The Correspondence of Charles Darwin

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The third volume of The Correspondence of Charles Darwin presents an authoritative collection of his letters from 1844 to 1846, meticulously edited to modern standards. During this period, Darwin solidified his status among London naturalists while managing a growing household in rural Kent. The letters reveal his active engagement with the scientific community through frequent trips to London and regular correspondence with colleagues, showcasing his extensive network and ongoing contributions to natural history.