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Budapest, V. Rudolf-rakpart 3.
the 11th Nov[em]b[er]. [1]900.
Dear Sir,
I am editing a sociological review having among its purposes to treat social problems from the point of view of natural science and chiefly of the evolution-theory; farther to make acquainted in our country the most excellent foreign writers on these topics.
In the next number of this [2] periodical entitled Huszadik Század (Twentieth Century) your scientific and social studies will be reviewed and I would be very glad, if you would kindly allow me to illustrate the criticism by a specimen from the book.
Most gladly I would translate the brilliant essay on Human Progress: Past and Future.
Truly yours | Dr. Felix Somló
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