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Title: Alfred Russel Wallace: Letters and Reminiscences Vol 2 (of 2)
Author: James Marchant
Release Date: June 7, 2005 [EBook #15998]
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ALFRED RUSSEL WALLACE
LETTERS AND REMINISCENCES
[Illustration: A.R. WALLACE (1913)]
Alfred Russel Wallace
Letters and Reminiscences
By James Marchant
_With Two Photogravures and Eight Half-tone Plates_
IN TWO VOLUMES
Volume II
CASSELL AND COMPANY, LTD
London, New York, Toronto and Melbourne
1916
CONTENTS OF VOLUME II
PART III
I. WALLACE'S WORKS ON BIOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION
II. CORRESPONDENCE ON BIOLOGY, GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION, ETC. (1864-98)
III. CORRESPONDENCE ON BIOLOGY, GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION, ETC.
(1894-1913)
PART IV
HOME LIFE
PART V
SOCIAL AND POLITICAL VIEWS
PART VI
SOME FURTHER PROBLEMS
I. ASTRONOMY
II. SPIRITUALISM
PART VII
CHARACTERISTICS
APPENDIX: LISTS OF WALLACE'S WRITINGS
INDEX
LIST OF PLATES IN VOLUME II
A.R. WALLACE (1913) _Photogravure Frontispiece_
MRS. A.R. WALLACE (ABOUT 1895)
THE STUDY AT "OLD ORCHARD"
A.R. WALLACE ADMIRING EREMURUS ROBUSTUS (ABOUT 1905)
GRAVE OF ALFRED RUSSEL AND ANNIE WALLACE
WALLACE AND DARWIN MEDALLIONS IN THE NORTH AISLE OF THE CHOIR OF
WESTMINSTER ABBEY
Alfred Russel Wallace
Letters and Reminiscences
PART III
I.--Wallace's Works on Biology and Geographical Distribution
"I have long recognised how much clearer and deeper your insight
into matters is than mine."
"I sometimes marvel how truth progresses, so difficult is it for
one man to convince another, unless his mind is vacant."
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