Spencer Heath Archive

Item 2283

Letter to Paul Peach, Henry George School of Social Science, 30 E. 29^th Street, New York City

June 8, 1942

 

 

 

Dear Mr. Peach:

 

     Your conversations at one time and another have given me the impression you might like to look over the Table of Contents and some specimen pages I have prepared as an outline of Socionomy, the new natural science of Society that describes the structure and operation of the social organization from the same standpoint and upon the same bases of reference as are employed in all the other authentic sciences. I therefore have left for you at the School today a small binder containing some twenty pages of this material for your interest and possible edification. However, there were two pages missing from the binder that I left with you, one of them being a page of suggested formulae. I am enclosing those two pages herewith. Please insert them as pages 23 and 24.

 

     I expect to call for this material within the next few days, hoping that you will have found it interesting to examine and perhaps peruse.

 

     My very best wishes to you and to Mrs. Peach.

 

Sincerely,

 

 

 

I will be at the Kings Crown Hotel, 420 West 116^th Street,

for the rest of this week at least.