J G Frazer to Howitt 12 Feb 1905

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but entering somewhat more
into details, and have circulated
it among anthropologists. It
is being strongly supported by
the leading anthropologists in
this country. It will be sent
in as a separate petition along
with the other. Jackson will
besides write a strong private
letter to Balfour, and he
seems confident of success.

I hope that resolutions in
support of the petition will
also be passed by the
Council of the Anthropological
Institute and by the Board
of Anthropological Studies at
Cambridge

I am sorry you have
discovered some misprints in
your book. But it will be
easy to print a list of
corrections and have it bound