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Wallace has trouble with his cats
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Letter from Wallace to his daughter Violet describing moving house to Parkeston in Dorset, dated June 1889.
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Wallace Letters Online
View high resolution scans and transcripts of Alfred Russel Wallace's correspondence, including all surviving letters between him and Charles Darwin.