WCP3096

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Rockwells,

Dulwich Wood Park. S.E.

Sept 19^th. 1872

Dear Mr. Wallace

I mentioned some days ago, in a letter to the "Standard" about this wretched Livingstone war and my connexion with the Council of the R. G. S — and it has brought me two of the characteristic letters from some friend¹of the flat-world.

[2] I did not like to mention the first to you — but I suppose you may be aware of his singular pertinacity in outraging all good sense[.] I do not know whether you care about it now, but there is some limit to endurance whether [3] he has reached it yet you must judge — I should like to see a stop put to it although every one now knows what it is[.]

I am | My dear Sir | yours very truly| A. G. Findlay² [signature]

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