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Chicago, Jan. 1. 1873.
1029 Mich. av.
Ansd. Jan 13 -
My dear Dr. Lapham:
I have accepted condition-
ally, i.e. if weather & health concur,
an invitation to address your acad-
emy on the 11th of February next, on
the subject of our Antiquities, par-
ticularly in reference to Ethnology.
I hope to meet you on that occasion
and visit your place & also Bur-
lington. I let the good weather of the
fall slip by, for I was engaged in
a train of thought which I disliked to
break off, then came the horse disease,
then the Arctic breezes &c.
I sent you my paper on skulls. The
full report will contain many more
drawings. I don't believe that Preston's
generalizations as to the unity of the
ancient population of this hemisphere
will stand. Your skulls disprove it.
Very truly,
J. W. F.
Dr. Lapham
Milwaukee
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