In Darwin's Shadow: The Life and Science of Alfred Russel Wallace ...

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671. Letter (to Editor Robert Blatchford; included in a Blatchford article entitled “The
Socialist Ideal”). The Clarion (London) no. 819: 1f (1f), 16 Aug. 1907.
672. Dr. Alfred Russel Wallace on Socialist Poets (letter to columnist A. E. Fletcher). The
Clarion (London) no. 823: 2a, 13 Sept. 1907.
673. Dr. A. R. Wallace & Sir W. M. Ramsay’s Theory; Did Man Reach his Highest testimony
summarized as part of note/N entitled “Colley v. Development in the Past?”
(letter). Public Opinion (London) 92: 336, 13 Sept. 1907: no. 2399.
674. How Life became Possible on the Earth, in Harmsworth History of the World ed. by
Arthur Mee, J. A. Hammerton, & A. D. Innes (8 vol., Carmelite House, London,
1907–1909), Vol. 1: 91–98, 11 Oct. 1907.
675. Conversations (portions of conversations with William Allingham on the dates 2
August 1884 and 6 Nov. 1884, noted down in Allingham’s diary, the second conversation
including Lord Tennyson), in William Allingham; A Diary ed. by Helen P.
Allingham & Dollie Radford (Macmillan & Co., Ltd., London), Oct. 1907: 329–30,
332–35.
676. Letter (to columnist Julia Dawson, giving advice to Socialist women of Great Britain).
The Clarion (London) no. 838: 7c, 27 Dec. 1907.
677. Dr. Wallace Pleased with Advance in Natural History Exploration (remarks contributed
to a feature article/N entitled “Leaders of Thought Tell The World of Achievements
of 1907”; Wallace’s one of many invited responses printed). The World (New
York) no. 16931: 2a–b ec. 1907.
1908
678. Evolution and Character. Fortnightly Rev., 83 (n.s.; 89, o.s.): 1–24, 1 Jan. 1908: no.
493, n.s.
679. LTTE (one of several printed as “Dr. Russel Wallace and Woman”). The Outlook
(London) 21:89 (89–90), 18 Jan. 1908: no. 520.
680. What to Eat, Drink, and Avoid (article/N posting results of a general inquiry; Wallace’s
one of many responses printed). The Review of Reviews (London) 37: 137–38
(136–46), Feb. 1908: no. 218.
681. Dr. A. R. Wallace’s Message (letter of support read at the annual meeting of the A-
VL held 11 March 1908). Vaccination Inquirer 30: 8, 1 April 1908: no. 349.
682. Letter from Dr. A. R. Wallace (to Joseph Hyder, read at the 27th annual meeting of
the LNS, 29 April 1908). Land and Labour 19(6): 65, June 1908.
683. Letter (to columnist Julie Dawson concerning the book that converted Wallace to
Socialism, Looking Backward). The Clarion (London) no. 861: 9c–d, 5 June 1908.
684. The Remedy for Unemployment (in large part an account of Poverty and the State
by Herbert V. Mills, 1889). I. Socialist Rev. 1: 310–20), June 1908 / II. 1: 390–400,
July 1908.
685. Address (acceptance speech on receiving the Darwin–Wallace Medal on 1 July 1908),
in The Darwin–Wallace Celebration Held on Thursday, 1st July 1908, by the Linnean
Society of London (printed for the Linnean Society by Burlington House, Longmans,
Green & Co., London), Feb. 1909: 5–11.
686. The First Paper on Natural Selection (LTTE). The Times (London) no. 38689: 12b,
3 July 1908.
687. Dr. A. R. Wallace and Honours (LTTE concerning an erroneous report that Wallace
was soon to be knighted). Public Opinion (London) 94: 78a, 17 July 1908: no. 2443.
688. Is It Peace or War?; A Reply by Dr. Alfred R. Wallace (letter responding to article
printed the week before). Public Opinion (London) 94: 202–3, 14 Aug. 1908: no.
2447.
689. The Present Position of Darwinism. Contemporary Rev. 94: 129–41, Aug. 1908.
690. Nationalisation, not Purchase, of Railways (LTTE). The New Age 3: 417–18, 19 Sept.
1908: no. 21, n.s.; 732, o.s.