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Editorial correspondence: Ni-Om

MS. Darlington c. 82/E.694

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Title

Editorial correspondence: Ni-Om

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MS. Darlington c. 82/E.694

Summary

Comprises correspondence with:

The Nineteenth Century, 1948

The Nucleus, 1967 (Darlington served on the international board of advisory editors)

Oliver & Boyd Limited, 1956. Brief correspondence only, not reflecting Darlington's long contact with this house as publisher of some of his books and of Heredity.

OMNI, 1978

Date

1948-1978

Language

English

Physical extent

1 file

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Archive of Cyril Dean Darlington (1903-1981)

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