Copies of some correspondence of Bateson. This material was grouped together, apparently by a former archivist, and appears to relate to studies on mucor and a connected lecture (or lectures). It consists of the following: Two letters by Bateson to an unidentified recipient in the USA, 1907 (originals held by the American Philosophical Society); one letter from A.J. Mason (Vice-Chancellor, University of Cambridge) to an unidentified recipient, 1908 (original held by the University of Cambridge Department of Genetics Library).
WB/K/K.94-K.112/K.112
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[1907, 1908]
Part of WILLIAM BATESON ARCHIVE
WB/A/1/A.27-A.32/A.29-A.31/A.29-A.30
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1909
Part of WILLIAM BATESON ARCHIVE
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.