Letter from John Roscoe, [leader of the] Mackie Ethnological Expedition, Ovington Rectory, Thetford, to William Bate Hardy, Secretary of the Royal Society Apologises that he does not possess any sketch map of Africa, and is no good at producing such sketches. Makes a note to prepare something for the Soiree on 11 May. Notes that he has had gastritis and had to cancel meetings and sermons. Adds a handwritten postscript asking if Hardy has seen the last two weeks of Illustrated London News. Hopes that his [Roscoe's] articles and photographs will rectify the 'stupid statements' which they contain. 14 March 1921