WCP4171

Letter (WCP4171.4193)

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WILLIAM RIDER & SON, LTD.

PUBLISHERS OF

THE TIMBER TRADES JOURNAL.

THE ZEBRA CODE,

RIDER’S TECHNICAL SERIES.

THE OCCULT REVIEW.

THE PHILIOP WELLBY PUBLICATIONS.

THE NEW THOUGHT LIBRARY.

ETC., ETC.

164, Aldersgate Street.

London, E.C.

22-4-12

Dear Professor Wallace,

Mr H. Stanley Redgrove,1 whose book "A Mathematical Theory of Spirit"2 we have just published, desires me to forward a copy to you on his behalf, and also enclosed letter.3 I know you are extremely busy, but if you have any spare time at your disposal and would give the book a very brief perusal, I should think it very kind on your part. I am sending copy of the current issue of the Occult Review herewith: I know you sometimes like to see the magazine.

Believe me, | Yours very truly, | Ralph Shirley4 [signature]

Redgrove, Stanley, Herbert (1887-1943). British chemist and scholar and writer whose work centred on the history of ideas, philosophy, and cultural thought.
Redgrove, Stanley, Herbert. 1912. A mathematical theory of spirit: being an attempt to employ certain mathematical principles in the elucidation of some metaphysical problems. William Rider & Son, Ltd.
Shirley, Ralph (1865-1946). Director of William Rider & Son. Leading British pioneer in the publication of occult and mystical literature.

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