WCP3218

Letter (WCP3218.3186)

[1]

THE CLARION

Newspaper Company, Limited.

72, FLEET STREET,

LONDON, E.C.

Telegrams:

“NUNQUAM, LONDON.”

Telephone:

P.O. CENTRAL, 340.

29th Oct. 1903

Dear Mr. Wallace

I will get the article you recommend. I have not seen it yet.

Your book came. I have read it, and I will write a review. But I cannot express an opinion on the main question as I don't know enough about science. I found the book of great interest and can heartily recommend it. But the argument is one for [2] astronomers.

I have a small telescope (3") and get a lot of interest out of it. I find the star clusters most attractive. But the craters on the moon are intensely interesting. What a cold, wild and solitary globe it looks. And how I should like to spend a few weeks there — if I could find food water and air.

With best wishes | yours | R. Blatchford1 [signature]

Blatchford, Robert Peel Glanville (1851-1943). British author and journalist. Wrote for the Sunday Chronicle under "Nunquam". Editor of the Clarion.

Please cite as “WCP3218,” in Beccaloni, G. W. (ed.), Ɛpsilon: The Alfred Russel Wallace Collection accessed on 5 June 2025, https://epsilon.ac.uk/view/wallace/letters/WCP3218