Box Box 3.3

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Letter written at Boston regarding gum copal of Zanzibar. References Captain Cloutman providing advice and the specimen has been obtained from Mr Whipple. Also contains amber with insect.

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Letter regarding identification of shells.

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Engraving by George Murray from an original drawing of Abbey of Aberbrothick [Dunfermline]

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series of correspondence is arranged alphabetically, A-Z. Each correspondent has been assigned a file number – there may be several folders within that file, evidencing the longevity and depth of the relationship between Lyell and the correspondent. Lyell himself, Mary or Arabella Buckley have mostly recorded a summary of the contents of the correspondence, either on the letter itself, or, on the associated envelope. These summaries have been used as the basis of the catalogue...

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Letters written from London, Mundesley, Akarp and Upsala.

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Copy of a letter that appeared in the Evangelical Christendom magazine from Florence Nightingale detailing her life.

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Letter written from Ferrara, Italy. No summary is recorded; the letter relates to Andrews Morton's reply to Agassiz's publication in the Christian Examiner.

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Letters containing off print journal articles and observations made by Owen.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series of correspondence is arranged alphabetically, A-Z. Each correspondent has been assigned a file number – there may be several folders within that file, evidencing the longevity and depth of the relationship between Lyell and the correspondent. Lyell himself, Mary or Arabella Buckley have mostly recorded a summary of the contents of the correspondence, either on the letter itself, or, on the associated envelope. These summaries have been used as the basis of the catalogue...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series of correspondence is arranged alphabetically, A-Z. Each correspondent has been assigned a file number – there may be several folders within that file, evidencing the longevity and depth of the relationship between Lyell and the correspondent. Lyell himself, Mary or Arabella Buckley have mostly recorded a summary of the contents of the correspondence, either on the letter itself, or, on the associated envelope. These summaries have been used as the basis of the catalogue...