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[[MS 2750/571/2/5]]
Mrs. Powell-Anderson, O.B.E.,
15, Brunswick Terrace,
Stafford.
June 21st, 1938
Dear Madam,
Thank you for your letter of June 20th. For your purpose, I can imagine nothing more suitable than Mrs. Woolf's new book Three Guineas, which as you probably know, is having a big success. I am, therefore, enclosing a copy, and hope your talk will be very successful.
Yours faithfully, | THE HOGARTH PRESS, | Manager.
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Encl.
*Endnote
1. Barbara Hepworth.
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Source: MS 2750/ 571/2/5
Barbara Hepworth grants permission to talk about Three Guineas in an upcoming radio broadcast. Enclosed is a copy of the book.
Typescript letter initialled by Hepworth