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Correspondence from Victor B. Neuburg to Aleister Crowley
Trinity College Cambridge
Jan: 28, 1907.
Dear Crowley,
There is trouble in the camp! You are strongly objected to—as a Freethought visitor—by opponents, all the Trinity dons. So we are fighting. Probably there'll be a prize too, best of all,—that is hard. [illegible]—feel is good fighting [illegible].
We are doing both on behalf of free speech, for that is what it comes to.
Write and [illegible], for the [illegible]!
Yours,
Victor [B. Neuburg]
Sent onto Wood the list of Equinox people.
Thanks for prospectuses.
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