9 St Mark's Crescent, Regent's Park
London, N.W.
Oct. 26th 1865.
My dear Sir
Of course I must accept your explanation, as it appears, that you have obtained all my captures from other sources, — & that you were not aware I was going to describe any new species. It will therefore be chiefly owing to my own slowness in publishing my discoveries that the inconvenient confusion of names has arisen.1
I shall receive with great pleasure your work on the [2] Pieridae and Danaidae,2 after which I hope to occupy myself with the latter group in which I possess many curious forms.
I remain | My dear Dr. Felder | Yours very sincerely | Alfred R Wallace [signature]
Dr. C. Felder
Status: Edited (but not proofed) transcription [Letter (WCP654.826)]
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