30 Mornington Rd
N.W.
Novr 27. 1871.
Dear Mr Wallace,
I have worked hard for the good of the cause. I have given Mr Broome1 séances with Herne2 & Williams,3 Mrs St. Claire,4 Mr Home5 & Kate Fox6— All very successful— His opinions are now quite different from what they were at the beginning and his article — now in type for the Times— will please all sensible spiritualists. The only bear now is whether Delane7 lets it go in as it is written— When it appears will be a good opportunity [2] for your letter to come slightly altered as if to make it appear called forth by the article. I return it to you for that purpose—
I am starting for Leamington tomorrow, for a week.
Believe me | very truly yours | William Crookes8 [signature]
A. R. Wallace Esq.
Status: Edited (but not proofed) transcription [Letter (WCP3420.2907)]
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