New Letters and Other Manuscripts Found by the Wallace Correspondence Project
Since Phase 2 of our project began in December 2017 we have obtained images of 246 letters and other manuscripts which are new to us! These range from a manuscript of one of Wallace's earliest publications "An Essay, On the Best Method of Conducting the Kington Mechanic's Institution", dated 1842 (below), which was published in "The History of Kington" edited by Richard Parry in 1845; to letters by Wallace's son William to Wallace's biographer James Marchant about Wallace's death in November 1913.
Richard Milner, an anthropologist and historian of science, has published extensively on Charles Darwin, Alfred Russel Wallace, evolution, and natural history.
Michael D. Barton (right) is an independent historian of science who lives in Portland Oregon, USA. He is interested in all things related to Darwin and evolution, often sharing them through his blog 
Thank you so much for all the work you have done for the Wallace Correspondence Project!
Thank you so much for all the work you have done for the Wallace Correspondence Project!
Thank you so much for all the work you have done for the Wallace Correspondence Project!