Old Orchard,
Broadstone,
Dorset.
April 27th. 1913
My dear Mr Marchant
I return most of the Reviews of "Moral Progress".
I send (enclosed) a small batch of Titles for my Labour Tract. By altering or transposing a word on most of them a number of others can be formed. Something distinctive & arresting is wanted, such as nos (4) and (7).
You & Cassells choose which you like, but I should like the word "Workers" used instead of "Labour", as it will keep [2] it more distinct from the proposed Title of Fisher Unwin's larger book — "The Awakening of Labour" or any modification of that.
I will answer yours about your "Darwin Wallace" book separately.
Yours very truly | Alfred R. Wallace [signature]
P.S. I should like a copy of my "Suggestions" for the Chapters of the New book which [3] you can then refer to when asking further questions. A.R.W. When you next write about it will do.
A.R.W. [4]
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