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The Vicarage

Aspatria

Cumberland

Nov[ember] 23rd.

Dear Sir,

I have read with the most intense interest your book on "man's place in this Universe" — & feel very grateful to you for producing such a book.

The conclusions you arrive at have such an important bearing upon the whole of [2] religious life & thought, that I venture to ask if you could supply me with a few maps & charts by which to illustrate the book to uneducated people.

It is my intention to go through it in a popular sort of way [3] with a class of men here. I am not however good at producing diagrams. Perhaps if you c[oul]^d lend me a few, illustrating each chapter, I might get large ones made which would be invaluable for lecture work. The whole <setting?> of your book is so entirely valuable that I feel the best those who appreciate it can do is to make it known as lucidly & as intelligently as possible.

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I hope you will pardon the liberty I take in addressing you,

Believe me | Very faithfully Yours | F. L. H. Millard [signature]

To Professor Wallace

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