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Letter from The Hogarth Press to Julia Strachey (19/04/1932)
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Source: MS 2750/473/2
Letter from The Hogarth Press to Julia Strachey (19/04/1932)
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The Hogarth Press apologizes to Julia Tomlin for the response delay, as the Woolfs had left for Greece and the chief Secretary had collapsed. The Press will send back the manuscript and would like it back by the end of May's first week. The Press states the illustration request will be referred to Leonard Woolf, and asks if Strachey wanted to do the illustrations herself. The Press adds that colour illustrations are not feasible for the first edition.
Typescript letter unsigned