The correspondents are friends, colleagues and others in the Cambridge and scientific communities. Most are letters of congratulation. Included are a few letters to Beatrice Bateson discussing the appointment. At A.30 is a list of the correspondents by A.G. Cock.
WB/A/1/A.27-A.32/A.29-A.31/A.29-A.30
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1909
Fait partie de WILLIAM BATESON ARCHIVE
WB/D/2/D.161-D.166/D.161
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1892-1913, nd
Fait partie de WILLIAM BATESON ARCHIVE
Brief correspondence to Bateson; 4pp of his manuscript notes on 'Imperfect sexual orientation in ants'; several further pages of notes on published literature. Correspondents include W. Heape.
WB/K/K.48
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1903-1911
Fait partie de WILLIAM BATESON ARCHIVE
Brief correspondence to Bateson from Heape, 1907, re studies of sex determination; one letter only from Henslow to Bateson, 1903, re petunia, with small reprint of 'The True Province of Natural Selection', by Henslow, from 'Gardeners' Chronicle', 13 Jan. 1906; one letter only from Hertwig to Bateson, 1911, in German.