Transcripts of Alfred Russel Wallace's Four Surviving Field Notebooks From the Malay Archipelago are now Available
By George Beccaloni PhD. January 2025.
[A pdf of this article is available HERE. DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.12016.98568]
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By George Beccaloni PhD. January 2025.
[A pdf of this article is available HERE. DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.12016.98568]
By Christine Chua
(Originally published here: https://quotidiandarwin.com/kb/record-of-the-rustic-ramblers-by-violet-isabel-wallace-1869-1945/)
EXPLORING THE LIFE OF ALFRED RUSSEL WALLACE’S BROTHER-IN-LAW, THOMAS SIMS, ON THE 200th ANNIVERSARY OF HIS BIRTH (26 MARCH 2024).
By Anne Woodward (March 2024)
The Wallace Correspondence Project (WCP) is delighted to announce the release of a preliminary (still to be annotated and further edited) transcript of one of Alfred Russel Wallace’s most important notebooks – the first of his three surviving Field Notebooks which he kept in the Malay Archipelago f
Trip up Grays Peak with Alfred Russel Wallace, by Alice Eastwood
Commentary & transcription by Christine Chua, Jan. 2024
By George Beccaloni, December 2023
During 2023 I located 100+ letters to and from Wallace which the Wallace Correspondence Project (WCP) didn't previously know about. I am fairly sure that hundreds remain to be found in the archives of libraries and other institutions worldwide, but tracking them down will require a lot more time-consuming detective work. As an example of how we find 'new' letters, here is a brief account of work I did today which MAY have found four we don't have:
Christine was (re-)introduced to Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace when her daughter took a Darwin and Evolution module at the National University of Singapore.
By George Beccaloni, November 2023
By George Beccaloni