69 Farrington Square
London. W.C.
April. 18. 1911.
Dr Alfred Russell Wallace
Broadstone, Dorset
Dear Dr. Wallace:
Mr Stead1has kindly advised me to write to you to ask if it might be convenient for me to visit you some day at the last of this month.
I am an American student at Oxford studying Anthropology and I would appreciate so very much to know you and hear your opinions on some features of a subject I am investigating. This subject [2] is the race problem of the Southern states of America.
Hoping that I may have an early opportunity of meeting you,
I am | most sincerely | G.C.Huckaby [signature]
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