Letter from Leonard Woolf to Harcourt Brace and Company Ltd. (16/12/1926)

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[[MS 2750/537/4]]

 

Harcourt Brace & Co., 
383, Madison Avenue. 
New York, U.S.

 

December 16th. 1926.

 

Dear Mr. Brace:

 

With reference to the second paragraph of my letter of 11th December, I now enclose the complete proofs of my book of Essays. I also enclose a longer Essay “Hunting the High-brow" which I am publishing here separately in our Hogarth Essay Series. If you take the book of Essays I think you may possibly care to include this in it, in which case I think it might go as the last Essay under Literature. But I leave this, of course, entirely to you. I should be very much obliged if you could let us know as early as possible your decision with regard to the book and whether, if we you [handwritten] take it, you have any objection to our publishing in the spring. It would suit our arrangement[*s*] for next year much better if we could make this a Spring book.

 

With kind regards, | Yours sincerely | Leonard Woolf [handwritten signature]

 

H.B.letter filed under “To the Light House” and 1st reply thereto.

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Source: MS 2750/537/4

Letter from Leonard Woolf to Harcourt Brace and Company Ltd. (16/12/1926)

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Woolf writes to Donald Brace concerning proofs of Essays on Literature, and a longer essay, Hunting the Highbrow. Woolf enquires if they will take the book and if there are any objections to The Hogarth press publishing in the spring.

Typescript letter signed by Woolf