Letter from Peggy Belsher to C. L. R. James (27/03/1933)

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[[MS 2750/200/6]]

 

C. L. R. James, Esq., 
3 Meredith Street, Nelson, 
LANCS.

 

27th March, 1933.

 

Dear Sir,

 

WEST INDIAN SELF-GOVERNMENT.

 

We have asked out printers to send direct to your home address 500 copies of the above book, and enclose herewith an invoice for same. Should therebe [sic] any delay in the arrival of the books we shall be greatly obliged if you will communicate with us.

 

Yours faithfully, | The Hogarth Press, | [1 illeg. word] Belsher*1 [signature] | Secretary.

 

*Endnote

1. Peggy Belsher.
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Source: MS 2750/200/6

Letter from Peggy Belsher to C. L. R. James (27/03/1933)

Author:

Peggy Belsher, The Hogarth Press

Library:

University of Reading, Special Collections

Archival Folder:

MS 2750/200_The Case for West-Indian Self Government

Related To:

The Case for West-Indian Self Government

Peggy Belsher informs C. L. R. James that The Garden City Press will send him 500 copies of The Case for West-Indian Self Government and encloses an invoice.

Typescript letter signed by Belsher