Esperanto in Scotland, Chapter 5, Exercise 2
Sample answer.

Supported by the postcards:
1. Beveridge in Dundee received over fifty cards in 1908-1910, from places such as
   Harmanli (Bulgaria) and Finland.
2. Correspondence was built on shared hobbies and outlooks: stamps, photographs, religion,
   causes such as pacifism.

Not shown:
1. How typical this was: the collection is one man's mailbox, so we cannot say other Scottish
   Esperantists had similar friendships.
2. What Beveridge wrote back: his replies are mostly unknown, so we see one side only (and
   we do not know how long friendships lasted).