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Great-great-grandson gives Downe talk on life of Charles Darwin

PUBLISHED: 09:34 29 January 2013 | UPDATED: 09:34 29 January 2013

Randal Keynes

Randal Keynes

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The great-great-grandson of Charles Darwin will give a talk on 'Darwin at home' on Wednesday from 11am at Down House, in Luxted Road, Downe.

Randal Keynes will also be available for questions after the lecture. Tickets cost £12, to book call 0870 333 1183.

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