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DAR - Charles Darwin Papers
- 1 - Charles Darwin Correspondence
  - 1 - Letters from Charles Darwin to John Stevens Henslow

Ref No	DAR/1/1/2
Title	Letter from Charles Darwin, Shrewsbury, to John Stevens Henslow
Description	Darwin explains how he feels he should decline the 'Beagle' voyage offer from Henslow because of his father’s objections, which he lists, and that otherwise he would have taken all risks to go on it. His Geological trip with Adam Sedgwick was a success and he has been grieving from the news of Marmaduke Ramsay’s death.
Date	30 [Aug 1831]
Collection Title	Letters from Charles Darwin to John Henslow
Level	Item
Extent	1 letter of 4 folios

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