Item 294-298 - Five copy letters from E. Thurston to J. G. Frazer

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Add. MS b/37/294-298

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Five copy letters from E. Thurston to J. G. Frazer

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  • c 1947-c 1955 (Creation)

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Cumberland Lodge, Kew, Surrey. Dated June-November, 1909 - Five letters primarily concerning the sending of proofs of his book ['Castes and Tribes of Southern India'?]; in the letter of 25 June he writes that he has been made a companion of the Indian Empire, and enjoyed his visit to Trinity 'except the Trinity clock at night'; in the letter of 4 July he suggests it should be a punishable offence for census officers to publish without getting their botanical synonyms right; in the letter of 9 November he writes that he will be staying with [A. C.] Haddon to lecture at the Anthropological Club.

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