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All day Charles Darwin, the scientist who formulated the theory of evolution, received a letter on this day in 1858: it was from Alfred Russell Wallace, a naturalist with a similar idea - which prompted Darwin to publish the most ground-breaking scientific theories ever put forward. Read his major work where he describes it: On The Origin Of Species, published in 1859, is available in full on Project Gutenberg.
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LISKEARD
CORNWALL
50.45°N, 4.47°W
Sunrise: 04:06
Sunset: 20:31
Moon Phase: waxing crescent
Weather: overcast clouds, 19°C max, 15°C min
“I've got a great ambition to die of exhaustion rather than boredom”
THOMAS CARLYLE