Alfred Russel Wallace Letters Online
If you came up with one of the most important ideas in history, would you give up the credit? Alfred Russel Wallace developed the Theory of Evolution independently to Darwin, but held off publishing his ideas until the older man published his. Explore the world of one of Science's unsung heroes.
Patrick H. Pearse Letters
Before 1916, Padraig Pearse was an educational innovator, a writer, a powerful orator and advocate of the Irish language. After 1916 he became synonymous with the Easter Rising in Ireland. Find out more about his life through his letters.
James Joyce Letters
A bold revolutionary in the world of fiction, James Joyce was a literary genius. He was also a traveller. The author of Ulysses went on his own unique odyssey, travelling with his family around Europe for much of his life. Discover more through his letters.
Karl Marx and Frederick Engels Correspondence 1870-1895
Along with Frederick Engels, Karl Marx electrified 19th Century political and economic thought. The effects of his work are very much still with us today. He was also a family man and a friend to many as his many letters show. Explore his world.
From Darwin, Charles Robert To Aubertin, J. J. (1863)
From Gieve, Henry To Wallace, Alfred Russel (1902)
From Smyth, Bella To Smyth, James A. (1894)
From Darwin, Charles Robert To Hooker, J. D. (1856)
From Montague, Andrew To Borthwick, Oliver Andrew (1893)
From O'Shiel, Kevin To The Executive Council (1923)
From Faulkner, William To Hemingway, Ernest (1947)
From Clemens, Samuel L. To Clemens, Clara L. (1877)
From Military Service Institute To Clemens, Samuel L. (1886)