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Content summary: 20 July 1807 : Abraham Crocker to William Cunnington - Thanks him for the tract on barrows from the Archaeologia, 'you possess more knowledge than any other man whatever'. Has not so far done much fossil hunting and thanks him for his offer of help. Edmund Crocker has seen 'Parkinson's organic remains 'which he lent to Philip.

Summary: 20 July 1807 : Abraham Crocker to William Cunnington - Thanks him for the tract on barrows from the Archaeologia, 'you possess more knowledge than any other man whatever'. Has not so far done much fossil hunting and thanks him for his offer of help. Edmund Crocker has seen 'Parkinson's organic remains 'which he lent to Philip.

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