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front and they conversed together, and afterwards corresponded during several years. 1 find a letter written in February, 1767 on a singular subject. A gentleman had consulted him about the body of an infant which had was believed to be the illegitimate child of a lady, and to have been murdered by its mother. He kept a copy of this letter, without any address. Omitting all medical details it runs as follows: am sorry you should think it necessary to make any excuse for a Letter I The Women that have committed this most unnatural crime, are real objects of our greatest I Pity; their education has produced in them so much Modesty. or sense of Shame, that this anificial Panion ovenums the very instincts of Nature! - what Struggles must there be in their minds, what agonie- at a Time en, after the Pains of Parturition, Nature has designed them the sweet
BookThe Works of Charles Darwin: Vol 29: Erasmus Darwin (1879) / the Autobiography of Charles Darwin (1958)
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DEAR SIR, LICHFIELD, Ftb. 7, 1767 I am sorry you should think it necessary to make any excuse for a Letter I
this morning received from you. The Cause of Humanity needs no Apology to mo.