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The Clarion
72, Fleet Street
London, E.C.
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 asfessment 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. Blatchford [signature]
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