Parkstone, Dorset.
Sept[embe]r. 26th. 1899
My dear Mr. Carpenter
I do not expect I shall write much more except perhaps a kind of autobiography, and I therefore wish to gather together in a couple of volumes my scattered articles on Scientific & Social matters. I should like to include the article on "Re-occupation of the Land" — contributed to our Forecasts &c. Will there be any objection to my doing so. It is [2] rather soon after the issue of your volume, but I do not suppose it will at all affect its sale, and my volume may not appear for a year or two. I hope the "Forecasts" sold sufficiently to produce something towards the good cause.
Believe me | Yours very truly | Alfred R. Wallace [signature]
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