Letter from Leonard Woolf to Donald Brace (25/12/1924)

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Source: MS 2750/C/21/4/4

Letter from Leonard Woolf to Donald Brace (25/12/1924)

Author:

Leonard Woolf, The Hogarth Press

Library:

University of Reading, Special Collections

Archival Folder:

MS 2750/C/21/4_Typed copies of correspondence with Harcourt, Brace and Company regarding American rights in Virginia Woolf's works

Related To:

The Common Reader, Mrs Dalloway

Leonard Woolf returns agreements to Donald Brace, and asks if the Company wants the proofs in stages or sent as complete. He informs the Company that the print jackets will be sent when they're done, and that the essays will likely be published in a demy 8vo volume. He encloses the books' brief descriptions. [Enclosures mentioned not found at the time of cataloguing]

Typescript letter signed by Woolf