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Rosehill, Dorking
August 24th. 1876
Dear Newton
Having just sent my "Address" to be printed I may as well let you know that I have modified it somewhat from what I at first intended — making the first half specially biological the second half being devoted to the "Antiquity & Origin of Man" question —
In the first part I confine myself almost wholly to questions of colour as influenced by locality [2] and the relations of plants & insects.
The ground will therefore be quite free for you to go into as much or as little of special zoological questions as you like.
Yours very faithfully | Alfred R. Wallace [signature]
[3]A.R.Wallace, Aug.24/25/76.
Around Aug.25/76
Status: Draft transcription [Letter (WCP4056.4001)]
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