WCP6581

[1]

Old Orchard,

Broadstone,

Dorset.

Jan^y 27th 1913

Dear Mr Marchant

I shall be much pleased to see you whenever you can make it convenient. I was much glad to have your letter of this morning & sent reply by wire as you wished.

Will you be so good as to send me the last letter I wrote you giving the proposed subjects of the additions to this book, as I have no copy [2] of it and I am not quite sure of the points to be discussed as then stated. I wrote it off in a hurry, but I often see more clearly at such times. I do not want to omit anything of importance as I think the book, as enlarged, will be a work of some permanent value both at home & abroad.

Yours very truly | Alfred R. Wallace [signature] [3]

P.S. I should like to see that book of Flinders Petrie's advocating non-interference with selection of man by disease &c. If you can bring it when you come it will do.

A.R.W. [4]