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[in ARW’s hand] Answd
W. J. HAM-SMITH,
PUBLISHER.
TELEPHONE: 2971 GERRARD.
6, JOHN STREET, ADELPHI
LONDON, W.C.
January 6th 1912
Doctor Russell [sic] Wallace,
Dear Sir,
I understand that you are writing a book on the subject of Social Evolution & Moral Progress.2 I should esteem it an honour if you would let me have the opportunity of publishing it. I am confident that, if your book were published at say 6d or 1/-, it would have a tremendous sale amongst the working classes.
Yours faithfully, | W. J. Ham-Smith3 [signature]
Status: Draft transcription [Letter (WCP1368.1147)]
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