Publications
Found in 270 Collections and/or Records:
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from Baron de Parana (in French), 25 October 1900
Baron de Parana gives Ewart permission to publish the letter that he wrote to him about telegony. He adds that he has not yet tried to cross a female ass with a zebra, but that he will keep Ewart informed of his experiments.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from Baron de Parana (in French), with modern English translation (2 copies), [c. 1899]
Baron de Parana thanks Ewart for sending a copy of his book on telegony. He then lists the six zebra hybrids in his possession, detailing their physical characteristics, and in particular their height and the dappling on their coats. He discusses telegony and 'infection', which he does not believe in. He cites many human examples to disprove the theory of telegony.
Letter is undated. It is not known who made the translation.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from Cargill Gilston Knott, with enclosed letter to Knott from Alexander Seton Huth, 22 December 1915
Knott asks Ewart what he wishes to do about having pictures printed from the plate of Ewart's zebra to illustrate a paper that was to be have been published in the Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
The letter from Huth to Knott, dated 20 December, enquires whether he can print off the plate as it has been on stone for a number of years.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from Charles L. Sutherland, 10 April 1903
Sutherland mentions hearing from Arthur Yates about the zebra 'Matopo', whom he has just bought from Dr Hagenbeck. He recommends some French books on Leporidae and recounts a rabbit-hare cross-breeding hoax that occurred in France some decades earlier by a Monsieur Roux. He asks for news of 'Romulus' and hopes to see Ewart at the New Forest Pony Show on the 23rd of April.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from Charles L. Sutherland, 09 January 1904
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from Charles Mackinnon Douglas, 10 April 1912
Douglas writes that he will make further enquiries about the pony 'Mafdood'. He has finished the manuscript of the little book with Elwes and wonders if Ewart will write a short note on the origin of the pony.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from Charles Mackinnon Douglas, 20 July 1913
Douglas suggests amendments that need to be made on the proofs of the appendix plates before being sent to Blackwood.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from Charles Stewart, 22 March 1904
Stewart states that he has corrected the proofs of his article 'A National Park for Scotland', to appear in the Nineteenth Century Magazine in April 1904 and gives Ewart a list of contacts which he requests him to contact regarding the article.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from Charles Stewart, 30 March 1904
Stewart reports that the 'National Park' article was too late for the April edition of the Nineteenth Century magazine and will probably appear in the May edition.
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from C.J Bond, 26 February 1906
The writer is anxious to obtain facts relating to the colour and character of the hair of certain animals and writes that he encloses a copy of a short letter to the editor of The Lancet (letter not present).
Underneath the text of the letter is the address of 'Professor Max Wilms, Lepsig [sic]', written in Ewart's hand.