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The Review of Reviews
Edited by W.T. STEAD.
Bank Buildings,
Kingsway,
London, W.C.
Jan[uary] 12 1911
Dear Dr Wallace
I enclose you herewith the Review of Reviews2 for January with a review of your admirable book3. I had a long talk with John Morely4 about it last night. He said he would buy it at once & read it with the greatest interest. He thought your remarks about Haekel's5 Hell extraordinarily well phrased, & he was much interested in what I told him about your chapter Is Pain cruel?6 I am afraid that he is hopeless as to spiritualism but otherwise he has a mind, open and eager.
Bye the bye, would it be asking you too great a favour to send me a few words of your opinion of the 21 years work of the Review of Reviews? You will find my retrospect In the opening pages. I should like to publish a collection of letters from old prev[i]o[u]s readers & subscribers in the February number.
With best wishes for the New Year | I am Yours sincerely | W T. Stead. [signature]
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