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London,
June 24, 1911.
Dr A. R. Wallace
Broadstone Junction
Dorset.
Dear Dr. Wallace,
When I had my pleasant visit2 with you some weeks ago I felt sure I would get to visit you again before I sailed for home but the time has slipped by and I have been so rushed with my work that I have not been able to do so.
I am not able to tell you how much my visit [2] benefitted me both as regards my life-work subject, race mixture, and also spiritualism. On coming back to Oxford I immediately looked up Robert Dale Owen’s3 two books and I purchased Desertis' "Psychic Philosophy",4 and I enjoyed them all very much especially the latter.
I am enclosing one of my cards, and it will give me exceedingly [3] great pleasure if you will write your name and full address on the back of it, and then post it in the enclosed envelope.
I shall sail next Saturday for America, but I trust I may soon visit England again when I may have the grand pleasure of seeing you again.
Most sincerely yours | G. C. Huckaby5 [signature]
Huckaby would have visited ARW on 5 or 6 May 1911. See WCP3311.
Status: Draft transcription [Letter (WCP2147.2037)]
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