WCP607

Letter (WCP607.607)

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35, DARTMOUTH PARK ROAD,

HIGHGATE, N.W.

1/2/98

Dear Sir,

With reference to your letter of the 27th, the pigment cells in Herpes are not affected except through the ulceration & destruction of the true skies. I was prospect of pathology for sometimes at Caleutte & satisfied unyielding this point. (any text looking of pathology) will unhealthily point. Prof Jin. Hyes Sciences of the Skies 1883.

In herpes "there is always as some point in the corresponding nervous tracts pathological changes "...these are...softening & destructive[?] of the nervous bundles...the [2 words illeg.] originate in the deeper portions of the rate. [2] (from this)...The destruction of the papillary layer of the corium results in a solution of continuity which is leaked by [2 word illeg.] is accomplished by desiccation & the formation of crusts whose full is succeeded by [1 word illeg.] scars." And these scars is the case of negroes or dark races are white.

Yours sincerely | L. A. Waddell [signature]

Please cite as “WCP607,” in Beccaloni, G. W. (ed.), Ɛpsilon: The Alfred Russel Wallace Collection accessed on 27 April 2024, https://epsilon.ac.uk/view/wallace/letters/WCP607