The Royal Society,
Burlington House, London, W.
December 4, 1890
Dear Mr Wallace,
In answer to your request, addressed to the Assistant Secretary I send you, herewith enclosed, a copy of the Report of the Darwin Memorial Fund committee, and an extract from the Council Minutes of the Royal Society.
These two documents will, I think, together give you the history of [2] the foundation of the Darwin Medal.
I am | Yours faithfully | M. Foster1 [signature] | Sec. R.S.
A.R. Wallace, Esqre
Parkstone,
Dorset
P.T.O.
[3]2
Dear Mr Wallace,
Sorry you could not come — but think you were wise not to risk journey.
There is a statement <by> President in his annual address given on Tuesday which you might add to [one word illeg]. We will send you a copy when printed — say in a month or two — If we forget please remind us.
[one word illeg]. | Yours truly | M. Foster [signature]
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