Letter to Harry Price (19 february 1926)

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This letter was written by Arthur Conan Doyle on 19 february 1926 to Harry Price about spiritualism and Russell (of the Morning Post).


Letter

15 Buckingham Palace Mansions
19th February, 1926.

Dear Price,

I am sending three more taken yesterday under most strict conditions — on own plates and everything. Russell of the Morning Post was with me. When it was done Russell who is investigating said 'There was no possibility of deception.' I don't know yet if his extra has been recognised.

Would you send back at once to me at Crowborough with the others.

A. Conan Doyle








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