Wesleyan-Methodist Magazine,  3rd ser. 2 (1823), 325–26.

Bees

Anon

Genre:

Introduction; Extract, Letter, Rejoinder

Publications extracted:

W D

Subjects:

Entomology, Controversy, Wonder, Infidelity, Periodicals, Error, Experiment, Vivisection

People mentioned:

Mr Beddome , Henri A Tessier


    The introduction explains that an earlier extract (WM3/1/12d/6) 'had been inserted in several of the most popular Magazines', and that it had been included in the Wesleyan Methodist Magazine chiefly because of its usefulness in confounding infidels. Observes: 'we, of course, could not be reasonably understood to make ourselves responsible for its correctness. We stated it, as we found it in other publications; and gave the name of the narrator'. (325) The letter by W. D. disputes the claims of the earlier extract, suggesting an alternative explanation of the phenomena observed.



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