction to reading Darwin, Sir John Lubbock, and Thomas Huxley, among others, and recommends a poem by Dante Gabriel Rossetti. He urges his friend to come visit him.

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