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Young Wallace

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Gail Pilkington .

You are invited to a free, light buffet lunch and drinks are served from 12.30pm onwards, with the seminar beginning at 1.00 pm and ending at 2.00 pm.

New light on the globe-trotting land-surveyor to whom Darwin wrote ‘May all your theories succeed’

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