Plymouth.
2nd Febry 1884
My dear Sir.
I beg to thank you most sincerely for your kindness in sending me a copy of your work "Land Nationalisation"1 Absence from home has prevented an earlier acknowledgement. & has also only allowed me to read a few [2] Chapters of the book as yet.
I have been especially interested in that which tells of the results of landlordism in Scotland[.]
Will you permit my having the pleasure of sending you a small book in which I have glanced [3] at this great subject from another point of view.
I remain | With much respect | very faithfully yours | W. F. Butler2 [signature]
A. R. Wallace Esq L.L.D.
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Status: Draft transcription [Letter (WCP2651.2541)]
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