SIR PERCY BUNTING,
11, ENDSLEIGH GARDENS,
LONDON, N.W.
Jan. 17. 1911
My dear Sir,
Thank you for your letter.1 I have not yet seen your new book.
I think I could ask later the Socialist papers, if they [illeg.] in ‘L’ & stand £3 a thousand for them. The subject is of perennial interest, & indeed [2] is probably materialising before our eyes.
But what do you say to writing for me some reminiscences of your earlier or middle life with notes of the great men you have known & worked with?
Such matter is always interesting, & is less laborious [3] to think out & persue.
very truly yours | Percy Wm Bunting2 [signature]
Alfred Russel Wallace, Esq, O.M.
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