Correspondence from Herbert E. Inman to J.F.C. Fuller

 

     

 

 

38 Rockville Street

Rock Ferry

Cheshire

 

 

5 . 2 . 11

 

 

Dear Capt. Fuller

 

Thank you for so kindly answering my letter and for the clear way in which you put before me the facts concerning the Equinox. I should not have troubled you in the matter, save for a p.c. [postcard] I received saying you would answer my queries if I cared to write to you, and am sorry as no doubt Raffalovich [George Raffalovich] misunderstood you.

     

It certainly seems as though the Equinox were doomed, at any rate, for the present; I hope that in the near future there may be a resurrection.

     

With regard to Mr. Crowley as a poet, mystic and philosopher, all I think must acknowledge him to be a genius, whilst at the same time regretting what has occurred during the past few months.

    

 I can quite see that the AA is not affected by all this, but the world as a whole will be the loser, if the official organ [The Equinox] is withdrawn.

 

Yours sincerely

 

H.E. Inman.

 

 

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