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Darwin-Hooker Letters : Letter from J. D. Hooker to C. R. Darwin   7 October 1872

Hooker, Joseph Dalton

Darwin-Hooker Letters

<p style='text-align: justify;'>Miscellaneous personal matters.</p><p style='text-align: justify;'>What does CD think of Robert Mallet’s earthquake theory? Would it not account for strata dipping at base of range of mountains?</p>

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Letter from J. D. Hooker to C. R. Darwin   7 October 1872 (MS DAR 103: 121–3)

Miscellaneous personal matters.

What does CD think of Robert Mallet’s earthquake theory? Would it not account for strata dipping at base of range of mountains?

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  • Physical Location: Cambridge University Library
  • Classmark: MS DAR 103: 121–3
  • Letter Number: 8547
  • Origin Place: Kew
  • Date of Creation: 7 Oct 1872
  • Language(s): English
  • Extent: 4pp
  • Material: Paper
  • Data Source(s): Published in volume 20 of the Correspondence of Charles Darwin, Cambridge University Press
  • Author(s) of the Record: Darwin Correspondence Project

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    Information about this document

    • Physical Location: Cambridge University Library
    • Classmark: MS DAR 103: 121–3
    • Letter Number: 8547
    • Origin Place: Kew
    • Date of Creation: 7 Oct 1872
    • Language(s): English
    • Extent: 4pp
    • Material: Paper
    • Data Source(s): Published in volume 20 of the Correspondence of Charles Darwin, Cambridge University Press
    • Author(s) of the Record: Darwin Correspondence Project
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