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2. Editorial on Alfred Russel Wallace's views on poverty, referring to his letter in the same paper and to parliamentary committee scheme by Keir Hardie; press cutting, undated and untitled but in context almost certainly from the ''Daily Chronicle'' 5 Mar 1895; a review on the back is of an illustrated Shakespeare by Walter Crane, published 1894. WP7/76 ''The Method of Organic Evolution'' 1.''The Method of Organic Evolution'' by Alfred Russel Wallace, ''Fortnightly Review'' Feb 1895, parts I and II, proofs, pp. [1]-445, in paper cover titled in Alfred Russel Wallace's hand in ink with annotations in his hand including ''Original Proofs''. 2. ''The Method of Organic Evolution'' by Alfred Russel Wallace, ''Fortnightly Review'' Feb 1895, parts I and II, annotated proofs, in paper cover made from an envelope addressed to Alfred Russel Wallace from the Royal Society, 12 Jan 1908, titled on the back in Alfred Russel Wallace's hand in ink [4/24] 3. ''The Method of Organic Evolution'' by Alfred Russel Wallace, part II, page proofs? From ''Fortnightly Review'' pp. 435-445 (published 1 March 1895; see Smith, S510). [4/26] 4.''The Method of Organic Evolution. II'', proofs? pp. [436] - 445; annotated in Alfred Russel Wallace's hand ''Fortnightly Review March /95'' and ''Useful for 'Work of Life'''.[2/37] 5. ''The Method of Organic Evolution'', proof copy? from the Smithsonian report for 1894, pp. 413-435, Washington 1896. [4/22] Notes: No 4 was in an envelope labelled in Alfred Russel Wallace's? WGW's? hand ''Sundry Articles'' containing papers mostly NOT by Alfred Russel Wallace, in original box 2, when listed. Other pieces were scattered among short works by Alfred Russel Wallace in 3 separate document wallets in original box 4. A ''pamphlet'' with the same title, dated 1896, listed as WP4/22 (1) before the DB was edited was not found; it may be missing, or the record may be a duplicate listing of the Smithsonian report earlier listed as WP4/22 (20) ( now No 5 above). PJL 14 Jan 2004 WP7/77 ''The expressiveness of speech: Or mouth-gesture as a factor in the origin of language'' ''The expressiveness of speech: Or mouth-gesture as a factor in the origin of language'' by Alfred Russel Wallace, corrected proof or annotated reprint, pp. [1]- 16, from ''Fortnightly Review'' Oct 1895. Feb 1895 - Mar 1896 1895.10.00- 1895 WP7/78 ''The Gorge of the Aar and its Teachings'' 1896.08.00?- 282 WP7
''The Gorge of the Aar and its Teachings'', by Alfred Russel Wallace, undated proof or reprint, pp. [1]-8; probably from The Fortnightly Review Aug 1896 Notes: S529. The Gorge of the Aar and Its Teachings. Fortnightly Review 60 (n.s.; 66, o.s.): 175-182 (1 Aug. 1896: no. 356, n.s.). - -reprints: The Glacialists' Magazine 4(2): 61-71 (Sept. 1896); slightly revised version printed in SSS, Vol. 1: 129-145 (Nov. 1900). WP7/79 Press cutting: letter from ARW to Kier Hardie, re militarism, passive resistance to war and the international labour movement Press cutting: letter from Alfred Russel Wallace to Kier Hardie, re militarism, passive resistance to war and the international labour movement, pasted onto both sides of one sheet of blue red-lined paper and titled and dated in Alfred Russel Wallace's? hand, with blue pencil markings above text; from the Labour Leader report on the international labour congress 25 Jul 1896. WP7/80 ''Why live a Moral Life'' ''Why live a Moral Life'' by Alfred Russel Wallace, corrected proof, 5 sheets pasted onto blue red-lined paper, first page annotated with title and ''Agnostic Annual 1898'' in Alfred Russel Wallace's hand. Notes: Smith: S506. Why Live a Moral Life? The Answer of Rationalism. [one of several invited replies to an inquiry; in part based on S243]. in The Agnostic Annual 1895 ed. by Charles A. Watts (London, W. Stewart & Co., Dec.? 1894): 6-12. F.1 was found in a wallet with unrelated papers in original box 4, the remaining sheets in original box 3. WP7/81 ''Spiritualism and social duty'' ''Spiritualism and social duty'' by Alfred Russel Wallace, read at International Congress of Spiritualists 23 Jun 1898, small pamphlet approx 18 cm x 13 cm, pp [1]-8, reprinted from ''Light''. Notes: See WP7/43 for another copy WP7/82 ''Darwinism in Sociology: Dr. Alfred Russell [sic] Wallace replies to Mr. Thomas Common'' Journal, ''The Eagle and the Serpent | A Journal of Egoistic Philosophy and Sociology'' ed Erwin McCall, including, pp. 57-59 ''Darwinism in Sociology: Dr. Alfred Russell [sic] Wallace replies to Mr. Thomas Common'' by Alfred Russel Wallace (listed on the cover as ''Darwinism and Nietzscheism in Sociology''); proof copy? with corrections in ink in Alfred Russel Wallace's hand. London, 64 pp. Name: Common, Thomas, fl 1895 Notes: Thomas Common translated into English c 1895 for Henry & Co., publishers, Friedrich Nietzsche (1885) ''Also Sprak Zarathustra'' (''Thus Spoke Zarathustra''). 1900? 1896.-7.25- 1896 1894.12.00?- 1894 23 June 1898 1898.09.01- 1898 WP7/83 ''The Inefficiency of Strikes: Is there not a better way?'' 1889.00.00- 283 WP7
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The Natural History Museum General
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The Natural History Museum General
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Charles H Smith (Website: The Alfre
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Wallace, William Greenell, born 187
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WP1/1/11 Letters to William Greenel
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query as to the fate of a medal. Na
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William, water supply to house, arc
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Hanbury. Name: Wallace, Alfred Russ
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from Parkstone, Dorset, 15 June 190
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from Old Orchard, Broadstone (Dorse
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(A?) Bankes; enclosure to letter fr
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(autobiography?). Name: Wallace, Al
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Flora (Mitten). Name: Wallace, Alfr
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discovery of Spruce drawings by Mr
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Pinewood Sanatorium, Wokingham, Ber
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Wallace, Violet Isabel?, born 1869
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does William know whereabouts of st
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Notes: Annotated in blue pencil on
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annotated in pencil in WGW's? hand
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Purland, Theodosius, fl 1868 Place:
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Broadstone, Dorset, 3 Nov 1907 anno
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Hooker, Hyacinthe Jardine (née Sym
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Wallace, Violet, born 1869 Marshall
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Place: Dorset England Notes: Annota
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in ''The Woman's Signal''; tea and
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Mitten, Mrs William, fl 1894 Reid,
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Notes: The Address referred to is '
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Hall, Marshall-, ?, died 1896 ?, El
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Name: Wallace, Alfred Russel, 1823-
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Place: Dorset England Notes: Origin
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Wallace, Herbert Edward, c.1829-185
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current scarcity of insects near Ne
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Macassar; comparison of data sent b
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Hanbury, Daniel, 1848-1896? Place:
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Place: Dorset England WP1/3/86 Wall
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a box of plants collected including
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of?) grass. Name: Wallace, Alfred R
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WP1/5 Letters from the USA and Cana
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Mirlees, ?, fl 1886 Holmes, ?, fl 1
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natural history club meetings and c
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W. Holmes, O. W. Holmes, Jr., C. E.
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Wallace's hand ''I sent letter with
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plans to visit Lake Tahoe and the S
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Ottoni, Brazil, 5 May 1910 with rou
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Lepidoptera to Mr May in Rio; consi
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Name: Davieson, Charles, fl 1913 Pl
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Place: Broadstone Dorset Southampto
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Name: Wallace, William fl 1913 Plac
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Name: Yunck, Oscar Albert?, fl 1913
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WP2/2/1 Interviews and biographical
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published in some form in Marchant
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Name: Marchant, Sir James, 1867-195
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p. 50; Names: L. N. (Land Nationali
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7. Attic Plan and Chamber Plan (of
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uilding bearing the sign ''Free Lib
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Alfred Russel Wallace's house at Br
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''chap. X''. Reproduced in vol 1, c
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showing a woman of Samoa; annotatio
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Grant, William Robert Ogilvie, 1863
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Redwood, and seated woman View of t
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and in the background. Undated. Pos
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artist Marie Spartali in 1871, the
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death. Name: Bradley, Dennis, fl 19
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amphibia 2. 28 Aug 1891 re correcti
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