Ford Madox Ford collection, 1850-19731850-1939
Collection Number: 4605

Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Cornell University Library

DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY

Title:
Ford Madox Ford collection, 1850-1973 1850-1939
Repository:
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Collection Number:
4605
Abstract:
Correspondence, manuscripts, typescripts, broadsides, bound manuscripts, photographs, and clippings, mainly spanning the period from the maturity of Ford's grandfather, Pre-Raphaelite painter Ford Madox Brown, to the death of Ford himself. Material from Ford's career ranges from unpublished novels and short stories of the 1890's and early 1900's to journal articles, literary reviews, lectures, addresses, and radio talks he wrote or delivered in the last 20 years of his life, including complete manuscripts of many published and unpublished novels, nonfiction books, stories, poems, plays, essays, and musical compositions.
Creator:
Ford, Ford Madox, 1873-1939.
Auden, W. H. (Wystan Hugh), 1907-1973.
Bowen, Stella.
Brown, Ford Madox, 1821-1893.
Conrad, Joseph, 1857-1924.
Dreiser, Theodore, 1871-1945.
Eliot, T. S. (Thomas Stearns), 1888-1965.
Greenslet, Ferris, 1875-1959.
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale, 1876-1949.
Hueffer, Katharine Lamb.
Hunt, Violet, 1862-1942.
James, Henry, 1843-1916.
Loewe, Julia Madox.
Mizener, Arthur.
Munson.
Porter, Katherine Anne, 1890-1980.
Pound, Ezra, 1885-1972.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900.
Stafford, Jean, 1915-1979.
Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946.
Tate, Allen, 1899-1979.
Wells, H. G. (Herbert George), 1866-1946.
Welty, Eudora, 1909-2001.
West, Rebecca, 1892-1983.
Harvey, David D., 1931-1990. (Title of work: Ford Madox Ford, 1873-1939, a bibliography of works and criticism..)
Joyce, James, 1882-1941. (Title of work: Finnegans Wake..)
Mizener, Arthur. (Title of work: Saddest story..)
George Allen & Unwin
Victor Gollancz Ltd.
J.B. Lippincott Company
Quanitities:
37.8 cubic feet.
3 mapcase folders.
Language:
Collection material in English
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

English novelist and influential editor of literary journals; also biographer, art critic, and poet. Born Ford Madox Hueffer; changed last name to Ford in 1919.
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION

Correspondence, manuscripts, typescripts, broadsides, bound manuscripts, photographs, and clippings, mainly spanning the period from the maturity of Ford's grandfather, Pre-Raphaelite painter Ford Madox Brown, to the death of Ford himself. Material from Ford's career ranges from unpublished novels and short stories of the 1890's and early 1900's to journal articles, literary reviews, lectures, addresses, and radio talks he wrote or delivered in the last 20 years of his life, including complete manuscripts of many published and unpublished novels, nonfiction books, stories, poems, plays, essays, and musical compositions. Included are the manuscript of "Seraphina," the basis of the novel Romance which Ford wrote with Joseph Conrad; manuscripts of Ford's novels The Fifth Queen, The Privy Seal, The Heart of the Country, The Young Lovell, and Women and Men; a complete version and a "printer's copy" of The Good Soldier; manuscripts of a number of Ford's nonfiction works, including his biography of Ford Madox Brown; and some issues of the literary magazines he edited, the English Review and the Transatlantic Review. The collection also contains galley proofs (9 leaves) with James Joyce's corrections of his Work in Progress, a fragment of Finnegan's Wake that appeared in the Transatlantic Review.
Also included are postcards from Ford depicting scenes from Germany before World War I; letters and articles documenting Ford's increasing concern about Nazi expansionism, and his efforts to help Jewish refugees, in the 1930's; Arthur Mizener's manuscript material and correspondence for his biography of Ford, The Saddest Story; and David Dow Harvey's manuscripts for his bibliography of Ford.
Correspondence includes Ford's letters to his wife Elsie Martindale, daughters Katharine Hueffer Lamb and Julia Madox Loewe, and lovers Violet Hunt and Stella Bowen; Ford's army correspondence notebook from World War I, and letters to Joseph Conrad from the front; and much additional correspondence with Conrad and other writers, literary agents, and publishers. Correspondents include, in addition to those named above, Henry James, H.G. Wells, Ezra Pound, Jean Stafford, W.H. Auden, Gertrude Stein, Allen Tate, Theodore Dreiser, T.S. Eliot, John Ruskin, Ford Madox Brown, and publishers including Greenslet, Gollancz, Munson, Lippincott, and Allen and Unwin. Also included is correspondence of Ford's biographer Arthur Mizener with Janice Biala, Rebecca West, Eudora Welty, Katherine Anne Porter, and others.
SEPARATED MATERIAL

Bound Manuscripts - cataloged individually in the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
  1. Bd. Ms. 1 Ford Madox Ford and the Arts, Summer, 1989. Named "Contemp. Lit.": Galley proofs of an Issue of "Contemporary Literature" v.30, no.2; Devoted to Ford, guest editor: Joseph Wiesenfarth.
  2. Bd. Ms 2-3+ That Same Poor Man, Circa 1928. Names Croyd I & II: Bound typed manuscript by Ford, with corrections in holograph of "That Same Poor Man", in 2 volumes, in slip case.
  3. Bd. Ms. 4 Souvenir: Anecdote et pensee diverse ou morale de l'histoire et des pholosophe,1770. Named Diary: In unknown hand, French volume of 690 pages [pages 682-689 missing] of happenings, thoughts and philosophy in the 1770's. Arranged alphabetically, with main titles in the margins.
  4. Bd. Ms 5 English Country or Gringoire s'en va-t-en Guerre: A Reconstructionary Tale, Circa 1927. >Named English Country: Typed manuscript by Ford of an unpublished story, thought to be renamed "No Enemy" when published. Signed by Ford on title page. In slipcase.
  5. Bd. Ms. 6+ The Last Sowing: a Romance, 1895-1898. Named Last: Early work of Ford; first portion is in the hand of Elsie Hueffer, Ford's own hand is after p.333.
  6. Bd. Ms. 7 The Marsden Case, Circa 1922. Named Marsden: Hand written and typed manuscript by Ford, with holographic corrections. In case, within slip case.
  7. Bd. Ms. 8+ O Hymen, 1927. Named O Hymen: Typed manuscript by Ford, with a few holographic corrections. In slip case.
  8. Bd. Ms. 9 The Rash Act, 1933. Named Rash: In Ford's hand, bound manuscript. In slip case.
  9. Bd. Ms. 10++ Literary Cuttings, 1908-1909. Newspaper clippings with reviews of articles and poems from the "English Review", edited by Ford.
  10. Bd. Ms. 11+ The Saddest Story, Circa 1914-1915. Photocopy of the manuscript of Ford's "The Saddest Story". In case.
  11. Bd. Ms. 12+ W.H. Hudson "Some Reminiscences", Circa 1935. In Ford's hand, essay on W. H. Hudson, author, naturalist and ornithologist.
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Ford Madox Ford collection, #4605. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
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Related Materials

Related materials located in collection 7901, Victor Gollancz Ltd. publisher's files.
SUBJECTS

Places:
Great Britain -- Armed Forces -- History
England -- Intellectual life -- 20th century.
Subjects:
World War, 1914-1918 -- Personal narratives.
Jewish refugees
Pre-Raphaelites -- England.
Authors, English -- Relations with women.
Publishers and publishing -- England.
Authors and publishers -- England.
Modernism (Literature)
English fiction -- 20th century.
English literature -- 20th century.
Form and Genre Terms:
Portraits.
Photographs
CONTAINER LIST
Container
Description
Date
Series I. Ford Madox Ford manuscripts
Arranged alphabetically by title.
A
Box 1 Folder 1
AM: "A solis ortus cardine"
 Sept.4, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Poem, written in the trenches during WWI in a battle along the Somme River .
Box 1 Folder 2
AMS Account book of funds in the London and County Banking Co., Ltd.
 1901-1906
60 leaves
Scope and Contents
Accounts Oct. 1, 1901-Jan. 24, 1906, in monogrammed pigskin notebook.
Box 1 Folder 3
AMS Account book of funds in the London City and Midland Bank, Ltd.
 1906-1907
28 leaves
Scope and Contents
Accounts Jan. 1, 1906-Apr. 2, 1907, in monogrammed pigskin notebook.
Box 1 Folder 4
AMS Account book of funds in the London City & Midland Bank, Ltd.
 1908-1909
20 leaves
Scope and Contents
Accounts Apr. 30, 1908-Jan. 11, 1909, in monogrammed pigskin notebooks.
Box 1 Folder 5
AMS Account book of funds in the London City & Midland Bank, Ltd
 1909-1910
72 leaves
Scope and Contents
Accounts Jan. 18, 1909-June 14, 1910, in brown leather notebook.
Box 1 Folder 6
AMS Account book of funds with Messrs. Barclay & Co., Ltd.
 1910-1915
43 leaves
Scope and Contents
Accounts Aug. 8, 1910-Aug. 19, 1915, in brown leather notebook.
Box 1 Folder 7
TM "Adeline and Oscar"
 [1939?]
18 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Fragment, draft]Written in New York, a possible early version or variant of "Memories of Oscar Wilde". (Harvey D412)
Box 1 Folder 8
TM "Adversity' and "Birthday -song"
 [1891-1893?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Written in London, two poems written under pseudonym "Fenil Haig".
Box 2 Folder 1
AM "Albade"
 [Summer, 1930]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Not the "Albade" of the "Poems Written on Active Service". Written in Ballancourt, which the poem references twice, and dates from the beginning of Ford's liaison with Janice Biala.
Box 2 Folder 2
TM "The Alcestis of Euripides" freely adapted for the modern stage.
 Mar. 1919
79 leaves
Scope and Contents
Two versions; complete manuscript in paper wrapper, 52 leaves, and alternate adaption of the last half, 27 leaves. Commissioned by Nigel Playfair, but unpublished. (Harvey Cv[5])
Box 2 Folder 3
TM "The American Scene"
 [[193-?]
8 leaves, carbon
Scope and Contents
Possibly written in New York, this apparently unpublished manuscript contains a witty comparison of the New York and London literary scenes.
Box 2 Folder 4
TM "And even in Paradise devised ..."
 [192-?-193-?]
4 leaves+1 leaf graph paper
Scope and Contents
Possibly written in New York, a "play" in which the names of the characters and snippets of dialogue are to be found by referencing a crossword puzzle at the top of the page. The dramatic personae are all characters from Old Testament mythology (Adam, Lillith, Satan). With some corrections.
Box 2 Folder 5
AM "And [of] halved angels with golden wings ..."
 [1890-1894?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Fragment of two drafts of a short poem, written on the reverse side of a copy of "April Weather" by Mathilde Blind, in the hand of Ford.
Box 2 Folder 6
"Arms and the mind"
 Dec. 1980
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Printed facsimile of Ford's work of 1916 under the nom de plume "Miles Ignotus" and originally entitled "A Day of Battle", this essay is here published for the first time by "Esquire", v. 94, no.6, Dec. 1980, pp. 78-80.
Box 2 Folder 7
Army correspondence notebook.
 Aug.-Sept. 1916
50 leaves
Scope and Contents
Cardboard covered army issue notebook containing Ford's records of the regimental mess of which he was in charge, carbons of letter to his Commanding Officer and to C.F.G. Masterman. Also a carbon of the poem "Clair de lune" which was published in "On Heaven and Other Poems," 1918.
Box 2 Folder 8
TM [Article on the young American mid-western writers]
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Carbon fragment, third page of a draft of an article or book on the subject of the crop of American writers coming out of the mid-west, specifically Chicago. With some corrections.
Box 2 Folder 9
TM [Article on wine]
 [n.d.]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon fragment of pages 9-11 of one of Ford's many articles on wine. Probably one of the first articles which was published. With some corrections.
Box 2 Folder 10
AM "As a wounded hart ..."]
 July 23, 1892
7 leaves
Scope and Contents
An early meditation on youthful love and a description of a summer excursion with the then Elsie Martindale. A 16 line poem is on the last page: "On Taplow lock the sun shines down ..."
Box 2 Folder 11
TM "As Thy Day"
 [1934]
331 leaves
Scope and Contents
Title when published became "Henry for Hugh". A few holograph corrections.
Box 2 Folder 12
TM "At the Caveau Roughe"
 [1931-1936]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Draft. Title variant: "L'Interprete - au Caveau Rouge." Includes original and carbon copy of poem, with variant versions of subsection "Sonnet de Ronssard" and "Plaisir d'Amour." See Harvey A76 for notes on the textual changes occurring between this poem's publication in the 1931 "New English Poems" and as the V poem in "Buckshee" of the 1936 "Collected Poems."
Box 2 Folder 13
A & TM "At the Fairing"
 [pre-1904]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Poem. Three versions: 2 typescript, one of which is titled "The Humble Chapman cries his wares at a Fairing" a third in Ford's hand. Apparently unpublished.
Box 2 Folder 14
TM "The Athens of the South"
 [1937-1938?]
10 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon copy of article on Nashville, Tenn. Identified by a note in Janice Biala's hand as having been published in "Vogue"; not in Harvey.
Box 2 Folder 15
TM [Autobiographical entry for inclusion in Georges Schrieber's "Portraits and Self Portraits"]
 [1936]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon copy of a brief and witty summation of the author's life; written in Paris.
Box 2 Folder 16
TM [Autobiographical information]
 [193-?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon copy of draft [?] of a summary of Ford's literary life, written in the third-person. Includes references to Ford Madox Brown and Joseph Conrad as well as the publication history and reception of the author's writings.
Box 2 Folder 17
TM [Autocriticism concerning "The Rash Act"]
 [1933]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Draft of an article by Ford commenting upon his novel "The Rash Act", with holograph corrections in the author's hand. Published in "Week-end Review", Sept. 9, 1933.
Box 2 Folder 17.5
TM "Auto-plagiarism"
 [after 1927]
11 leaves
Scope and Contents
An article, detailing a minor scandal concerning two works by Conrad: "The Sisters, and Unfinished Story" and "The Arrow of Gold". Includes a synopsis of "The English Novel" for Lippincott's "The One Hour Series", which was published in 1929, and a list of books of collected poems by Ford.
Box 2 Folder 18
A & TM "Autumn"
 [1894-1896]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
A musical composition, the lyrics of which are typed in full on the first page.
B-D
Box 3 Folder 1
AM ["Bodurdoe and Gunter"]
 [1891-1895]
39 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragment. Possibly written in London, short story or part of a novel, probably unpublished. Not found in Harvey.
Box 3 Folder 2
AM "Books for Exchange II"
 [after 1899]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragment [?] of short essays on Turgenev's [Turgeniev] "Sportsman's sketches".
Box 3 Folder 3
[Book on travel and authors}
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Beginning pages of book. Dedication (to Olivia Shakespeare) and Table of Contents I Ch. II - Italy, Ch. IV - J.M. Whistler, Ch. VII - Burne Jones, Ch. IX - D.M. Rossetti) of an unpublished book.
Box 3 Folder 4
TM "Buckshee"
 [1931?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Fragment. Poem I. ("Aitchka") of the "Buckshee" sequence.
Box 3 Folder 4.1
TM "Cambridge on the Caboodle"
 [after 1927]
9 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon of a review of E.M. Forster's "Aspects of the Novel", with revisions apparently in Ford's hand.
Box 3 Folder 4.2
TM "The Case of Elizabeth Canning"
 [n.d.]
32 leaves
Scope and Contents
Written in Sussex, a retelling of an important eighteenth-century court case. The particulars of the story are taken from "The Trial of Elizabeth Canning, Spinster for Wilful & Corrupt Perjury...Monday the 29th of April to Wednesday the 8th of May 1754" from "The 1766 Edition of State Trials". With revisions in Ford's hand.
Box 3 Folder 5
AM "The Castle in Spain"
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Poem, which appeared in different forms as "Castles in the Fog" in the "Daily Mail Books suppl.", Jan. 19, 1907, and as "Finchley Road" in "Songs from London", 1910. Harvey Ciii (4a)
Box 3 Folder 6
TM [Champetre] "Aichka Apificata
 [1931-1936]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Draft of variant text of Poem VI of the "Buckshee" sequence.
Box 3 Folder 7
TM "Children's Song"
 [1901-1904?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Incomplete poem. Harvey CIII (3)k; published in "The Face of Night"
Processing Information
Removed and filed in box 15, folder 29, with "Poems and Little Plays"
Box 3 Folder 8
AMS "Chinese Music"
 [1894-1896]
16 leaves
Scope and Contents
Written in Kent, two versions of an essay on Chinese music, one in Ford's hand (7 leaves), and one in Elsie Martindale Hueffer's hand (12 leaves + folder) Apparently unpublished.
Box 3 Folder 8.3
TM "Citizen or Subject"
 [n.d.]
12 leaves + folder
Scope and Contents
Article on American and British notions of citizenry and justice. Enclosed in a folder from the Article Department, Brandt & Brandt, New York, and with revisions apparently in Ford's hand.
Box 3 Folder 9
TM "Citizen or subject: Why I shall never become an American citizen"
 [[1927?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon of an incomplete typescript, possibly a variant of Ford's published article of the same title.
Box 3 Folder 10
Clippings concerning personal life
 [1924?-1927?]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
Press clippings from the "Chicago Tribune" 91924, 1927), the "New York Herald" (1926, the "New York World" (192-?), and another unspecified New York publication (1930?) concerning Ford.
Box 3 Folder 11
AM ["Club Night"]
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Poem, which appeared in a slightly different form in "Songs from London", 1910.
Box 3 Folder 12
AM/TM "Coda"
 [1931?]
13 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragments and drafts of "Coda" from the "Buckshee" sequence. Page 23 is written on verso of TLS to Ford from Theodor Bosanquet [?] ("Time and Tide"), April 14, 1936.
Box 3 Folder 13
TM "Coda"
 [1931-1936]
14 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragments and drafts of "Coda" of the "Buckshee" sequence.
Box 3 Folder 14
TM "Coda"
 [1936?]
7 leaves
Scope and Contents
Clean typescript of the text as published.
Box 3 Folder 15
"Collected Poems" galley proofs
 1936
109 leaves
Scope and Contents
Printed proofs of Ford's "Collected Poems", published by Oxford University Press, New York.
Box 3 Folder 16
TM "The Colonel's Shoes"
 [after 1917?]
16 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon of the short story. Title page marked: The Northern Newspaper Syndicate, Kendal. No. ""U" 29 Short Story.
Box 3 Folder 17
"The Colonel's Shoes" news clipping.
 [Jan. 11, 1920?]
1 leaf + 2 photocopies
Scope and Contents
Newspaper clipping of short story. Published in "Reynold's Illustrated Newspaper"
Box 3 Folder 18
TM {Compagnie Transatlantique] "Anitchka Anadyomene"
 [1931-1936?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Variant text of Poem II of the "Buckshee" sequence.
Box 3 Folder 19
AMS "Conceits"
 [1893]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Poem, later published in "The Questions at the Well", part II, in 1893. Signed with Ford's initials.
Box 3 Folder 19.5
TM "Creative History and Historical Sense"
 [after 1903]
20 leaves
Scope and Contents
Apparently unpublished article on critical debate sparked by A.F. Pollard's book "Henry VIII". Includes references to Professor Goldwin Smith's review of the book. With revisions by Ford.
Box 3 Folder 20
AMS ["Critique of a writing by Miss Black"]
 [1894?-1900?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Fragment of a critique of a book by Miss Black.
Box 3 Folder 21
AM "The Dark Forest. Part II"
 [1911?]
173 leaves
Scope and Contents
Written perhaps in collaboration with Violet Hunt, the manuscript is a part of the later published "The New Humpty-Dumpty", 1912. It is mostly writtne in unidentified hand and some pages are typed. Pages 192-205 are in Hunt's hand, and pages 205-206 are in Ford's. The exterior folder has "Ford Madox Hueffer, 17th February, 1911, Geissen" written on it. Title page of manuscript reads: "in the property of F. B. Pinker, Talbot House, Arundel Street, London W.C." Harvey Civ (5)
Box 3 Folder 22
AM "A Day of Battle"
 Sept. 15, 1916
11 leaves
Scope and Contents
Perhaps meant to be part of a larger work, the sub-heading includes the numeral I and the subtitle "Arms and the Mind". Top right corner of title page scribed: "Written on the Ypres Salient: 15th Sep., 1916". Signature at the bottom of the last page reads "Miles Ignotus". See also Ford's essay "War--the Mind."
Box 3 Folder 23
TM "Death with Dishonour"
 Sept. 9, 1938
9 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragment draft recording Ford's reaction to the Munich conference, especially the role of Britain. With holographic changes; unpublished.
Box 3 Folder 24
AM "Death with Dishonour"
 Aug. 30, 1908
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Earlier fragment draft of Ford's thoughts about the Munich conference.
Box 3 Folder 24.5
TM "Demigods"
 [n.d.]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
Original title "Beau Sabreur" crossed out and new title penciled in, this document is a synopsis of Ford's novel "A Little Less than Gods", written in 1928.
Box 3 Folder 25
AM/TM ["Destiny's Role Given Koehler"]
 [Jan. 1935]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Report from the Hauptmann-Lindbergh kidnapping trial, later published in the "New York World-Telegram" on January 20, 1935.
Box 3 Folder 26
TM ["Dinner with Turbot"] "The Pensive Epicurean"
 [1939]
22 leaves
Scope and Contents
Later published in "Vogue", September 15, 1939, the original title is "The Pensive Epicurean". Some holograph corrections made to draft, with a page of dictated copy by hand of Janice Biala.
Box 3 Folder 27
TM & AM [Draft of chain letter...peace...sketch]
 [193-?]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon drafts of a chain letter intended as a protest against the effect of war on "intellectual workers," with an accompanying sketch signed by Ford.
Box 3 Folder 28
AMS "The Dream Hunt"
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
A slightly different version of the poem which later appeared in "Songs from London", 1910, with a fragment from another poem at the bottom of the page.
E-G
Box 4 Folder 1
AM ["Edith]
 [1890-1894?]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragments of 2 chapters of a novel: chapter 1 with the epigraph "Quein se casa por amores/ Ha de vivir con dolores." Chapter II with, "Er war ein alter Konig/ Sein Herz war schwer, sein Haupt war grau." Perhpas from "The Shifting of the Fire."
Box 4 Folder 2
AM Eight untitled poems
 [n.d.]
13 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragments of early poems; some with corrections and some with several versions; probably none published.
Box 4 Folder 3
AMS "Elspeth"
 May 1891
30 leaves (55 numbered pages)
Scope and Contents
Short story in 4 chapters, probably unpublished.
Box 4 Folder 4
TM "The English Novel; Author's apology to Hugh Walpole"
 [Jan. 1930]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Dedicatory letter to Hugh Walpole, acknowledging his role in Ford's decision to publish "The English Novel". With Ford's corrections.
Box 4 Folder 5
TM "Enigma"
 [1920-1923]
11 leaves with folder
Scope and Contents
Unpublished manuscript of a short story with a few corrections. Title page on "Coopers-Bedham-Fittleworth-Sussex" stationary, which according to Harvey, would date the manuscript between 1920 and 1923.
Box 4 Folder 6
TM [Ford's entry for Who's Who in Literature]
 [1921?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Entry form of the Literary Year Book Press.
Box 4 Folder 6.1
TM "Epilogue"
 [n.d.]
11 leaves
Scope and Contents
Two versions of manuscript about WWI, one 8 pages; the other 3 pages.
Box 4 Folder 6.2
TM "The Escape: a One Act Drama"
 [n.d.]
8 leaves
Scope and Contents
A single act drama, concerning a married couple and infidelity.
Box 4 Folder 7
TMS"Every Man: a Sequence"
 [n.d.]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
Two versions of a poem: 4 leaves of typescript, and 2 leaves of holograph comprising four of the typed poems in another form. Appears in "Songs from London", 1910.
Box 4 Folder 8
TM "The Exile"
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Poem, published with minor differences in "High Germany", 1912.
Box 4 Folder 9
TM [On Ezra Pound-Canto IX]
 [1932]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
A draft of Ford's chapter in "Ezra Pound: Some Testimonials by Ernest Hemingway, Ford Madox Ford, T.S. Eliot, Hugh Walpole, Archibald MacLeish, James Joyce and Others". With holograph additions and corrections.
Box 4 Folder 10
AM "Faith and Hope, Being part of a double-Trilogy in Park & Parlour
 [1890-1893]
15 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragment of poem, includes I (1) Faith in the Park; I (2) Faith in the Parlour; II (1) Hope in the Park. Published in "The Questions at the Well", 1893.
Box 4 Folder 11
TM "The Feather"
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Poem, published with slight differences in "High Germany", 1912.
Box 4 Folder 12
TM "Felo de Se"
 [pre-1904]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Poem, another version of "The Ballad of a Suicide"; unpublished in this form.
Box 7 Folder 1
AM & TM "The Fifth Queen", Part I-II
 [1904?]
400 leaves
Scope and Contents
Holograph and typewritten versions, with corrections, of the first two parts of Ford's novel, which was published in 1906. Ford's address on the title page of the hand written version of Part II dates at least that part as 1904.
Box 7 Folder 2
AM "The Fifth Queen", Part III
 [1904?]
68 leaves
Scope and Contents
Third part of Ford's novel, with corrections.
Box 7 Folder 3
AM "The Fifth Queen Shewn"
 [1904-06?]
159 leaves
Scope and Contents
Complete holograph manuscript, parts I, II, III of Ford's novel, later published under the title "Privy Seal" in 1907.
Box 4 Folder 13
AM "First Lecture"
 [after 1924]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragments of notes for an unidentified lecture on Writing and book selling; probably in Ford's hand. Harvey notes: "Probably delivered after 1924 to an American audience. (Harvey Cvi6)
Box 4 Folder 14
[Five Sons]
 [1901-1903?]
9 leaves
Scope and Contents
Musical compositions in German and French: "An deinen Blauen Augen," "Esliebt sich so lieblich in Lenze," "Herbst Lied," "Adieu de ceux qui s'en vont sur mer," "Si le Roi m'avoit donne," listed on title page.
Box 4 Folder 15
TM [Fleuve Profond] "Nuitee a l'Americaine"
 [1931-1936]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Draft of varian fragments of Poem III of the "Buckshee" sequence.
Box 4 Folder 16
A & TM "Footsloggers"
 1916?]
8 leaves
Scope and Contents
Poem, written on stationary of the 3rd Battalion of the Welch Regiment, "REDCAR." Later published in "On Heaven". 6 leaves of typescript with some corrections; 2 leaves written, probably not in Ford's hand.
Box 4 Folder 17
AM "For Democracy"
 [pre 1894?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Poem, probably unpublished.
Ford Madox Brown
Box 4 Folder 18
"Ford Madox Brown" galley proof
 [1897?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Introduction to a catalogue for an exhibition of Ford Madox Brown's paintings at Grafton Galleries.
Box 5 Folder 1
AM "Ford Madox Brown: A Record of his Life and Work"
 [1895?]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Draft of outline of Ford Madox Brown's life, divided into 4 periods (1821-50, 1851-65, 1866-78, 1879-93).
Box 5 Folder 2
AM "Ford Madox Brown Outline"
 [1895?]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Outline of the biography of Ford Madox Brown, including Part I, Ch.1-5; Part II, ch.6-8 and ch. 17-18. Material organized by date with hypothetical chapter numbers and headings.
Box 5 Folder 3
AM "Ford Madox Brown; A Record of his Life and Work" Version A, Part I, ch.1
 [1895?]
13 leaves
Scope and Contents
First version of Part I, Chap. I of Ford's biography of his grandfather, mostly in the hand of Elsie Martindale Hueffer. With editorial notes by William Michael Rossetti on front and verso of 6 pages.
Box 5 Folder 4
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version A, Part I, ch.2
 [1895?]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragment of text of first version of Part I, Chap. II of Fords biography.
Box 5 Folder 5
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version A, Part I, ch. 3
 [1895?]
20 leaves
Scope and Contents
First version of Part I, Chap. III, Paris 1840-44 of biography, edited and anotated by William Michael Rossetti.
Box 5 Folder 6
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version A, Part I, ch. 4
 [1895]
11 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete text of first version of Part I, Chap. IV of Ford's biography, edited and annotated by William Michael Rossetti.
Box 5 Folder 7
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version A, Part I, ch. 5
 [1895]
22 leaves
Scope and Contents
First version of Part I, Chap. V of Ford's biography, edited and annotated by William Michael Rossetti
Box 5 Folder 8
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version A, Part I, ch. 6
 [1895]
16 leaves
Scope and Contents
First version of Part I, Chap. VI of Ford's biography, edited and annotated by William Michael Rossetti
Box 5 Folder 9
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version A, Part I, ch. 8
 [1895]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
First version of Part I, Chap. VIII (1850-51) of Ford's biography, edited and annotated by William Michael Rossetti. Original title "Book II, Chapter 1 1850"
Box 5 Folder 10
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version A, Part II, ch. I
 [1895]
24 leaves
Scope and Contents
First version of Part II, Chap. 1 (1852) of Ford's biography, edited and annotated by William Michael Rossetti.
Box 5 Folder 11
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version A, Part II, ch. 2
 [1895]
10 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete first version of Part II, Chap. II of Ford's biography, edited and annotated by William Michael Rossetti
Box 5 Folder 12
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version A, Part II, ch. 3
 [1895]
11 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete first version of Part II, Chap. III (1856) of Ford's biography, edited and annotated by William Michael Rossetti.
Box 5 Folder 13
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version A, Part II, ch. 4
 [1895]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete first version of Part II, Chap. IV (1857-58) of Ford's biography, edited and annotated by William Michael Rossetti
Box 5 Folder 14
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version A, Part II, ch. 7
 [1895]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete first version of Part II, Chap. VII (The Piccadilly Exhibition) of Ford's biography, edited and annotated by William Michael Rossetti
Box 5 Folder 15
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version A, Part II, ch. 6
 [1895]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete first version of Part II, Chap. VI (1864) of Ford's biography, edited and annotated by William Michael Rossetti
Box 5 Folder 16
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version A, Part III, ch. 5
 [1895]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Incomplete first version of Part III, Chap. V (M.B.'s pictures from 1866-78) of Ford's biography.
Box 5 Folder 17
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version A, Part III, ch. 7
 [1895]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Incomplete first version of Part III, Chap. 7 (1888) of Ford's biography abbitated by William Michael Rossetti.
Box 5 Folder 18
TM "Ford Madox Brown" Version A, Final chapter
 [1895]
8 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete first version of final chapter of Ford's biography. Text corresponds roughly to p. 398ff. of printed biography.
Box 5 Folder 19
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version B, part I, ch. 1-5
 [1895]
124 leaves
Scope and Contents
First 5 chapters of second version of Ford's biography: Chapter 1. Parentage. 1755-1821 [16 leaves]; Chapter 2. Early Recollections & Student Life. 1821 [3 leaves]; Chapter 3. Paris. 1840-1844 [36 leaves]; Chapter 4. 1846-1849 [2o leaves; Chapter 5. 1850-51 [21 leaves] Portions of document in the hand of Elsie Martindale Hueffer and some typewritten quotes. Annotated by William Michael Rossetti.
Box 5 Folder 20
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version B, Part II, ch. 6-8
 [1895]
132 leaves
Scope and Contents
Chapters 6-8 (1852-65) of second version of Ford's biography: Chapter 6. 1852-55 [42 leaves; Chapter 7. 1856 [59 leaves; Chapter 8. 1857-58 [3 leaves]. Portions of the manuscript in the hand of Elsie Martindale Hueffer, some pages in an unidentified hand and some typewritten quotes. Annotated by William Michael Rossetti.
Box 5 Folder 21
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version B, Part II, ch. 9-10
 [1895]
97 leaves
Scope and Contents
Chapters 9-10 (II) of the second version of Ford's biography: Chapter 9. 1859-60 [32 leaves]; Chapter 10. 1862-65 [65 leaves] Portions of the manuscript in the hand of Elsie Martindale Hueffer, some pages in an unidentified hand and some typewritten quotes. Annotated by William Michael Rossetti..
Box 6 Folder 1
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version B, part III, ch. 11-13
 [1895]
101 leaves
Scope and Contents
Second version, Part III, Chapters 11-13 of Ford's biography: Chapter 11. 1866-68 [27 leaves]; Chapter 12. 1869-1871 [36 leaves]; Chapter 13. 1872-74 [38 leaves] Annotated by William Michael Rossetti.
Box 6 Folder 2
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version B, part III, ch. 14-16
 [1895]
Scope and Contents
Second version, Part III, Chapters 14-16 of Ford's biography: Chapter 14. 1875-78 [37 leaves]; Chapter 15. 1879-1881 [29 leaves]; Chapter 16. 1882-85 [23 leaves] Portions of the manuscript in the hand of Elsie Martindale Hueffer, some pages in an unidentified hand and some typewritten quotes. Annotated by William Michael Rossetti..
Box 6 Folder 3
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version B, part III, ch. 17-19
 [1895]
65 leaves
Scope and Contents
Second version, Part III, Chapters 17-19 of Ford's biography: Chapter 17. 1886-87 [14 leaves]; Chapter 18. 1888-1893 [14 leaves]; Chapter 19. Influences and Developments [37 leaves] Portions of the manuscript in the hand of Elsie Martindale Hueffer, some pages in an unidentified hand and some typewritten quotes. Annotated by William Michael Rossetti..
Box 6 Folder 4
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Appendix B, List of M.B.'s more important works
 [1895]
24 leaves
Scope and Contents
Chronological list of Brown's works up through 1865 (1866-1892 missing). Information includes: price, title and remarks, description, date and place of execution of exhibition, and owner.
Box 6 Folder 5
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Appendix C, Catalogue of M.B.'s designs for stained glass, executed by Morris & Co.
 [1895]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Chronological list of Brown's designs up through 1869 (1870-1874 missing).
Box 6 Folder 6
AM "Ford Madox Brown Index"
 [1895]
62 leaves
Scope and Contents
Contents include a General index [44 leaves]; Index of F. M.B's paintings, stapled [15 leaves]; and portraits [2 leaves] in the hand of Elsie Martindale Hueffer; and Index of illustrations [2 leaves]
Box 6 Folder 7
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Note to printer & proof of title page
 [1896]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Ford's note to the printer, suggesting that a chapter might be more efficiently presented as an appendix. Copy of the title page of the biography, with the author's suggestions written in ink.
Box 6 Folder 8
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Notes on F.M. B.'s paintings
 [1895]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
List of paintings and painters, subdivided into: Grand Style; Domestic subjects; and Landscape, French Art, and German Art with remarks interspersed.
Box 6 Folder 9
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Inventory of Correspondence. Packets A-X
 [1895]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
List of Brown's correspondence, with identifying notes and commentary by Ford.
Box 6 Folder 10
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Excerpts of F.M.B.'s correspondence, 1852-1857
 [1895]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
A list of important passages from letters sent and received by Brown. Excerpts used in chapters 6 and 7 of the biography.
Box 6 Folder 11
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Draft of Chapter 19
 [1895]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete version of Chapter 19 of Ford's biography, partly in the hand of Elsie Martindale Hueffer.
Box 6 Folder 12
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Miscellaneous manuscripts
 [1895]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
Notes and fragments related to Ford's biography, with 1 leaf extensively annotated by William Michael Rossetti.
Box 6 Folder 13
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version Note
 [1896-1898?]]
8 leaves
Scope and Contents
Draft of a note based on a paper delivered by Ford before the Art Workers Guild on the biography.
Box 6 Folder 14
AM "Ford Madox Brown" Version B Note
 [1896-1898?]
18 leaves
Scope and Contents
Second draft of a note based on a paper delivered by Ford before the Art Workers Guild on the biography with 2 leaves in the hand of Elsie Martindale Hueffer.
Box 4 Folder 18.4
"Ford Madox Ford"
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Small printed broadside, containing a brief biography and a portrait of Ford.
Box 4 Folder 18.5
AM Ford Madox Ford French Press Cuttings
 [after 1918]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
A list with brief descriptions of 37 cuttings about Ford in French newspapers.
Box 4 Folder 18.6
TM Ford Madox Ford Route
 Dec. 8-14, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Itinerary for a lecture tour; stops including Dartmouth and Williams College.
Box 4 Folder 18.7
TM "Ford Madox (Hueffer) Ford Obit"
 [1939]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Copy of obituary written by Ezra Pound, with some corrections.
Box 4 Folder 19
TM Foreword to "The English Review Book of Short Stories"
 [1932]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon copy of the foreword Ford wrote, "For the English Review", describing his earlier venture with the journal.
Box 4 Folder 20
TM "From Boston to Denver"
 [1937?-1938?]
19 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon copy of an "investigatory" essay on the American way of life, its great disparities of class and standards of living as well as its educational and political values; probably unpublished.
Box 4 Folder 21
Printed "Fun!--It's Heaven"
 Nov. 24, 1915
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Copy of published short story printed in "The Bystander". Set in WWI, with illustrations.
Box 4 Folder 22
TM/AM "Le Bon Soldat"
 [1916 or later]
36 leaves + 1 envelope
Scope and Contents
Fragmentary draft of the French translation of "The Good Soldier". Portions of the text include Chapters I-V. On last page is inscribed: "This is a specimen of the adaptation into French of the "Good Soldier" that I made in the line during and after the 1st battle of the Somme, July to Sept. 1916--For Francis [Cheny} with gratitude--from Ford Madox Ford, Clarksvill, Tenn., 4 July '27." Although Harvey (p.46) cites a remark made in "Return to Yesteryear" (p.410) that Ford had begun a French translation of the novel in 1916. The two typed leaves of the text appear on the verso of the letterhead stationary of "The Transatlantic Review", indication a later transcription of composition. 2 leaves typescript, 36 leaves in Ford's hand.
Box 4 Folder 22.5
"The Good Soldier" book jacket proof
 [1927]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Book jacket proof for "The Good Soldier" as published by Albert and Charles Boni.
Box 4 Folder 23
AMS "The Goose Girl"
 [pre-1900?]
7 leaves (11 pages)
Scope and Contents
Fords retelling of the fairytale, "The Goose Girl". Verso of title page contains a fragment of manuscript by Ford: "benevolent twinkle in his eyes, beaming through his glasses...."
Box 8 Folder 1
AM & TM "Great Trade Route" Text and Map
 [1937?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Had-drawn map of Ford's travel route, with carbon of the notes explaining the relation between the map and the volume.
Box 8 Folder 2
TM "Great Trade Route" Dedication
 [1937]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon draft of Ford's humorous dedication to Jean Nicolas Le Son, the son of one of the couples with whom he stayed during his travels.
Box 8 Folder 3
TM "Great Trade Route" Table of Drawings & Part I, Chapter I
 [1935?]
36 leaves
Scope and Contents
Table of Contents of drawings by Janice Biala, which were not printed. Typescript of Part I, Chapter 1, "Voyage Westward", includes some variants from printed text as well as a few corrections in Ford's hand.
Box 8 Folder 4
TM "Great Trade Route", Part I, Chapter II
 [1935?]
10 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part I, Chapter II, with a few changes made.
Box 8 Folder 5
TM "Great Trade Route", Part I, Chapter III
 [1935?]
16 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part I, Chapter III, "Voyage Outwards", with a few minor variations from printed text.
Box 8 Folder 6
TM "Great Trade Route", Part I, Chapter IV
 [1935?]
30 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part I, Chapter IV, "Voyage Outwards-Inwards". A few variants from printed text.
Box 8 Folder 7
TM "Great Trade Route", Part I, Chapter V
 [1935?]
21 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part I, Chapter V, "Interludes for Reflection, One. Societies of Nations"; a few variants, some corrections in Ford's hand, and some pagew which were cut in printed version.
Box 8 Folder 8
TM "Great Trade Route", Part I, Chapter VI
18 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part I, Chapter VI, "Interludes Two. Vestiges of Civilization"; two pages of printed text missing, some corrections in Ford's hand.
Box 8 Folder 9
TM "Great Trade Route", Part I, Chapter VII
 [1935?]
18 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part I, Chapter VII, "Last Interlude"; quite a bit of material cut from this text in the published volume, some corrections in Ford's hand.
Box 8 Folder 10
TM "Great Trade Route", Part II, Chapter I
 [1935?]
15 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part II, Chapter I, "Voyage South"; some material cut from printed text, and some printed text missing, corrections in Ford's hand. Includes title page for Part II.
Box 8 Folder 11
TM "Great Trade Route", Part II, Chapter II
 [1935?]
22 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript for Part II, Chapter II, "Voyage Southwards"; some corrections in Ford's hand.
Box 8 Folder 12
TM "Great Trade Route", Part II, Chapter III
 [1935?]
27 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part II, Chapter III, "Voyage Outward".
Box 8 Folder 13
TM "Great Trade Route", Part II, Chapter IV
 [1935?]
10 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part II, Chapter IV, "Voyage Soutward"; is imperfect, there being much missing, added and rearranged material, differing greatly from published text.
Box 8 Folder 14
TM "Great Trade Route", Part II, Chapter V
 [1935?]
16 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part II, Chapter V, "Voyage Outward"; some material cut from printed text, and some missing material
Box 8 Folder 15
TM "Great Trade Route", Part II, Chapter VI
 [1935?]
16 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part II, Chapter VI, "Voyage Sotwards"; some missing material.
Box 8 Folder 16
TM "Great Trade Route", Part II, Chapter VI [variant]
 [1935?]
13 leaves
Scope and Contents
Variant typescript of Part II, Chapter VI; incomplete, has some new subject matter and some corrections in Ford's hand.
Box 8 Folder 17
TM "Great Trade Route", Part III, Chapter I
 [1935?]
26 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part III, Chapter I, "Voyage Westwards"; part of the printed text missing.
Box 8 Folder 18
TM "Great Trade Route", Part III, Chapter II
 [1935?]
24 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part III, Chapter II, "Voyage Westwards".
Box 8 Folder 19
TM "Great Trade Route", Part III, Chapter III
30 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part III, Chapter III, "Voyage Westwards"; corrections in Ford's hand.
Box 8 Folder 20
TM "Great Trade Route", Part III, Chapter IV
 [1935?]
29 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part III, Chapter IV, "Voyage Westwards"; titled on document as Chapter III.
Box 8 Folder 21
TM "Great Trade Route", Part III, Chapter V
 [1935?]
21 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part III, Chapter V; corrections in Ford's hand; written in pencil at top of first page: "New Chapter III, iv."
Box 8 Folder 22
TM "Great Trade Route" Coda, Chapter I
 [1935?]
15 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Coda, Chapter I, "Towards Nowhere"; last 11 lines omitted from the printed text.
Box 8 Folder 23
TM "Great Trade Route" Coda, Chapter II
 [1935?]
24 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Coda, Chapter II, "To Malaga"; some material cut in printed text.
Box 8 Folder 24
TM "Great Trade Route" Coda, Chapter III
 [1935?]
20 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Coda, Chapter III, "To Nowhere"; final paragraph of book omitted here.
Box 8 Folder 25
Printed "Great Trade Route" Reviews
 [1937?]
30 + leaves
Scope and Contents
Group of printed clippings from newspaper and periodical reviews of Ford's work. Includes a Graham Greene (London Mercury) review.
Box 8 Folder 26
AM & TM Miscellaneous envelopes
 [1930-31]
21 envelopes
Scope and Contents
Series of envelopes, of varying shapes and sizes, sent from Ford in Paris to his erstwhile American agent Ruth Kerr in New York City.
Box 8 Folder 27
TM "Grumbles and Gingerbread"
 [1920's-1930's]
9 leaves
Scope and Contents
An article on the change in the appearance and atmosphere of New York City after the Stock Market collapsed. Apparently unpublished. Some holograph corrections and a folder indicating the former ownership of Ruth Kerr.
H-J
Box 9 Folder 1
TM "H.G."
 [n.d.]
21 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon typescript of an article on H. G. Wells, with some corrections in Ford's hand. One version appeared in the "American Mercury" (May 1936), and the other as a draft of chapter seven of "Portraits from Life".
Box 9 Folder 2
TM "Hands off the Arts"
 [1935]
19 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragment of a draft of an article on the role of propaganda in the Arts, with some corrections. Later published in the "American Mercury", April 1935.
Box 9 Folder 3
AM "The Heart of the Country"
 [1905-06?]
197 leaves
Scope and Contents
The complete holograph manuscript, with corrections in Ford's hand. This was published in 1906. (Harvey Cii(3)
Box 9 Folder 4
AM "He hath Outsoared the Darkness ..."
 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
A verse inscription for the funeral wreath od Dr. William Martindale: "He hath outsoared the darkness of our night/ Envy and heartache and all grief and pain/ And that unrest which men miscall delight/ Can touch him not and torture not again."
Box 9 Folder 5
AM "Hedging. A Farcially Fantastic Tragedy"
 [pre-1900?]
13 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragment of Act I, Scenes 1 & 2 of an apparently unpublished drama, set "some years hence, in & about London."
Box 9 Folder 6
AMS " Henry for Hugh"
 [1933]
117 leaves
Scope and Contents
Holograph text with corrections and additions of the novel published by Lippincott in 1934; forms a sequel to "The Rash Act."
Box 9 Folder 7
Printed "Henry for Hugh" Reviews
 [1934]
4 items
Scope and Contents
Four reviews of Ford's novel, by Iris Barry, Caroline Gordon, William Rose Benet, and an unsigned review that appeared in "The American Mercury."
Box 9 Folder 8
TM "Historians' Methods"
 [1901?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of an apparently unpublished article on the methodological struggles between "Literary Historians" and "Scientific Historians".
Box 10 Folder 1
TM "A History of Our Own Times" Synopsis
 [1929-1932]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
A carbon typescript synopsis of Ford's unpublished history, which he began working on in 1929 and for which he sought a publisher throughout the 1930's. With a correction apparently in Ford's hand and signed in pencil.
Box 10 Folder 2
TM "A History of Our Own Times" Note
 [1929-1932]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Two typescript copies of an Author's note intended for Ford's unpublished history.
Box 10 Folder 3
TM "A History of Our Own Times" Preface to Volume One (1870-18950
 [1929?-1930?]
19 leaves
Scope and Contents
A fragment of a copy of typescript composed of the first part of Ford's preface, dated "New York 3d August 1929" and with two of those pages being heavily corrected variants of an earlier draft. Two copies of two single-space typescript pages compose the second part, dated "Ballancourt 27 July 1930".
Box 10 Folder 4
TM & AMS "A History of Our Own Times" Vol. I, Chap. I-III and Author's Note
 [1929-1932]
95 leaves
Scope and Contents
Volume I, Chapters I-III of Ford's unpublished history, with many holograph additions and corrections. Leaves are numbered sequentially, with a gap between II. 3-28, but the sense of the text is unaltered. Also includes an incomplete and heavily corrected autographed copy of the "Author's Note" and title page in Ford's hand.
Box 10 Folder 5
TM "A History of Our Own Times" Vol. I, Chap. IV-VI
 [1929-1932]
88 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Volume I, Chapters IV-VI of Ford's unpublished history. With many holograph additions and corrections.
Box 10 Folder 6
TM & AMS "A History of Our Own Times" Vol. I, Chap. VI-VIII
 [1929-1932]
145 leaves
Scope and Contents
Volume I, Chapters VII-VIII of Ford's unpublished history. With many holograph additions and corrections. Leaves numbered sequentially, with the insertion of pages 198-198 after page 241 and with a gap between II. 262-301, but the sense of the text is unaltered. Final page is dated from Toulon, Sept. 19, 1932.
Box 10 Folder 7
TM "A History of Our Own Times" Vol. I, Chap. I-III
 [1929-1932]
124 leaves
Scope and Contents
Copy of Volume I, Chapters I-III of Ford's unpublished history, belonging to Ford's agent, Ruth Kerr. With minor correction and an extra carbon typescript of Chapter III.
Box 10 Folder 8
TM "A History of Our Own Times" Vol. I, Chap. IV
 [1929-1932]
51 leaves
Scope and Contents
Copy of Volume I, Chapter IV of Ford's unpublished history, belonging to Ford's agent, Ruth Kerr; with minor corrections.
Box 10 Folder 9
TM "A History of Our Own Times" Vol. I, Chap. VIII
 [1929-1932]
97 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon typescript of Volume I, Chapter VIII and conclusion of Ford's unpublished history. With minor corrections, dated from New York, July 1st, 1929 and Ballancourt July 14th 1930.
Box 10 Folder 10
TM "A History of Our Own Times" Folders
 [1929-1932]
8 items
Scope and Contents
Reddish-orange dividers and folders for "A History of Our Own Times," with pasted tabs indicating title, volume, and chapter as well as the name and address of Ford's agent, Ruth Kerr.
Box 10 Folder 11
TM "Chances of War Today"; "A History of Our Own Times" Drafts
 [1934-1939?]
10 leaves
Scope and Contents
Two drafts of a fragment titled "Chance of War Today"; the typescript of 10 leaves with corrections and manuscript Addition in Ford's hand; the carbon draft of 17 leaves with a note in the hand of Janice Biala dating the manuscript from 1938-1939, although the manuscript most likely dated from 1934-1935.
Box 9 Folder 8.5
TM "Honoria Mary Lelage"
 [n.d.]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragments of drafts of three states of the text which begins on p. 4 of the complete typescript; one with some corrections.
Box 9 Folder 9
TM "Honoria Mary Lelage"
 [n.d.]
32 leaves + folder
Scope and Contents
Uncorrected typescript of an unpublished short story. Harvey Civ(10). A letter from Brandt & Brandt (TLS to Ford, March 11, 1930) tells of unsuccessful efforts to have the story published in a periodical.
Box 9 Folder 10
AMS "Hope"
 [1894?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Holograph poem, divided into three parts.
Box 9 Folder 11
AM & TM "A House"
 May 6, 1920
45 leaves
Scope and Contents
Two versions of a poetic play, holograph version, 24 leaves with corrections; final typescript, 17 leaves. Includes an illustrated title page and an inscription: "For my dear Stella. First draft finished 5/6/20, Final copy 10/6/20." The play first appeared in "Poetry", March 1921, where it won the prize of the year. Harvey Ciii(10).
Box 9 Folder 12
AM "The House of Hohenfelsen: A Drama in Three Acts by F. M. H."
 [n.d.]
84 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript of an early three act drama, set in the royal court of Saeuerland, with minor corrections. (Harvey Cv(1).
Box 9 Folder 13
AMS "Idylls and Ideals - Being Five Prose Idylls"
 [1893-1894]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Title page, preface and incomplete table of contents of a manuscript of five poems, signed under pseudonym "Eff Aitch-Emm." With an inscription: "To Mr. Ford Madox Brown, this little book is gratefully dedicated by the author."
Box 9 Folder 14
AMS "Idylls and Ideals I: An Idyll of the Spessart-[wald]"
 [1893-1894]
25 leaves
Scope and Contents
The first of five idylls, signed Ford H. M. Hueffer. A complete copy with minor corrections and a draft of p.2.
Box 9 Folder 15
AM "Idylls and Ideals II: An Idyll of a Fatal Ideal?"
 [1893-1894]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete fragment of what is probably the second idyll. Leaves numbered 25 through 28.
Box 9 Folder 16
AM "Idylls and Ideals III: The Idyllic Courtship of Coytmore"
 [1893-1894]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
The third idyll, also titled "Coytmore'ss Courtship," with a note in Ford's hand on the first page: "I might rewrite this. Th style of English is a failure."
Box 9 Folder 17
AM "Idylls and Ideals V: The Idyll of an Old Pierhead"
 [1893-1894]
24 leaves
Scope and Contents
Probably a fragment of the fifth idyll, but at least a part (p. 6-52) also has been identified as a fragment of a version of "Elspeth".
Box 9 Folder 18
TM "Immortality: An Elegy on a Great Poet Dying Abroad"
 June 1920
10 leaves
Scope and Contents
A Typescript (7 leaves) and proofs (3 leaves) of a poem, which appeared in Hold Monro's "Chapbook", 1920. Harvey CIII(9)
Box 9 Folder 18.5
Printed "Immortality" [The Chapbook}
 July 1920
1 page (p.20)
Scope and Contents
Volume of "The Chapbook" (No. 13, Vol. III, July 1920), which includes Ford's poem "Immortality".
Box 9 Folder 19
AM "Im Wunderschonen Monat Mai"
 [1901-1903]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
A pair of musical compositions, which also includes "Thou art to all Lost [love] tje Bes." dated 1895; with title page in the hand of Elsie Martindale Hueffer.
Box 9 Folder 20
AMS "In Autumn, the Fall of the Leaf!"
 [[1893?]
9 leaves
Scope and Contents
A holography essay on Tennyson on the occasion of his death, intended for publication in "The Speaker." The first draft of the same essay was titled simply "Tennyson."
Box 9 Folder 21
TM "In High Germany ["Autumn Evening"]
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Typescript of poem, later published in the volume "High Germany" with slight changes as "Autumn Evening". Harvey Ciii(5)
Box 9 Folder 22
TM "In Praise of Garlic"
 [Aug., 1937?]
7 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragment of a draft of essay, with holograph corrections. Article appeared in "Harper's Bazaar" in August, 1937.
Box 9 Folder 23
AM ["In the Stone Jug"]
 [1909?]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Four holograph versions of a poem, each differing from the other (one with the variant title "Song before Suicide") and from the final version which appeared in "Songs from London", 1910. Harvey Ciii(4e).
Box 9 Folder 24
TM "In the Train"
 [1912?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Uncorrected typescript of a poem published with minor changes in "High Germany, 1912. Harvey Ciii(5)
Box 9 Folder 25
TM "The Inheritors"
 [1927-28?]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragment of incomplete typescript of an earlier version of the first chapter of "A Conrad Memorial Library: The Collection of George T. Keating", 1929, in which Ford Describes the collaboration between Conrad and himself. Harvey Cii(23)
Box 9 Folder 26
AM "The Inheritors"
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Fragment of three quotations from the novel in Ford's hand, perhaps notes or early passages.
Box 9 Folder 27
AM ["Introduction to Joseph Conrad's The Sisters"]
 [1927-1928?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Fragment of what later became Ford's preface to Conrad's story. "The Sisters" appeared in "Bookman", January 1928. Harvey Cii(19)
Box 9 Folder 27.5
TM "Inventory"
 [n.d.]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of poem which appears to be a later version of the poem titled "An Inventory: With a second and third copy.
Box 9 Folder 28
TM "An Inventory"
 [n.d.]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Early typescript version of a poem with the second section included in triplicate. Harvey Cvii(2)
Box 9 Folder 28.5
TM "An Inventory [revised]
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Early typescript version of a poem, with revisions apparently in Ford's hand.
Box 9 Folder 29
Printed "It Was the Nightingale" Reviews
 [1934]
3 items
Scope and Contents
Review and copy from the "Morning Post" (Mary 28, 1934) and a notice from the "Daily Telegraph".
Box 9 Folder 30
AM "It was towards Eleven...."
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
A fragment of an unknown text, the first sentence being: "It was towards eleven of one of those August days, when, in the neighborhood of Mark Lane...coats come off in inner offices and the distant forgotten fields call insistently."
Box 9 Folder 31
TM "Just People"
 [April 1930]
23 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript with sections titled "The Waiter", "The Violinist and the Hotelkeeper", and "Two Very Worried Gentlemen"; with revisions apparently in Ford's hand. Plus a folder from Brandt & Kirkpatrick on which is written "Unpublished, April 1930."
K-M
Box 11 Folder 1
AM "Katherine Howard"
 [1901-1904]
10 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete holograph of a blank verse play which was probably originally collected in "Poems & Little Plays", but never published in "The Face of the Night" or elsewhere. Harvey Cv(2)
Box 11 Folder 2
AM "Katherine Howard"
 [n.d.]
111 leaves
Scope and Contents
A holograph manuscript that is slightly out of order, but appears to have nearly complete sections of all excepting Act I. There is much revision, and variant pages of this unpublished play. Harvey Cv(3)
Box 11 Folder 3
TM "Katherine Howard"
 [n.d.]
95 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of an unpublished play in four acts, with minor corrections and with a holograph inscription of the first leaf: "Author's Note - This is really a superior play in the Elizabethan model: It contains two mad scenes & one Beef Eater! Likewise one lyric & one speech about Divinity of Kings, & one wooden heroine; one scene of comic relief & etc." In addition to one complete version, this manuscript includes 12 random leaves from a different version. Harvey Cv(3)
Box 11 Folder 4
AM "King Cophetua's Wooing: A Song Drama in One Act"
 [1898-1900]
15 leaves
Scope and Contents
Dramatic poem first published in "Poems for Pictures", 1900. Harvey Ciii(i)
Box 11 Folder 5
AM "King Cophetua's Wooing: A Song Drama [Musical Composition]
 [1901-1903]
34 leaves
Scope and Contents
Musical composition; in paper wrappers with "Cophetua's Wooing. A Song Drama. Winchelsea after 1901" written on front wrapper in Elsie Martindale Hueffer's hand.
Box 11 Folder 6
AM "Ladies Whose Bright Eyes"
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
A single page fragment, containing a quote either from "Ladies Whose Bright Eyes" or "The Young Lovell."
Box 11 Folder 7
TM "Ladies Whose Bright Eyes" Cast of Characters
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
A descriptive list of the characters in Ford's novel, most probably for the American edition of 1935. A note in the top right corner reads: "This is a new edition of an old book out of print, first published in England in 1912."
Box 11 Folder 8
TMS "Ladies Whose Bright Eyes"
 [March 1932]
12 leaves
Scope and Contents
Pages 1-4 and 343-344, 347-363 torn from the 1911 London edition of this novel. With an inscription to Janice Biala in Ford's hand, dated from Toulon, March '32, with anew opening paragraph typed on first page, and with holograph revisions throughout. These revisions appeared in the 1935 American reprint of "Ladies Whose Bright Eyes".
Box 11 Folder 8.5
AM "Ladies Whose Bright Eyes" Jacket Design
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Ink and gouache jacket design.
Box 11 Folder 9
Printed "Ladies Whose Bright Eyes" Reviews
 [1935]
3 items
Scope and Contents
Reviews of the 1935 American edition of this novel. One by Isabel Paterson of the "New York Herald Tribune" (May 26, 1935), one by Lewis Gannett, and one by Peter Monro Jack of the "New York Times Book Review" (May 19, 1935).
Box 11 Folder 10
AM "The Land of Song: A Phantasy"
 [1894-1896]
65 leaves
Scope and Contents
An unpublished story in four parts, set in the Viking era. Possibly in the hand of Elsie Martindale Hueffer. Harvey Civ(1)
Box 11 Folder 11
TM "Last Nickels"
 [193-?]
14 leaves
Scope and Contents
An unpublished short story about a conversation between two women at a Writers' Club, a story idea, and the shoe trade.
Box 11 Folder 12
TM "The Last Post"
 [n.d.]
47 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragments of carbon copy of several versions of passages which appear between pages 183-234 of the first American edition of "The Last Post". Part of Harvey Ci(15)
Box 11 Folder 13
TM" Last Works About Edward VIII"
 Dec. 1936
35 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript with copy plus variant of a radio address given in New York on December 7, 1936. Expanded version perhaps intended for publication.
Box 11 Folder 14
AM "Lausanias & Glaucus"
 [1891-1894?]
48 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragment of unpublished manuscript missing pages 1-17, with page 18 beginning with "But to me to hunger is worse than to die."
Box 11 Folder 15
TM Lecture delivered at Sacre du Printemps
 1925
25 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of a lecture given by Ford, dated from "Paris, June' 25," with some holograph corrections. Similar to his preface to "Transatlantic Tales". Harvey Cvi(5)
Box 11 Folder 16
AM Lecture delivered at University College, London
 [1919-1923?]
33 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript of lecture given by Ford, addressed to a group of young ladies on the subject of the "literary life". In Ford's hand as well as the hand of an unidentified person. Harvey Cvi(4)
Box 11 Folder 17
M Lecture Notes
 Dec. 3, 1926
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
A photocopy of notes for an unidentified lecture, with three pages in typescript and two in an unidentified hand.
Box 11 Folder 18
AM Lecture on Writing
 [1922?]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete manuscript from an unidentified lecture on the "Literary life". Harvey Cvi(6)
Box 11 Folder 19
AMS "Letters in England"
 [1905-1908?]
27 leaves
Scope and Contents
Essay on literature in the form of a letter from "F.C. Pash" to Ford Madox Hueffer; With some corrections.
Box 11 Folder 20
TM "The Life & Times of Henry VIII" Synopsis
 [1901]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of a synopsis for a book that was never completed. Harvey Civ94)
Box 11 Folder 21
TM "The Life & Times of Henry VIII" Chapter 1
 [1901]
27 leaves
Scope and Contents
Sample chapter of a book that was never completed, with holograph corrections and a note on the title page indicating that "it should be distinctly understood that the enclosed introductory chapter is to be regarded as a specimen of manner rather than of matter & that the author reserves to himself the right to entirely re-write it, if necessary, at a later stage." Written on the back of an uncorrected typescript of "Romance" Harvey Civ(4)
Box 11 Folder 22
AM List of poems available for publication
 [1905-1907]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
A list of Ford's new poems and next to each title, the names of one or two magazines for consideration. Some poems were so published, others apparently were not.
Box 11 Folder 23
TM "A List of the Books of Ford Madox Ford"
 [1934]
7 leaves + 1 side of a folder
Scope and Contents
A carbon typescript listing Ford's published books, with some holograph additions and corrections.
Box 11 Folder 24
Printed "A Little Less Than Gods" Review
 [1928]
1 item + copy
Scope and Contents
A review by Herschel Brickell of the "New York Herald Tribune Books 5" (November 4, 1928) of Ford's historical romance.
Box 11 Folder 25
TM "A Little Tour at Home" Synopsis
 [1930's]
8 leaves
Scope and Contents
A typescript synopsis of a proposed book of American travels, with some holograph corrections.
Box 12 Folder 1
TM "London"
 [1901-1905]
124 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of a general synopsis, preface, and chapter I and holograph of chapters IV and V of the book published as "The Soul of London" in 1905. With holograph corrections throughout and an inscription by Ford on the first page.
Box 12 Folder 2
TM "London Re-Visited"
 [1936?]
11 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete carbon typescript of an article that appeared in the "London Mercury", XXV (Dec. 1936). Missing pages 11-13 and with some corrections in Ford's hand.
Box 12 Folder 3
TM "Lost Leader"
 [n.d.]
22 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon typescript of a version of a chapter on H. G. Wells in "Portraits from Life". Missing the last page and with minor corrections.
Box 12 Folder 4
AMS "A Lullaby"
 [1894-1905?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
A musical manuscript with the following inscription on the first page: "Lullaby - Words and Music by F. M. Hueffer."
Box 12 Folder 5
TM "The Making of Modern Verse" and "Christina Rossitti" Amalgamation
 [n.d.]
28 leaves
Scope and Contents
An incomplete holograph and typescript that is an amalgamation of the two articles. "The Making of Modern verse" appeared in "Academy, April 19 & 26, 1902 and "Christina Rossetti" appeared in the "Fortnightly", March 1911. Wit holograph corrections throughout. Harvey Cii(1)
Box 12 Folder 6
Printed "The March of Literature" Review
 Dec. 25, 1938
1 item
Scope and Contents
A review by W. S. Campbell of Ford's book "The March of Literature".
Box 13 Folder 1
TM "The March of Literature" p. 1-100
 [1937-1938]
106 leaves
Scope and Contents
Draft of the first section of the typescript of the 1938 Dial Press edition of Ford's book. Includes a list of his works, title page, copy right, dedication page, and text up through the first pages of Book I, Part I, chapter 5. With corrections, additions, and printer's marks.
Box 13 Folder 2
TM "The March of Literature" p.101-200
 [1937-1938]
100 leaves
Scope and Contents
The second section of the typescript of the 1938 Dial Press edition of Ford's book. Includes the text from a few pages into Book I, Part I, chapter 5 through Part II, chapter I. With corrections, additions and printer's marks.
Box 13 Folder 3
TM "The March of Literature" p.201-300
 [1937-1938]
101 leaves
Scope and Contents
The third section of the typescript of the 1938 Dial Press edition of Ford's book. Includes the text from Book I, Part II, chapter 1 through Part II, chapter 4. With corrections, additions, and printer's marks.
Box 13 Folder 4
TM "The March of Literature" p.301-381
 [1937-1938]
80 leaves
Scope and Contents
The fourth section of the typescript of the 1938 Dial Press edition of Ford's book, including the text from Book I, Part II, chapter 4 through Part III, chapter 3. With corrections, additions, and printer's marks.
Box 14 Folder 1
TM "The March of Literature" p.382-480
 [1937-1938]
Scope and Contents
The fifth section of the typescript of the 1938 Dial Press edition of Ford's book, including the text from Book I, Part III, chapter 3 through Part IV, chapter I. With corrections, additions, and printer's marks.
Box 14 Folder 2
TM "The March of Literature" p.481-600
 [1937-1938]
Scope and Contents
The sixth section of the typescript of the 1938 Dial Press edition of Ford's book, including the text from Book I, Part IV, Chapter I through Book II, Part I, chapter 4. With corrections, additions, and printer's marks.
Box 14 Folder 3
TM "The March of Literature" p.601-700
 [1937-1938]
Scope and Contents
The seventh section of the typescript of the 1938 Dial Press edition of Ford's book, including the text from Book II, Part I, chapter 4 through Part I, chapter 8. With corrections, additions, and printer's marks.
Box 14 Folder 4
TM "The March of Literature" p.701-800
 [1937-1938]
Scope and Contents
The eighth section of the typescript of the 1938 Dial Press edition of Ford's book, including the text from Book II, Part I, chapter 8 through Part II, chapter 3. With corrections, additions, and printer's marks.
Box 14 Folder 5
TM "The March of Literature" p.801-934 & appendix
 [1937-1938]
Scope and Contents
The ninth section of the typescript of the 1938 Dial Press edition of Ford's book, including the text from Book II, Part II, chapter 3 through Part II, chapter 7 (the end) and appendix. With corrections, additions, and printer's marks.
Box 12 Folder 7
AM "The Marsden Case?"
 [n.d.]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
A fragment of a manuscript that might be from "The Marsden Case" or from "Riesenberg". With minor corrections.
Box 12 Folder 7.5
"The Marsden Case" Dust Jacket Photograph
 [1923?]
1 item
Scope and Contents
Color photograph of dust jacket of Ford's novel, published by Duckworth Press, 1923.
Box 12 Folder 7.6
TM "The Master"
 [n.d.]
23 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of an essay published with this title in "American Mercury 36" (Nov. 1935) and republished as the first chapter of "Portraits from Life", with the title "Henry James: The Master"
Box 12 Folder 8
AM Memoir on the death of his grandfather, Ford Madox Brown.
 [1893]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
A tribute to Ford's grandfather, Ford Madox Brown, beginning "The painter of "Work" is no more - in his studio the work stands unfinished on the easel". With some corrections.
Box 12 Folder 9
AM [Memorandum]
 Jan. 18, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
A memorandum, which references a letter written to Stanley Unwin on Jan. 18, 1939.
Box 12 Folder 10
AM "Memories and Impressions"
 1909-1910]
27 leaves
Scope and Contents
All but the first page of Chapter VI "Pre-Raphaelites and Prisons" of the book "Ancient Lights" [American title: "Memories and Impressions"]. Probably in Violet Hunt's hand.
Box 12 Folder 11
Printed Menu Card
 July 13, 1937
1 item
Scope and Contents
A menu card with Ford's signature and the date.
Box 12 Folder 12
AM "Milhado said..."
 [193-?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Unidentified fragment of a possible short story, apparently dating from the 1930's.
Box 12 Folder 12.5
TM "The Miracle"
 [1928]
16 leaves + folder
Scope and Contents
A carbon typescript of a short story later published in the "Yale Review", XVIII Winter, 1928. Enclosed in a folder from Brandt and Kirkpatrick, New York and with corrections apparently in Ford's hand. Harvey D361.
Box 12 Folder 13
TM "A Mirror to Conrad"
 [n.d.]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
A review by Ford of "Joseph Conrad: Some Aspects of the Art of the Novel" by Edward Crankshaw for the periodical "Time & Tide", London.
Box 12 Folder 14
AM Miscellaneous manuscript fragments
 [1894-1908]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragments of various manuscripts: three leaves of unidentified manuscript; three photocopies of manuscript leaves with writing at the heading in pencil indicating that they are comprised of versos of writing on Wagner as well as verso of the title page of "The Goose Girl."
Box 12 Folder 15
AM & TM Miscellaneous musical compositions
 [1890-1904]
27 leaves
Scope and Contents
A book of musical compositions, including "At the Bal Masque," "Tandaradei," and untitled scores. Partially bound and in paper wrappers.
Box 12 Folder 16
AM Miscellaneous untitled poems
 [1890-1900?]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Various untitled verses, with corrections. With these first lines: "When runnels began to leap and to ring"; "He taught some sure of striplings and how to plough"; "The lamplight gilds the pictures on the wall"; "And [so] the ships above the wall."
Box 12 Folder 17
TM "Mr. Bosphorus and the Muses"
 [1923?]
125 leaves
Scope and Contents
An incomplete copy, with several versions of some pages and some penciled notes in Ford's hand.
Box 12 Folder 18
Printed "Mr. Madox Hueffer's Inaccuracies"
 May 6, 1911
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Facsimile of Ford's letter to the editor in "The Outlook" (May 6, 1911) in reference to W. M. Rossetti's comments about "Ford Madox Brown: A Record of his Life and Works". With Rossetti's response to Ford's response.
Box 12 Folder 19
Printed "Mr. R. B. Cunninghame Graham and 'A Hatchment'"
 Dec. 20, 1913
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Facsimile copy of Ford's literary portrait (XV) of R. B. Cunninghame Graham, author of "A Hatchment", published in "The Outlook", Dec. 20, 1913.
Box 12 Folder 20
Printed "Mr. Robert Frost and 'North of Boston'".
 June 27, 1914
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Facsimile of Ford's literary portrait (XLII) of Robert Frost and his book of verse "North of Boston". Published in "The Outlook" (June 27, 1914).
Box 12 Folder 21
Printed "Mr. William de Morgan and 'When Ghost Meets Ghost'"
 Feb. 21, 1914
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Facsimile of Ford's literary portrait (XXIV) of William De Morgan and his novel "When Ghost Meets Shost". Published in "The Outlook", Feb. 21, 1914.
Box 12 Folder 22
AM & TM "A Mother"
 [1896-1904?]
69 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript version (57 leaves) and parts of the typewritten version (12 leaves) of a possibly unpublished story. With corrections in Ford's hand.
Box 12 Folder 23
TMS "The Mother: A Song-Drama"
 [1898-1901]
13 leaves
Scope and Contents
A typescript of a poem-play, with corrections in Ford's hand and with one page of the holograph version. Published first in "Fortnightly", April, 1901 and later in "The Face of the Night". Harvey Ciii(3n)
Box 12 Folder 24
TM "The Mother (A Psalm...)"
 [n.d.]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
A typescript of the poem, with corrections in Ford's hand and with additional stanzas from either this poem or another poem. For an earlier draft of "The Mother," see FMF, Box 4, Folder 2 "Eight Untitled Poems" Harvey Cvii(2d) and Cvii(2j)
Box 12 Folder 25
AM & TM "Mu...seums"
 [193-?]
44 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete manuscript, two complete variant typescripts, and two additional pages of typescript from an unknown draft of an apparently unpublished short story. Typescripts include notes in Ford's hand.
Box 12 Folder 26
AM "Music of the Future"
 [1890-1894]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
A chart evaluating various types of music, covering the years 1878-1888.
N-P
Box 15 Folder 1
AM "New English Magazine specimen" Table of Contents
 1908?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
An itemization of the contents of a hypothetical issue of an uncreated magazine.
Box 15 Folder 2
TM "New York is Not America"
 [1926-1927?]
135 leaves
Scope and Contents
A carbon copy of the typewritten manuscript of an earlier draft of Ford's book; missing some material found in published version and containing other materials not to be found in the published version. With a few corrections probably in Ford's hand. Harvey Cii(18)
Box 15 Folder 3
TM "Nightmare"
 [192-?]
7 leaves
Scope and Contents
A carbon copy of a typewritten manuscript of an apparently unpublished short story. With a folder indicating that it had been submitted to "The New Yorker" by Ford's agent, Ruth Kerr.
Box 15 Folder 4
AM "No More Parades"
 [1924?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
A handwritten page of an earlier draft of Ford's novel. Widely variant from the published version. For a comparison, see page 24 of the first American edition.
Box 15 Folder 5
Printed "No More Parades" Reviews
 [1925]
2 items
Scope and Contents
An unidentified notice of Ford's novel and a review by Isabel Paterson published in "The New York Herald Tribune" (22 Nov. 1925). Harvey E486.
Box 15 Folder 5.5
TM "The Narrowest Escape From Death"
 [n.d.]
8 leaves
Scope and Contents
A carbon copy of an apparently unpublished short story. With revisions probably in Ford's hand.
Box 15 Folder 5.6
TM "The Net"
 Oct. 8, 1927
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Two variant versions (one with a copy) of a poem later published in the "New York Herald Tribune Books 4" (4 Dec. 1927) With a note in Ford's hand.
Box 15 Folder 6
TM "Whiskey Johnnie: A Noble Fluid"
 [193-?]
43 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragmentary draft and complete copy of an apparently unpublished story. The draft bears extensive holograph corrections and the title "Whiskey Johnnie"; the copy is title "A Novle Fluid" and covering note, initialed by Ford concerning editing.
Box 16 Folder 1
AMS "No Enemy [titled "English Country " in manuscript]: Title page, List of Contents, and Foreward.
 [1919]
10 leaves
Scope and Contents
The title page, table of contents, and foreword of an early version of the novel published as "No Enemy", New York, 1929. The title page possesses a notation in Ford's hand, addressed to Edward W. Titus, concerning the writing of and the publication of the manuscript.
Box 16 Folder 2
TM "No Emeny [Titled "English Country" in manuscript] Foreword
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Incomplete typescript copy of the foreword to Ford's book. Another draft appeared in the 1919 manuscript, but not in the 1929 published text of "No Enemy".
Box 16 Folder 3
TM "No Enemy " {Titled "English Country" in manuscript] ""To Introduce Gringoire"
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete typescript draft of "To Introduce Gringoire," published as Part I, Chapter I of the 1929 text of "No Enemy".
Box 16 Folder 4
AMS "No Enemy" [Titled "English Country" in manuscript] "Gardens and Flats"
 [1919?]
20 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript draft of Part I (subtitled "Four Landscapes"), Chapter I (which became Part I, Chapter II in the 1929 published text of "No Enemy"), major portions of which were published in "The New Statesman", XIII, Aug. 23 and Aug. 30, 1919, pp. 518-519, 542-543, under the title "English Country". With numerous corrections and emendations by the author.
Box 16 Folder 5
AMS "No Enemy" [Titled "English Country" in manuscript] "Blue of Swallows' Backs"
 [1919?]
7 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript draft of Part I, Chapter II (which became Part I, Chapter III in the 1929 published text of "No Enemy"), also published in large part in "The New Statesman", XIII, Sept 6, 1919, pp. 565-566. With numerous corrections and emendations by the author.
Box 16 Folder 6
AMS "No Enemy" [Titled "English Country" in manuscript] "The Kingdoms of the Earth"
 [1919?]
38 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript draft of Part I, Chapter III (which became Part I, Chapter IV in the 1929 published text of "No Enemy"). With numerous corrections and emendations by the author.
Box 16 Folder 7
TM "No Enemy" [Titled "English Country" in manuscript] "Intermezzo"
 [n.d.]
30 leaves
Scope and Contents
An incomplete typescript and a complete typescript of "Intermezzo", which constitutes Chapter V of the 1929 text of "No Enemy", but does not appear in the 1919 manuscript. Harvey Ci(17)
Box 16 Folder 8
AMS "No Enemy" [Titled "English Country" in manuscript] "Just Country"
 [1919?]
12 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript draft of Part I, Chapter IV (which became Part I, Chapter VI in the 1929 published text of "No Enemy"), with a notation at the end of the manuscript indicating the "End of Part I:. With numerous corrections and emendations by the author. The verso of a sheet of this manuscript is a letter from J. Lewis May, of "The Anglo-French Review" to James B. Pinker, Ford's literary agent.
Box 16 Folder 9
AMS "No Enemy" [Titled "English Country" in manuscript] "Maisie"
 [1919?]
29 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript draft of Part II, Chapter II (which became Part II, Chapter VIII in the 1929 Published text of "No Enemy"). With numerous corrections and emendations by the author.
Box 16 Folder 10
AMS "No Enemy" [Titled "English Country" in manuscript] "The Water Mill"
 [1919?]
18 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript draft of Part II, Chapter II (which became Part II, Chapter IX in the 1929 published text of "No Enemy"). With numerous corrections and emendations by the author.
Box 16 Folder 11
AMS "No Enemy" [Titled "English Country" in manuscript] "From a Balcony"
 [1919?]
31 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript draft of Part II, Chapter III (which became Part II, Chapter X in the 1929 published text of "No Enemy"). An earlier version of which was published in "The English Review", Oct., 1919, pp. 297-304 as "Henry Gaudier: The Story of a Low Tea-Shop". With numerous corrections and emendations by the author.
Box 16 Folder 12
AMS "No Enemy" [Titled "English Country" in manuscript] "Rosalie Prudent"
 [1919?]
36 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript draft of Part II, Chapter IV (which became Part II, Chapter XI in the 1929 published text of "No Enemy"). With numerous corrections and emendations by the author.
Box 16 Folder 13
AMS "No Enemy" [Titled "English Country" in manuscript] "The Movies"
 [1919?]
19 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript draft of an incorrectly labeled Part II, Chapter IV (which became Part II, Chapter XII in the 1929 published text of "No Enemy"). with Numerous corrections and emendations by the author. The end of the manuscript, "That is all I have to say about the war.", approximately matches up with p. 278 of the published manuscript, which continues through p. 292.
Box 16 Folder 14
AMS "No Enemy" [Titled "English Country" in manuscript] "Un jeu de Cricket"
 [1916?]
9 leaves
Scope and Contents
Earlier manuscript draft of the appendix, variously titled "Un jeu de Cricket," "Envoi," and "Une partie", (which became Part II, Chapter VII in the 1929 published text of "No Enemy" and was title "Plying the Game"). It was first published in "Bibliotheque universelle et revue Suisse," tome LXXXV, no. 253, janvier 1917.
Box 16 Folder 15
TM "No Enemy"
 [1929?]
228 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript version of manuscript, with numerous corrections. The title pages bear 21 possible titles for this work, in Ford's hand and the following limerick: "There was an old fellow named Ford/ Whose aspect was horribly bored/ When they cried, "How you mumble!"/ He replied with a grumble, I speak with the pen and the sword."
Box 16 Folder 16
Printed "No Enemy" Uncorrected galley proofs
 [1929]
54 leaves
Scope and Contents
Uncorrected galley proofs.
Box 16 Folder 17
Printed "No Enemy" Uncorrected galley proofs
 [1929]
54 leaves
Scope and Contents
Uncorrected galley proofs
Box 15 Folder 7
AM "Nostalgia"
 Aug. 4, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
A poem, written during battle along the Somme river, World War I. Identified as a version of "The Iron Music" in "Collected Poems", 1936.
Box 15 Folder 8
TM "Not Idle"
 [192-?]
9 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon copy of an article that first appeared in "The New York Herald Tribune Books" July 1, 1928. Harvey Cii(20)
Box 15 Folder 9
AM "Notabilia Quaedam"
 Feb. 9, 1892
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
Holograph collection of quotes from Schopenhauer, Lucretius, Ecclesiastes, and Chapman among others. Divided into six parts, in German, Lating, and English.
Box 15 Folder 10
TM "A Note to the Preface of Madox Brown's 1909 Exhibition"
 Nov. 20, 1929
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Ford's note considering claims that he had made in his earlier preface to a catalogue of Madox Brown's work.
Box 15 Folder 11
AM "Notes as to Thoughts"
 Feb.-Apr.1893
11 leaves + photocopy
Scope and Contents
Ford's literary journal which includes ideas on literary figures and works such as Shakespeare, Coleridge, the Talmud, Bunyan, and Shelley.
Box 15 Folder 12
AM & TM Notes for proposed new edition of "Romance" and "Joseph Conrad: A Personal Remembrance"
 [after 1926]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Carbon copy of a list of materials to be included in what was apparently to be a reissue of these works. With notes in Ford's hand.
Box 15 Folder 13
Printed "Observations on Technique"
 [1953]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Facsimile of Ford's remarks on certain aspects of writing, including the difference between projection and narration, collected by Robie Macauley and published in "Shenandoah", IV, 49-50, Spring, 1953. Harvey E972.
Box 15 Folder 13.5
TM "Notes on Prose"
 [n.d.]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon copy of a humorous document concerning the origins of verse and prose. With corrections in Ford's hand.
Box 15 Folder 14
TM & AM Notes on the Hauptmann Trial
 [1935?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragmentary manuscript and typescript versions of Ford's notes on the Hauptmann trial. With corrections apparently in Ford's hand.
Box 15 Folder 15
AM Notes - Possibly for Lectures
 [193-?]
9 leaves
Scope and Contents
Notes for a lecture quite possibly on the subject of lecturing. With autobiographical and literary references.
Box 15 Folder 16
AM "Notre Dame du Chateau (Letter to S.)"
 [1920?]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
A poem, with a note identifying it as unpublished. Harvey Cvii(2)cc.
Box 15 Folder 16.1
TM "O Hymen" Version B
 [1928?]
23 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon copy of an apparently unpublished article. With corrections apparently in Ford's hand. This version has a few slight differences in the revisions from the original (which can be found with the bound Manuscripts Ms. Bd. O Hymen). This lacks the alternative beginning present in version A. Includes a folder from Ford's New York agents, Brandt & Brandt.
Box 15 Folder 16.2
TM "O Hymen" Version C
 [1928?]
31 leaves
Scope and Contents
Variant typescript of an apparently unpublished article, which incorporated revisions present in Version B.
Box 15 Folder 17
Printed "Observations on Cooking"
 Mar. 2, 1937
1 item
Scope and Contents
Letter to the Editor published in the "New York Times", March 3, 1937. Harvey D404.
Box 15 Folder 18
TM "October, 1914"
 [n.d.]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of a poem that was published with slight changes as "Antwerp". With minor corrections in Ford's hand. It appeared by itself in book form in 1915. Harvey Ciii(7)
Box 15 Folder 19
TM "Of Heaven"
 [n.d.]
11 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon copy of an earlier draft of the poem, part of the volume "On Heaven" published in 1918. With a few corrections in Ford's hand which were later incorporated into the printed version. This poem appeared first in "Poetry", June 1914. Harvey Ciii(8)
Box 15 Folder 19.1
TM "Oh Two Such Silver Currents"
 [n.d.]
17 leaves
Scope and Contents
Copy of two sections (one 5 leaves, one 12), both with the same title. Appears to be a draft of Part III, Chapter 3 of "Return to Yesterday" Working with Conrad" (pp. 186-201)
Box 15 Folder 19.2
TM "An Old Circle. Changes." Chapter XIII Of "Ancient Lights"
 [n.d.]
20 leaves
Scope and Contents
Copy of Chapter XIII of "Ancient Lights" where the title has been changes to "Changes."
Box 15 Folder 19.3
TM "The Old Story"
 [n.d.]
34 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of a short story or unfinished novel that is divided into the "argument," with the name Daniel Chaucer typed at the end (7 leaves) and the story (27 leaves), in three parts.
Box 15 Folder 19.4
TM "On Conrad's Vocabulary"
 [n.d.]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Unfinished and uncorrected typescript document on the subject of the literary collaboration between Ford and Conrad and on Conrad's style.
Box 15 Folder 19.5
TMS & AMS "On Impressionism" Part I
 [n.d.]
19 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript and manuscript of the first part oa a two part article that was later published in "Poetry and Drama", June, 1914, pp. 167-175.
Box 15 Folder 20
AM & TMS "One More Look" and "Linger a Moment"
 [1901-1904]
4 leaves bound
Scope and Contents
Musical compositions, with the title in the hand of Elsie Martindale Hueffer. Also included: "There's a woman like a dewdrop" and fragments of "Copethua," "Speech with a Ghost," and "Christine."
Box 15 Folder 21
AM "On the Road"
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Poem, a version of which later appeared in "Outlook", Aug. 22, 1903. With corrections and untitled. Harvey Ciii(2)
Box 15 Folder 22
TMS "The Other"
 [1898-1901]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Uncorrected typescript of a children's story, probably unpublished. With cover. Harvey Civ(3)
Box 15 Folder 23
AM "Outcasts"
 [1905?]
4 leaves bound
Scope and Contents
Musical score, with the title page written in the hand of Elsie Martindale Hueffer.
Box 15 Folder 24
Printed proofs "The Queen Who Flew"
 [1894?]
38 leaves
Scope and Contents
Corrections by Ford of the firs page proofs of "The Queen Who Flew". Author's last name is incorrectly spelled "Huffer" on the title page. Harvey A5.
Box 15 Folder 25
TM "The Panel: Act IV"
 [n.d.]
19 leaves bound
Scope and Contents
Part of the dramatization of Ford's novel, with a few ink corrections in Ford's hand. Harvey Cv(4)
Box 15 Folder 25.5
AM Pencil sketch of Ford
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sketch of Ford by an unknown artist.
Box 15 Folder 26
Printed "Parade's End" Review
 [1950]
1 item
Scope and Contents
W. T. Scott's review of the re-issued "Tietjens tetralogy". Printed in the "Providence Journal", Sept 17, 1950.
Box 15 Folder 26.5
TMS "Pax!"
 [n.d.]
17 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of an essay on the subject of disputes between countries and cultures, especially as it relates to the evolving role of the United States in international affairs. With extensive revisions in red pen and in pencil, the latter apparently in Ford's hand. These corrections were later incorporated into the published version, which appeared in "Harper's" 155, Sept., 1927, pp. 422-430. Harvey D343.
Box 15 Folder 27
AM & TM "Pearls"
 [193-?]
8 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragmentary manuscript and typescript of a story. Corrections in Ford's hand and a note on Janice Biala's inventory of her former collection states that this story was published "in London."
Box 15 Folder 27.5
TMS "Pink Flannel"
 [before 1922]
9 leaves + folder
Scope and Contents
A typescript of an apparently unpublished short story. With minor corrections in Ford's hand and a TL to Ford from Curis Brown Ltd. (signed by secretary Angela Easterbrook), Jan. 7, 1922.
Box 15 Folder 28
TM "Podmore's Brother"
 [193-?]
55 leaves
Scope and Contents
A typescript of an unpublished short story and a carbon copy of what appears to be a slightly different version. With minor corrections in typescript version.
Box 15 Folder 29
AM & TM"Poems & Little Plays" [The Face of the Night]
 [1901-1904?]
63 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript and typescript of twenty-two poems which later appeared in "The Face of the Night", 1904. With many minor differences from the published poems and with Ford's corrections throughout. Harvey Ciii(3)
Box 15 Folder 30
Removed
Processing Information
Moved to Box 15, Folder 28.5
Box 15 Folder 31
Printed "Portraits from Life" Reviews
 [1937]
3 items
Scope and Contents
Reviews of Ford's book of literary portraits: Isabel Paterson's review from the "New York Herald Tribune", March 28, 1937; and two copies of Ralph Thompson's review in the "New York Times", March 23, 1937.
Box 15 Folder 32
TM "Portraits of Cities - Boston"
 [late 1930's]
8 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon copy of a probably unpublished essay on the city of Boston. With corrections in Ford's hand.
Box 15 Folder 33
TM "Portraits of Cities - Denver"
 [late 1930's]
7 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon copy of a probably unpublished essay on the dity of Denver.
Box 15 Folder 34
TM "Thornicroft's Model" Preface
 1912
13 leaves
Scope and Contents
Preface to Margaret Raine (Mrs. Alfred) Hunt's novel, "Thornicroft's Model", was supposedly written by her daughter, Violet Hunt. However, on the reprint, this is a note in Violet's hand that the preface was written by Ford. With corrections.
Box 15 Folder 35
TM Press release concerning the Society of the Friends of William Carlos Williams.
 Mar. 8, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Press release and membership roster of this Society, of which Ford was President.
Box 15 Folder 36
AM "Princess Goldenhair"
 1889
17 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript of a children's story, inscribed "to Miss Poppie Hueffer from the Author. With the Compliments of the Season. Xmas 1889". With some pages in unidentified handwriting.
Box 15 Folder 37
AM "Prologue: Down near the earth__" ["The Peasant's Apology"]
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Poem, which later appeared in "Poems for Pictures", 1900, as "The Peasant's Apology."
Box 15 Folder 38
TM "Prologue of 'Buckshee'"
 [1931?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Prologue of the "Buckshee" sequence, the text varying from the published in the 1936 edition of the "Collected Poems".
Box 15 Folder 39
Printed Publicity sheet for the Tietjens series
 [1926-1927]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Publicity sheet for the first three novels of the "Tietjens Tetralogy:: "Some Do Not", "No More Parades," and "A Man Could Stand Up". With a handwritten message: "Please return to Stella Bowen, Green End, Purleigh, Essex."
Box 17 Folder 1
TM "Professor's Progress: Synopsis"
 [late 1937?]
8 leaves
Scope and Contents
Synopsis of Ford's last work in progress, an uncompleted novel. Includes a title page with the provisional title: "Bullen." Harvey Civ(11)
Box 17 Folder 2
TM "Professor's Progress"
 [late 1937?]
30 leaves
Scope and Contents
First typed draft with numerous corrections and additions. Probably in Ford's hand.
Box 17 Folder 3
AMS "Professor's Progress"
 [late 1937?]
32 leaves
Scope and Contents
Second version draft with corrections and additions. Signed by Ford and inscribed to Janice Biala.
Box 17 Folder 4
TM "Professor's Progress"
 [late 1937?]
110 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript copy; relatively clean.
Box 17 Folder 5
TM "Professor's Progress"
 [late 1937?]
72 leaves
Scope and Contents
Second typescript draft with numerous corrections. Probably in Ford's hand.
Box 17 Folder 6
TM & AM "Professor's Progress"
 [late 1937?]
9 leaves
Scope and Contents
Third typescript version with copy. Numerous corrections and additions as well as a hand-written page.
Box 18 Folder 1
TM "Provenance" pp. 1-100
 [1934-1935]
101 leaves
Scope and Contents
The first hundred pages of a heavily corrected typescript, with a holograph version of the first page that includes a sketch of the travel route Ford's book is following. Used as the printer's copy of the American edition of "Provence" published by Lippincott in 1935.
Box 18 Folder 2
TM "Provenance" pp. 101-200
 [1934-1935]
100 leaves
Scope and Contents
The second hundred pages of a corrected typescript.
Box 18 Folder 3
TM "Provenance" pp. 201-300
 [1934-1935]
100 leaves
Scope and Contents
The third hundred pages of a corrected typescript.
Box 18 Folder 4
TM "Provenance" pp. 301-[362]
 [1934-1935]
62 leaves
Scope and Contents
The last 62 pages of a corrected typescript. With a holograph version of the final page that includes a sketch by Janice Biala.
Box 18 Folder 5
TM "Provence
 1934
369 leaves + cover
Scope and Contents
Complete carbon copy typescript, with minor corrections throughout in Ford's hand. The first page bears the note: "Copy corrected for Printer" and the second page gives the title as well as five other suggested provisional titles. Harvey Cii(29)
Box 18 Folder 6
Printed "Provence" Notices
 Mar.21 &amp, 24, 1935
2 items
Scope and Contents
A notice of "Provence" by Lewis Gannett in his colum "Books and Things" in the "New York Herald Tribune", March 21, 1935; and a review of the book by Katherine Woods in the "New York Herald Tribune Books", March 24, 1935.
Q-R
Box 19 Folder 1
TM "Que Pensez-Vous de la France?"
 [Jan. 1934?]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
Copy of an article that was later published in "L'Intrasigeant", 2 (Jan.5, 1934). Harvey D379.
Box 19 Folder 2
Printed "Que Pensez-Vous de la France?" clipping
 Jan. 5, 1934
1 item + copy
Scope and Contents
Clipping of Ford's article from "L'Intransigeant".
Box 19 Folder 3
Proof "The Questions at the Well"
 [1893?]
69 leaves + cover
Scope and Contents
Proofs of an early volume of poetry. Written under the pseudonym Fenil Haig and dedicated to "Miss Elsie Martindale."
Box 19 Folder 4
AMS "The Question at the Well, with Sundry Other Verses for Notes of Music"
 [1893?]
54 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript of the first section of the book of verse later published as "The Questions at the Well", signed under the pseudonym Fenil Haif. With some annotations and penciled numbering in the brackets done by publisher. Contents include: "The Questions at the Well"; "The Story of Simon Pierreauford"; "Terra Sperum [also titled "The Song of the Land of Hopes"]; and "Faith and Hope," which is the collective title of the four poems "Faith in the Park," "Faith in the Parlour," "Hope in the Park," and "Hope in the Parlour."
Box 19 Folder 5
TM "Ralston Crawford's Pictures"
 [1937]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Draft of a short critique later printed as program notes for an exhibit of Crawford's paintings held at the Boyer Galleries, Philadelphia, March 10-30, 1937.
Box 19 Folder 6
TM "The Rash Act" Synopsis
 [1933]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
Copy of a synopsis of Ford's novel "The Rash Act."
Box 19 Folder 7
Printed "The Rash Act" Review
 [1933]
1 item
Scope and Contents
Unsigned review of "The Rash Act," published in "The New York Times Book Review", 16-17 (mar. 12, 1933).
Box 19 Folder 8
AM "The Reformers" [An English Girl]
 [n.d.]
189 leaves
Scope and Contents
Almost complete manuscript of what was published in 1907 as "An English Girl". With minor corrections throughout. Harvey Ci(6)
Box 19 Folder 9
TM "Return to Yesterday" Dedication
 [July, 1931]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete dedication "[to] Dr. Michael and Mrs. Eileen Hall Lake," later published in "The Rash Act:. With minor corrections in pencil and three added leaves are a typescript copy of Ford's poem "Champetre".
Box 19 Folder 10
TM "Return to Yesterday"
 [1931?]
63 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of parts of Ford's book, including Chapter I, titled "A Mecca for Americans" (published as "Compostella Americana"); Chapter III (including some material not published in either the English or American editions); and Chapter IV (original typescript with carbon copy). The unpublished material from Chapter III (pp. 41-44 of the manuscript) deals with the role of the arts in America.
Reviews
Box 19 Folder 11
Printed "Return to Yesterday" Reviews
 [1932]
2 items
Scope and Contents
Two reviews of Ford's book, one by Peter Monro Jack of "The New York Times Book Review" (Jan. 24, 1932) and one by Lawrence Price of the "University of California Chronicle", XXXI, 169-171 (Jan. 1933).
Box 19 Folder 12
Printed "Dumas, The Incredible Marquis" Review
 [1929?-1930?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
A review by Ford, entitled "Salute to Adventure," on the subject of a book about Alexandre Dumas. From an unidentified periodical.
Box 19 Folder 13
TM "Joseph Conrad" Review
 [n.d.]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete carbon copy of a review by Ford, for the periodical "Time & Tide", of Edward Crankshaw's "Joseph Conrad: Some Aspects of the Art of the Novel". See Box 12, Folder 13 for another top copy with the first page.
Box 19 Folder 14
TM "My Old World" Review
 [Mar. 1935]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript copy of Ford's review of Abbe Ernest Dimnet's book published in the "New York Harald Tribune Books" 4, Mar. 31, 1935.
Box 19 Folder 15
TM "Paris in Profile Review
 Nov.-Dec. 1935
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Ford's review of George Slocombe's book, later published in the "New York Herald Tribune Books,", Dec. 8, 1929. With some corrections. Harvey Cii(24)
Box 19 Folder 16
TM "Gallion's Reach" Review
 Sept.-Dec.1927?
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Uncorrected typescript copy of Ford's review of Henry Major Tomlinson's book. Publisher unknnown. Harvey Cvi(8)
Box 19 Folder 17
TM "Nothing is Sacred" Review
 [Sept. 1928]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Uncorrected typescript of Ford's review of Josephine Herbst's novel, with later appeared in "Bookman" in Sept. 1928. Harvey Cii(21)
Box 19 Folder 18
TM "My Heart and My Flesh" Review
 [1927?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Ford's review of Elizabeth Madox Robert's novel, probably unpublished. With minor corrections.
Box 19 Folder 19
Printed "Paris in Profile" Review
 Dec. 8, 1929
1 item
Scope and Contents
Ford's review of George Slocombe's book, published in the "New York Herald Tribune", Dec. 8, 1929 and entitled "Come to Paris."
Box 19 Folder 20
Printed "Between St. Dennis and St. George" Review
 [1915?]
1 item
Scope and Contents
Newspaper clipping containing a signed review of Ford's book of essays, by Pierre Mille of the "Temps".
Box 19 Folder 21
Printed "The Good Soldier" Review
 [Aug. 12, 1927?]
1 item
Scope and Contents
Newspaper clipping of a review by Frank H. Pettee of Ford's novel. Missing the final part.
Box 19 Folder 22
Printed "Joseph Conrad: a Personal Remebrance" Reviews
 [1924-26]
6 items
Scope and Contents
Six newspaper clippings of reviews, including signed reviews by John Clair Minot in "The Boston Herald Tribune", Dec. 13, 1924; by Edwin Francis Edgett in "The Boston Evening Transcript", Dec. 13, 1924; and by William McFee in "Bookman", LXI, 500 (June1925)
Box 19 Folder 23
Printed "Ladies Whose Bright Eyes" Review
 [1921]
1 item
Scope and Contents
Newspaper clipping of a review of Ford's novel by E. B. Osborn.
Box 19 Folder 24
Printed "The Last Post" reviews
 [1928]
3 items
Scope and Contents
Three newspaper clippings of reviews of Ford's novel, by P. J. M. in "The Manuschester Guardian", Mar.2,1928; Frank Pettee; and Fanny Butcher in the "Chicago Daily Tribune".
Box 19 Folder 25
Printed "A Man Could Stand Up" Reviews
 [1926]
2 items
Scope and Contents
Two newspaper clippings of reviews of Ford's novel, one by Delbert Clark in "The Baltimore Sun", Dec. 18, 1926; and an unsigned review in the "Buffalo New York News", Nov. 27, 1926.
Box 19 Folder 26
Printed "The March of Literature" Review
 [1939]
1 item
Scope and Contents
Newspaper clipping of a signed review of Ford's book by Herbert Read in "The New English Weekly", Nov. 9, 1939.
Box 19 Folder 27
Printed "The Marsden Case" Reviews
 [1923]
6 items
Scope and Contents
Six newspaper clippings of reviews of Ford's novel, including one by Gerald Gould in "The Saturday Review", May 26, 1923 and one by Forrest Reid of the "Athenaeum".
Box 19 Folder 28
Printed "A Mirror to France" Reviews
 [1927]
7 items
Scope and Contents
Seven newspaper clippings of reviews of Ford's book, including one by Shan Bulloch in the "Chicago Evening Post", Sept. 10, 1926; one by Blair Niles in the "New York Herald Tribune", Sept. 5, 1926; one by Dorothy Canfield Fisher in the "Saturday Review of Literature", Sept. 4, 1926; and one by Henry James Forman in "The New York Times Book Review", Aug. 29, 1926.
Box 19 Folder 29
Printed "New York is Not America" Reviews
 [1927]
2 items
Scope and Contents
Two newspaper clippings of unsigned reviews of Ford's book.
Box 19 Folder 30
Printed "No More Parades" Reviews
 [1925-1926]
8 items
Scope and Contents
Eight newspaper clippings of reviews of Ford's novel, including signed reviews by Gilbert Sevier of the "New York World", Nov., 1925 and by Isabel Paterson of the "New York Herald Tribune", Nov. 22, 1925.
Box 19 Folder 31
Printed Poetry reviews
 [1920]
1 item
Scope and Contents
Newspaper clipping of an article on the subject of Ford's poetry, published in "The New Cambridge", Nov. 20, 1920.
Box 19 Folder 32
Printed "Romance" Review
 [1903]
1 item
Scope and Contents
Newspaper clipping of a review by Victor Llona in "La Revue Europeenne" of a novel that Ford co-wrote with Conrad.
Box 19 Folder 33
Printed "Some do Not" Reviews
 [1924]
6 items
Scope and Contents
Six newspaper clippings of reviews of Ford's novel, including signed reviews by Fanny Butcher of the "Chicago Daily Tribune," Dec. 6, 1924 and Stuart P. Sherman of the "New York Herald Tribune", Nov. 16, 1924.
Box 19 Folder 34
2 items
 [1920]
Printed "The Spirit of the People" Reviews
Scope and Contents
Two newspaper clippings of reviews of Ford's book, both by Robert Blatchford and one published in the "Illustrated Sunday Herald", Jan. 11, 1920.
Box 19 Folder 35
Printed "Thus to Revisit" Reviews
 [1921]
3 items
Scope and Contents
Three newspaper clippings of unsigned reviews of Ford's book.
Box 19 Folder 36
Printed "Thus to Revisit" Reviews
 1924-1925]
6 items
Six newspaper clippings referencing the literary review of which Ford was editor.
Box 20 Folder 1
Printed "Rhyme and Metre, or Vers Libre" Proofs
 [1920]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Galley proof of a letter to the editor that later appeared in the July 16, 1920 issue of the "Athenaeum"; with some corrections in Ford's hand. Harvey D283.
Box 20 Folder 2
TM "Riesenberg" I
 [1911]
41 leaves
Scope and Contents
First draft of an incomplete typescript of Ford's short story, which appeared in the "English Review", April 1911; with many corrections and emendations not in Ford's hand. Harvey Ci(7)
Box 20 Folder 3
TM "Riesenberg " II
 [1911]
24 leaves
Scope and Contents
Uncorrected typescript draft that is probably a later version of "Riesenberg" I. Harvey Ci(7)
Box 20 Folder 3.5
TM "Riesenberg" III
 [n.d.]
39 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript draft of Ford's short story; with revisions apparently in Ford's hand. Harvey Ci(7)
Box 20 Folder 4
AM "Ring out, Wild Bells"
 1894-1904?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Musical score, in the hand of Elsie Martindale Hueffer.
Box 20 Folder 5
AM "Ripostes"
 [pre-1931]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Untitled early version of this poem, later published in the "Buckshee" sequence of 1931 and 1936. On the verso is a typescript draft of the poem "The Sailor's Wife".
Box 20 Folder 6
TM "Ripostes"
 [1931?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Draft version of this poem varies slightly from the text published as Poem VII of the "Buckshee" sequence. This text bears the title: "You Never Can Trust A Man When He's Out of Your Sight."
Box 20 Folder 7
AM "Romance"
 [1901-1902?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Photocopy fragment of single page of the Ford-Conrad manuscript.
Box 20 Folder 8
AMS "A Romance of the Times Before Us"
 [1896-1898?]
171 leaves
Scope and Contents
Three versions (sub-folders A, B, & C) of an unpublished novel by Ford and possibly a collaborator. Versions A (1) [57 leaves] and B(2) [43 leaves] are in Ford's hand and are incomplete; version C (3) [71 leaves] is a copy of 2, probably in Elsie Martindale Hueffers' hand with corrections by Ford. Harvey Civ(2)
Box 20 Folder 8.5
AM "A Romance of the Times Before Us"
 [1898?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Text identified as corresponding to page 8 of version 3 of "A Romance of the Times Before Us"; in Ford's hand.
Box 20 Folder 9
AM "Roussynolet"
 [1890-1900?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Musical composition.
S-T
Box 21 Folder 1
TM "The Saddest Story" [The Good Soldier]
 [n.d.]
42 leaves
Scope and Contents
First part of an incomplete and uncorrected draft of what was later published as "The Good Soldier". According to Thomas C. Mosher, in his "Note on the Text," in The World's Classics edition of "The Good Soldier" (Oxford: Oxford UP, 1990), "The forty-two page typescript from which the magazine installment ["Blast"] was printed ... follows the holograph manuscript, incorporating some, but not all, of its revisions .... The "Blast" typescript thus antedates the first and predates the second complete manuscript. The "Blast" installment contains the novel's epigraph but omits the first sentence." Harvey Ci(9b)
Box 21 Folder 2
AM &TM "The Saddes Story" [The Good Soldier]
 [1914-1915?]
376 leaves
Scope and Contents
An apparently complete manuscript of what was to become the novl "The Good Soldier", both typewritten and in various handwritings and divided into three sections Parts I-II, Part III, and Part IV) by pieces of green cord. Thomas C. Mosher ascribes the identities of the various transcribers as follows: "Most of Part I (manuscript pages 2-44 and 47-82) was written by Bridit Patmore; much of Part II (pages 141-196, 106-218, and 225-253) appears to have been written by the American Imagist poet H. D. (Hilda Doolittle); the last two chapters, less the first two typed pages (pages 342-376) look to be in the hand of H.D.'s husband, the English Imagist poet Richard Aldington.... The holograph portions of the manuscript surely represent first drafts; the typed portions may not be." Harvey Ci(91a)
Box 21 Folder 3
TM "The Saddest Story" [The Good Soldier]
 [n.d.]
305 leaves
Scope and Contents
Known as the "Printer's copy" this typescript draft of what was later published as "The Good Soldier" is not, according to Harvey, identical with the first English edition. With some handwritten corrections. Harvey Ci(9c)
Box 21 Folder 4
Printed "The Scaremonger. A Tale of the War Times"
 Nov. 25, 1914
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Facsimile of a short story published in "The Bystander", Nov. 25, 1914.
Box 21 Folder 5
AM Notebook with scattered entries
 1938
1 item
Scope and Contents
A small pocket notebook, containing various entries, mostly addresses, memos of appointments, and phone numbers.
Box 22 Folder 1
AMS "Sea-Jealousy"
 [1894?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Poem, signed under the pseudonym "Fenil Haig" and with a note indicating that it was intended for publication in the "Speaker". Later it was published in "Poems for Pictures" in 1900.
Box 22 Folder 2
TM "See, They Return!"
 [June 1935?]
22 leaves
Scope and Contents
Draft of an article published in "Esquire", June 1935, which was later revised and incorporated into Chapter 3 of Ford's book "The Great Trade Routs." With corrections throughout.
Box 22 Folder 3
TMS "Seraphina" [Romance}
 [1898-1901]
185 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of an early draft of the novel "Romance", with later became a collaboration between Ford and Joseph Conrad. With corrections in Ford's hand and lots of additions towards the end. This draft is really remote from "Romance", so that one can study the effect of Conrad upon Ford by checking parts of this typescript against it. Harvey A11(a)
Box 22 Folder 4
AMS "Serenada (Your Poet & Some Nightingales)"
 May 16, 1920
24 leaves
Scope and Contents
Unpublished poem with miscellaneous pages, several versions of a part, and an inscription to Stella on the first page. Holograph passages of "Thus to Revisit" on the verso of some pages. Harvey Cvii(2aa)
Box 22 Folder 4.5
TM "Sevenfold Farewell"
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Early version of the poem "The Newt"; with a second copy.
Box 22 Folder 5
TM "The Small Producer" [And His Hands Prepared]
 [1935]
22 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of an essay that later appeared in the "American Mercury", XXXV (Aug. 1935). With some corrections. Harvey has noted a similarity in sentiment and phrasing to the "Great Trade Route". Harvey D388.
Box 22 Folder 6
TM "Society of the Friends of William Carlos Williams" Membership Roster
 [early 1939?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Typescript list of the group's members, with names including Sherwood Anderson, Ezra Pound, Marianne Moore, and Henry Miller. With annotations and emendations throughout.
Box 22 Folder 7
Printed "Some Do Not" Dust Jacket
 [1924?]
1 item
Scope and Contents
Tattered fragment of the dust jacket for the second English impression. Harvey A56(c)
Box 22 Folder 7.5
Photo "Some Do Not" Dust Jacket
 [1924?]
1 item
Scope and Contents
8 x 10 color photograph of the image on the dust jacket of Ford's novel. Harvey A56(c)
Box 22 Folder 8
AM "The Song of the Land of Hopes"
 [1890-1893?]
10 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript of a poem, also title "Terra Sperum", that was later published in "The Questions at the Well".
Box 22 Folder 9
AM Sonnet [Untitled}
 [1930-1936?]
1 leaves
Scope and Contents
Sonnet, written apparently for one of Ford's "bouts-rimes" parties. With end rhymes in Janice Biala's hand.
Box 22 Folder 10
AM "Sonnet [Whatever Things Future Have In Store]
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sonnet written for Violet Hunt.
Box 22 Folder 10.1
TM "Sooner Than be Idle"
 [n.d.]
7 leaves
Scope and Contents
Copy of an article, possibly unfinished. On the subject of the British reading public.
Box 22 Folder 11
AM "The Soul of London"
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragment (pages 4 & 5) of what might be a very early version of "The Soul of London" or one of the two other books in the trilogy.
Box 22 Folder 12
TM Speech given at a fund-raising dinner for "Poetry" magazine
 [1937?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
A speech on the subjects of poetry and the death of a Miss Monroe. With some corrections.
Box 22 Folder 13
AM "The Spirit of the People"
 [1906]
17 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete manuscript of Chapter 3 of Ford's book. On verso of page 2 is a letter to Ford from H. Hamilton Fyfe of the "Daily Mirror"; on verso of pages 6-9 is a manuscript of an essay, apparently never published, "On Letters in England"; and on verso of pages 10-11 is a manuscript fragment possibly from "The Simple Life Limited." Harvey Cii(4)
Box 22 Folder 14
Printed "Stephen Crane" Proof
 [1935]
11 leaves
Scope and Contents
Author's proof of Ford's essay which appeared in "American Mercury", Jan. 1936. With minor corrections. Harvey Cii(32)
Box 22 Folder 15
Printed "Stevie" Review
 July 12, 1924
2 items
Scope and Contents
Review of Thomas Beer's biography of Stephen Crane by Ford, published in "The New York Evening Post Literary Review", July 12, 1924. With second copy.
Box 22 Folder 16
AM "The Story of Simon Pierreford"
 [1890-1893?]
14 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript poem published as "The Story of Simon Pierreauford" in "The Questions at the Well."
Box 22 Folder 17
AM & TM "Stripping Underwood"
 [pre-1904]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Two versions of a poem: an incomplete typescript (1 leaf) and a corrected manuscript entitled "Felling Underwood:. Harvey Cvii(2)f
Box 22 Folder 18
TM "On Heaven" Studies
 [1914?]
9 leaves
Scope and Contents
Copies of earlier versions of this poem entitled "Just Heaven" and "On Heaven". The final version was published in "Poetry", June 1914. With minor corrections. Harvey Ciii(8)c
Box 22 Folder 19
TM "A Sunday Morning Tragedy"
 [1936?]
21 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete carbon draft of an article on Thomas Hardy. One version later appeared in the "American Mercury", Aug. 1936 and another became Chapter 6 of "Portraits from Life". With corrections throughout and missing pages 3-5 and 20.
Box 22 Folder 20
AM "Synopses of Novels"
 [1929-19300]
5 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Autograph manuscript of four sour synopses of novels: Item I, entitled "Bond", was later written and published as "When the Wicked Man"; Item II, entitle "Hallows End", and Item III, untitled, were apparently never developed but both are about characters in "The Good Soldier" about whom Ford felt he could write more; and Item IV entitle "After Waterloo," was written and published as "A Little Less Than Gods".
Box 22 Folder 20.5
TM "Synopses of Novels"
 [1929-1930]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript copy of the same synopses [20] with provisional titles included.
Box 22 Folder 21
TM "The Rash Act" Synopsis
 [1934?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Copy of a synopsis of Ford's novel "The Rash Act" (here called "As Thy Day"), written by J. T.
Box 22 Folder 22
TM Talk delivered over W.A.B.C., Sat., Dec. 19, 1936
 [1936]
9 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon copy of a radio talk that Ford delivered on the subject of the W.P.A.
Box 22 Folder 22.5
TMS "Techniques"
 [n.d.]
20 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of an article on the writer's craft. Later published in the "Southern Review", 1 (July, 1935). With revisions apparently in Ford's hand and a note indicating the "manuscript [is] the property of Mrs. E.G. Bowen."
Box 22 Folder 23
AM "Tennyson"
 [1893]
First draft of an essay occasioned by the death of Alfred Lord Tennyson. The final draft of the manuscript is titled "In Autumn the Fall of the Leaf."
Box 23 Folder 1
TM "That Same Poor Man"
 [1928?]
Typescript of Part I, Chapters 1-4 of a revised draft of an unpublished novel, originally titled "The Wheels of the Plough". With minor corrections throughout. On the title page is a quote from Ecclesiastes IX, 14-15, from which the revised title is derived. Harvey Civ(9)
Box 23 Folder 2
TM "That Same Poor Man"
 [1928?]
181 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part I, Chapters 5-11 of a revised draft of an unpublished novel, originally titled "The Wheels of the Plough". With minor corrections throughout. Harvey Civ(9)
Box 23 Folder 3
TM "That Same Poor Man"
 [1928?]
123 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Par II, Chapters I-V of a revised draft of an unpublished novel, originally titled "The Wheels of the Plough". Typed on different typewriters and with corrections throughout. Harvey Civ(9)
Box 23 Folder 4
TM "That Same Poor Man"
 [1928?]
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part III, (subtitled "A Romance of Re-Construction), Chapters I-IV of a revised draft of an unpublished novel, originally titled "The Wheels of the Plough". Typed on different typewriters and with minor corrections throughout. The first page is marked with a stamp: "W.A. Bradley / 5, Rue S-Louis-en-L'Ile / Paris-IV". Harvey Civ(9)Harvey Civ(9)
Box 24 Folder 1
Photocopy "That Same Poor Man"
 [1928?]
502 leaves
Scope and Contents
Copy of the entire manuscript of Ford's unpublished novel.
Box 22 Folder 24
AM "They Say the Old Kind Gods ..."
 [192-?-193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Draft of an unpublished poem. Written in pencil on a paper tablecloth.
Box 22 Folder 25
TM "Thinking Aloud"
 [193-?]
8 leaves
Scope and Contents
Draft of an article "On War", possibly unpublished which was apparently to be part of a larger series of articles titled "Thinking Aloud". With minor corrections.
Box 22 Folder 25.5
TM "Thomas Hardy, O.M."
 [Jan. 1928?]
7 leaves
Scope and Contents
Draft of an article that was later published with slight revision under this title in the "New York Herald Tribune Books) Jan. 22, 1928. Typed on Two different typewriters. Article shares material in common with "A Sunday Morning Tragedy," with eventually became Chapter 6 in "Portraits from Life".
Box 22 Folder 26
AM & TM "Three Rhymes for a Child"
 [pre-1922]
22 leaf
Scope and Contents
Drafts of poems, including a typescript of the three poems, "Seven Shepherds", "To Julia (Who Shall be a Poet)" (both of which were published in "New Poems"), and "Flight into Egypt" (7 leaves); a typescript of variations of "Flight into Egypt" (5 leaves); and a typescript (5 leaves) and manuscript (4 leaves) of "Lyra Domestica".
Box 22 Folder 27
AM "The Three-Ten"
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Draft of poem, later published in "Songs from London", 1910. With a few corrections and with minor variations from the final version in the first stanza, and major variations in the second. Harvey Ciii(4)b
Box 22 Folder 28
AMS & TM "Thus to Revisit"
 1920
130 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete manuscript and typescript of Ford's book. Date stamped on first page "June 7, 1920" and with corrections and emendations throughout. Parts of this book appeared in the "English Review" and the "Dial", beginning in July, 1920 and the book itself appeared in 1921. Harvey Cii(10)
Box 22 Folder 29
AM "Thus to Revisit" Note and Possible Appendix
 Aug. 1920
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Copy of H.G. Wells" "Letter to the Editor" in the Aug. 1920 issue of the "English Review" entitled "A Footnote to Hueffer", and a note by Ford concerning the possibility of making that article an appendix to "Thus to Revisit".
Box 22 Folder 30
Printed "Thus to Revisit" Review
 Nov.6, 1911
1 item
Scope and Contents
Copy of one in a series of articles published in the "Piccadilly Review", bearing no resemblance to the later serialization, "Thus to Revisit", in the "English Review" and "Dial" nor to the book bearing that title. In this article, Ford critiques Max Beerbohm's "Seven Men" and W. H. Hudson's "Birds in Town and Village". Harvey D278.
Box 22 Folder 30.5
AM "Times" marriage advertisement
 [1891?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Note to be sent to the "Times" announcing Ford's marriage to Elsie Martindale. On stationary with the British Museum seal.
Box 25 Folder 0.5
AMS "To Petronella at Sea"
 [1927]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Poem, written by Ford in pencil.
Box 25 Folder 1
TM "To Violet Hunt, Poet"
 [1909]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Poem, inviting Violet Hunt to attend a contest of poetry-writing to be held at Ford's home on April 4, 1909.
Box 25 Folder 2
AM "Tomorrow!"
 [1905?]
40 leaves
Scope and Contents
Partial dramatization of Conrad's short story which was called "One Day More." In Ford's hand. Harvey Ci(3)
Box 25 Folder 3
TM "Towards A History of English Literature"
 [1922]
234 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplet carbon copy typescript of an unpublished critical work. With two copies of some chapters and additions and emendations throughout. Harvey Cvi(3)
Box 25 Folder 4
TM "Towards Tomorrow"
 Jan.-Jun.1933
347 leaves
Scope and Contents
Earlier typescript draft of Ford's book "It was the Nightingale", with was published in 1933. A few corrections throughout. Harvey Civ(28)
Box 25 Folder 5
AM & TM "Towton Field"
 [pre-1904]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
Poem, apparently unpublished. With a complete version of 5 leaves in Ford's hand and an incomplete version with 1 leaf of typescript. With corrections throughout. Harvey Civ(2)c
Box 25 Folder 6
AM Transcriptions of some Ford manuscripts and letters owned by Lord Stow Hill
 [1890-192-?]
20 leaves
Scope and Contents
Complete and incomplete transcripts of manuscripts and letters by Ford written by Arthur and Rosemary Mizener.
Box 25 Folder 6.1
AM "The Tribulations of Tolputt"
 [1889-1893?]
13 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete manuscript of a short story, an earlier version of which was titled "The Troubles of Tolputt".
Box 25 Folder 6.3
TM Tributes and Comments
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Typed list of quotes from Sinclair Lewis, Hendrick Van Loon, H.G. Wells, Hugh Walpole, and Rebecca West. The quotes come from letters to Ford and from the book jacket of the American edition of "The Good Soldier".
Box 25 Folder 7
TM "Tristia"
 [Sept.1914?]
16 leaves
Scope and Contents
Poem sequence, with some poems in several versions and with many corrections in Ford's hand. Some poems are earlier, variant versions of poems published in "On Heaven", and some are unpublished.
Box 25 Folder 7.5
AM "The Troubles of Tolputt"
 [1889-1893?]
19 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript of an earlier version of a short story later entitled "The Tribulations of Tolputt". With minor corrections throughout.
Box 25 Folder 8
Printed "Trois Jours de Permission"
 [Sept, 1916]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Copoy of an article printed in "The Nation", Sept. 30, 1916, on the subject of a weekend leave in Paris during WWI.
Box 25 Folder 9
TM "True Love and a General Court Martial"
 [1921?]
191 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete draft of an unpublished war novel. With duplicates of pages, some of which have slight differences and with corrections throughout. Harvey Civ(7)
Box 25 Folder 10
TM "Two Poems in an Old Manner"
 [192-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Fragment, truncated variant text of the "Aupres de ma Blonde: segment of this poem. First published in "New Poems (1922) and reprinted in the "Collected Poems (1936).
U-Z, Fordiana, Memorabilia, Documents
Box 26 Folder 1
TM "Ulysses & the Handling of Indecencies"
 [n.d.]
20 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of an essay that appeared in the "English Review", Dec. 1922. With many excisions and corrections throughout. Harvey Civ(11)
Box 26 Folder 2
TM Untitled Short Story
 [193-?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Copy of an untitled short story about a maker of violin varnish. With a note in Janice Biala's hand that states "published". See Box 15, Folder 5.5 for what appears to be a longer, variant version of this manuscript.
Box 26 Folder 3
AM Untitled Short Story or Chapter from an Unpublished Novel
 [n.d.]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript of an unpublished piece of fiction about a young woman named Sarah and a Dominican friar, which stylistically bears a resemblance to "A Romance of the Times Before Us."
Box 26 Folder 4
TM "Vanellus Cristatus"
 [pre-1904]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Uncorrected typescript of a poem, apparently unpublished. Harvey Cvii(2)g
Box 26 Folder 5
AM "The Verses for Notes of Music"
 [1890-1893?]
32 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manuscript of verses, partially published in "The Questions at the Well:; with two title pages and with corrections throughout. Contents include: "A Dialogue," "L'Envoi," "Faith, Hope & Charity," "A Song of Seed's Fate" fragment, "L'Envoi Dedicatory," "Hammock Song," "An October Burden" TM, "In Contempt of Palmistry," "A Song of Seed's Fate," "A Little Comfort for a Child," "Spinning Song," "In Memoriam E.M.B.," "Travellers' Tales," "Moonlit Midnight," " River Song," "In Tenebris," and "Hope in the Parlour."
Box 26 Folder 6
AMS "Wagner Educationally Considered"
 [1891]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
An incomplete manuscript on the subject of Wagner, written as "an accompaniment to the Boyreuth Festival: and signed under the pseudonym of "Hewrman Ritter". With 2 leaves of unidentified manuscript on the back: "it was eagerly accepted by the publishers...".
Box 26 Folder 7
AM "Waking Song"
 Sept.1, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Manuscript of a poem, inspired by the bombing of some convents along the Somme river during WWI. With a fragment of "A solis ortus cardine" written on verso.
Box 26 Folder 7.5
TMS "The Wall: Things Seen in U.S.A."
 [n.d.]
22 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of an essay, much of which was later incorporated in Sections 3 & 4 of the "Great Trade Route, Woyage Outwards". With a note indicating the manuscript "the property of Mrs. E.G. Bowen" and with revisions apparently in Ford's hand.
Box 26 Folder 8
AM "War--the Mind"
 [1916?]
8 leaves
Scope and Contents
Signed with the pseudonym "Miles Ignotus". Manuscript draft of Part II, subtitled "The Enemy," of an essay, some part of which was posthumously published in "Esquire" magazine, Dec. 1980 {see Box 2, Folder 6] in an article titled "Arms and the Mind." Also, see Ford's manuscript "A Day of Battle" [Box 3, Folder 22] for what might be the first part of this manuscript.
Box 26 Folder 8.5
TM "War and the Mind.II The Enemy"
 [1916?]
12 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of the second part of an essay, posthumously published as "Arms and the Mind". Signed "Miles Ignotus" and with revisions apparently in Ford's hand. See Box 2, Folder 6; Box 3, Folder 22; and Box 26, Folder 8 for earlier and later drafts of this essay as well as its first part "A Day of Battle."
Box 26 Folder 9
TM "Weather"
 Dec.1934
14 leaves
Scope and Contents
Copy of a possibly unpublished article on the subject of weather. Typed on two different typewriters.
Box 26 Folder 9.5
TM [What do Doctors know?]
 [n.d.]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of an incomplete, untitled essay, on the subject of the science of medicine.
Box 26 Folder 10
AM "The Wheels of the Plough"
 [1920-1921?]
277 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete manuscript of an unpublished novel, later titled "That Same Poor Man". Part I, Chapters I-III (77 leaves) are in Stella Bowen's hand; Part I, Chapters X-XIII & Part II, Chapters I-V are in Ford's hand (200 leaves); and the rest is missing. Harvey Civ(6)
Box 26 Folder 11
AM "Trio: When Runnels Begin to Leap and Sing"
 1895
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Musical composition with corrections in pencil and a note "Correct for next time." See Box 12, Folder 16 for the lyrics of this composition written simply as verse.
Box 26 Folder 12
TM "...When that I was a Little, Little Boy..."
 [1929-1932?]
10 leaves
Scope and Contents
Copy of an essay on the subject of social conventions and prudery. With one holograph correction in Ford's hand. Second copy of pages 5-7.
Box 26 Folder 13
TM "When the Wicked Man" [Notterdam}
 [1928?]
52 leaves
Scope and Contents
Fragmentary original version of Ford's novel, here titled "Notterdam". With excisions and corrections in Ford's hand.
Box 27 Folder 1
TM "When the Wicked Man"
 [1928-1930]
87 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part I, Chapters I-III, of Ford's novel, still titled "Notterdam". With numerous corrections in Ford's hand and three copies of an illustrated programme, atop which Ford has penciled "Notterdam".
Box 27 Folder 2
TM "When the Wicked Man"
 [1928-1930]
61 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part II, Chapters I-III of Ford's novel, still titled "Notterdam". With numerous corrections in Ford's hand.
Box 27 Folder 3
TM "When the Wicked Man"
 [1928-1930]
147 leaves
Scope and Contents
Typescript of Part III, Chapters I-IV & Part IV, Chapters I-IV of Ford's novel. Still titled "Notterdam" With numerous corrections in Ford's hand.
Box 27 Folder 4
TDS "When the Wicked Man" Contract
 Nov. 21, 1930
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon copy of the book contract for Ford's novel, still tentatively titled "Notterdam". Signed by Ford as well as a representative of the publishers Horace Liveright, Inc.
Box 27 Folder 5
TD "When the Wicked Man" Royalty Statement
 [June 1932]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Royalty statement from Liveright Inc., Publishers concerning the money owed from Ford's novel.
Box 27 Folder 6
Printed "When the Wicked Man" Reviews
 [1932]
11 items
Scope and Contents
Reviews of Ford's novel for "The New York Herald Tribune," "The Mirror," "The New York Times," " New York Evening Post," "Chicago Tribune," "Philadelphia Ledger," "The Outlook" and "The Shanghai Times".
Box 27 Folder 7
TM "When the Wicked Man" Synopsis, List of Characters
 [1931?]
11 leaves
Scope and Contents
Three versions of a synopsis of Ford's novel and a list of its characters. An original typescript with corrections, a revised version with some corrections and a carbon copy of the final version.
Box 26 Folder 14
Printed "The Wind's Quest"
 [1891]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Leaf torn from the "Torch", 1891, with Ford's written note indicating that this was the first thing he ever wrote. On the verso is the beginning of a song verse in Ford's hand, with four bars of music.
Box 26 Folder 15
TM "Women and Men"
 [1911-1913?]
108 leaves
Scope and Contents
Complete typescript of Ford's book of essays, with a few minor corrections. Harvey Cii(2). [See Harvey A54 for evidence that dates the manuscript well before its 1923 publishing date.]
Box 26 Folder 16
AM "The Wood-Haunter's Dream"
 [pre-1904]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Poem, not in Ford's hand and possibly not by Ford. Harvey Cvii(2)k
Box 26 Folder 17
No folder 17
Box 26 Folder 18
Printed "The Work of William Harrison Coleshaw"
 [Sept.1897]
8 leaves
Scope and Contents
Photocopy of an article by Ford, published in "The Artist", Sept., 1897.
Box 26 Folder 19
TM "Working with Conrad"
 [1929]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Single manuscript page of an article, the complete text of which appeared in "The Yale Review," Summer, 1929. With many corrections and emendations in Ford's hand.
Box 28 Folder 1
AM & TM "The Year of Last Omens"
 [pre-1904]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Poem, the first three sections of which is handwritten and the fourth section is typed. Corrections throughout in Ford's hand. Harvey Cvii(2)i.
Box 28 Folder 2
TM "Years After"
 [Nov.11, 1929?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Carbon copy of an apparently unpublished short essay commemorating those British soldiers who died in WWI. Harvey Civ(10)
Box 28 Folder 3
Removed
Processing Information
Moved to Box 9, Folder 8.5
Box 28 Folder 4
Printed "Young America Abroad"
 [Sept 20, 1924]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Article, published in "The Saturday Review of Literature" on the subject of the exodus of American writers to Europe.
Box 28 Folder 5
TM "The Young D.H."
 [n.d.]
25 leaves
Scope and Contents
Draft carbon copy of an essay about D.H. Lawrence, which appeared in one version in the "American Mercury" XXXVIII, June, 1936, and in another as chapter five of "Portraits from Life."
Box 28 Folder 6
AM & TM "The Young Lovell"
 [n.d.]
395 leaves
Scope and Contents
Incomplete, corrected holograph and typescript version of Ford's novel [277 leaves], and a typescript of Part II with the corrections made which had been indicated on the earlier draft [118 leaves]. Harvey Civ(8).
Box 28 Folder 7
AM & TM "Young Man's Road Song"
 [pre-1904]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Two versions of an apparently unpublished poem, a complete, untitled holograph copy and an incomplete titled typescript copy. Harvey Civ(2)a.
Box 28 Folder 8
AM "Young Wife's Song"
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Poem, apparently unpublished. In Ford's hand.
Box 28 Folder 9
DS Agreement signed by Ford and Stella Bowen after their breakup
 Mar.1, 1928
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Two copies of a legal document signed by Ford and Stella Bowen, outlining the terms of their separation. The second copy, in purple ink belonged to Bowen.
Box 28 Folder 10
DS Bank Draft
 Feb.2, 1910
1 item
Scope and Contents
Bank draft for five pounds, signed by Ford for John Galsworthy.
Box 28 Folder 11
DS Check
 Oct.20, 1908
1 item
Scope and Contents
Check for 125 pounds, signed by Ford for Theodore Watts-Dutton.
Box 28 Folder 12
DS Check
 July 19, 1914
1 item
Scope and Contents
Check for 2 pounds, 10 shillings, signed by Ford for J.W. Lewis.
Box 28 Folder 13
DS Check
 Jan.1, 1917
1 item
Scope and Contents
Check for 137 francs, signed by Ford for Captain F.G. Bonham-Carter.
Box 28 Folder 13.5
TDS "It was the Nightingale" Contract
 Jan.5, 1934
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Contract between Esther Gwendolyn Bowen
Box 28 Folder 14
D "The Nature of a Crime" Contract
 Feb.12, 1924
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Ford's carbon of the contract signed by Elliot Holt with an appended note concerning the terms and conditions for the re-issue of Ford's novel.
Box 28 Folder 15
TDS "Vanity Fair" Contract
 Mar.20, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Ford's copy of a contract that specifies the he will write eight articles for "Vanity Fair", signed by a representative of Conde Nast.
Box 28 Folder 16
AD Description of property
 [1903-1908?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
A list of various properties owned by Ford as well as the income to be derived from them. In Ford's hand.
Mapcase Folder 1
ADS Passport for Ford Madox Brown
 1845-1846
1 item
Scope and Contents
A passport of Brown's issued in Belgium in Sept. 1945, 2 leaves stamped in various countries.
Box 28 Folder 17
DS Passport
 Nov.15, 1932
1 item
Scope and Contents
A passport of Ford's issued on November 15, 1932 in Marseilles.
Box 28 Folder 18
D Petition for restitution of conjugal rights for Elsie Hueffer
 Sept. 16, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
A citation issued to Ford by Elsie Hueffer, necessitating his appearance in divorce court.
Box 28 Folder 19
AD Sales receipt for the Bungalow, Winchelsea
 [May, 1912?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Receipt of the sale of Ford's property to Mr. Harris for 641+ pounds.
Box 28 Folder 20
DS Temporary passport
 Nov.1, 1932
1 item
Scope and Contents
Temporary passport issued to Ford on Nov. 1, 1932.
Box 28 Folder 21
Printed FORDIANA
 [n.d.]
Numerous
Scope and Contents
Collection of various newspaper and magazine clippings by or about Ford. Includes photographs of the author, reviews and mentions of his works as well as news of the escalating violence in Germany in the 1930's.
Series II. Outgoing correspondence
Arranged alphabetically by recipient.
Processing Information
In the cases where there is a lot of correspondence to one recipient, the box numbers may be out of sequence.
A-B
Box 29 Folder 1
TLS to Lascelles Abercrombie
 July 26, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Mr. Abercrombie, I shall have great pleasure in sending you a small group of poems
Box 29 Folder 2
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 June 4, 1935
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?]; Dear Mrs. Aley, It is always difficult for me to write synopses of books
Box 29 Folder 3
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Aug.6, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Mrs. Aley, I return the agreements herwith duly signed and witnessed
Box 29 Folder 4
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Sept.7, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
{Toulon] Dear Mrs. Aley, I am sending you herewith an article on Stephen Crane
Box 29 Folder 5
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Sept.9, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Mrs. Alley, I enclose [not included in folder] a letter from Willliam Griffith
Box 29 Folder 6
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Sept.23, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Mrs. Aley, I should really be mildly glad
Box 29 Folder 7
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 [Oct. 1935]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Mrs. Aley, I wish we could get this copyright business
Box 29 Folder 8
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Oct.10, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Mrs. Aley, Thank you for the money;
Box 29 Folder 9
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Nov.12, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Mrs. Aley, I am sending you herewith an article on H.G. Wells
Box 29 Folder 10
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Dec.10, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Mrs. Alley, Here is the new article on Hudson.
Box 29 Folder 11
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Dec.25, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Mrs. Aley, I am enclosing two copies of my article on Galsworthy
Box 29 Folder 12
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Jan.8, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mrs. Aley, Ref. Oxford University Press' agreements;
Box 29 Folder 13
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Jan.8, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mrs. Aley, We discovered that the money had been in the hands of
Box 29 Folder 14
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Feb.17, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mrs. Aley, Enclosed please find article on D.H. Lawrence
Box 29 Folder 15
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Mar.18, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mrs. Aley, I am sending under another cover the ms. of the GREAT ROUTE
Box 29 Folder 16
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Mar.24, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mrs. Aley, Thank you for your telegram;
Box 29 Folder 17
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Apr.11, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mrs. Aley, I am much distressed that the Oxford Univesity Press
Box 29 Folder 18
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 May 22, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mrs. Aley, Thank you for your letter.
Box 29 Folder 19
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Jul.1, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Mrs. Aley, I received today from the Guaranty Trust
Box 29 Folder 20
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Aug.11, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon[ Dear Mrs. Aley, I received to days ago - the 9th inst.-
Box 29 Folder 21
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Aug.12, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Mrs. Aley,[sic] Further to my yesterday's letter.
Box 29 Folder 22
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 [Sept. 1936]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Mrs. Aley, Will you please wire, phone, and write by air mail to Greenslet
Box 29 Folder 23
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Sept.7, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Paris? Toulon?] Dear Mrs. Aley, WILL YOU PLEASE BEFORE MAILING LETTERS
Box 29 Folder 24
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Sept. 18, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Mrs. Aley, The contracts have duly reached me
Box 29 Folder 25
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Sept.26, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Mrs. Aley, I have just received the attached cable from Greenslett.
Box 29 Folder 26
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Nov.23, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mrs. Aley, We reached here on Saturday
Box 29 Folder 27
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Dec.1, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mrs. Aley, Will you please be good enough to answer my letter
Box 29 Folder 28
TL[copy] to Ruth Aley
 Dec.21, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mrs. Aley, I forward you herewith cheque for $5
Box 29 Folder 29
TL[copy] to Allen & Unwin
 Oct.9, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs...I am duly receiving these proofs.
Box 29 Folder 30
TL[copy] to Allen & Unwin
 Oct.26, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Sirs, I enclose herewith the Dedication for the above
Box 29 Folder 31
TL[copy] to the Editor, The American Mercury
 Sept.15, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sir, Mr. Carl J. Weber and I stand at opposite poles
Box 29 Folder 32
TL[copy] to the Editor, The American Mercury
 Jan.19, 1937
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Sir, I don't understand exactly what Mrs. Lawrence wants.
Box 29 Folder 33
TL[copy] to W. H. Auden
 Mar.23, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Auden, If you could find it convenient to attend the dinner
Box 29 Folder 34
TL[copy] to W. H. Auden
 Apr.21, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Greensbor?] My Dear Auden, I ought to have written you before
Box 29 Folder 35
TL[copy} to Bernice Baumgarten
 Jan.25, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Mrs. Cozzens, Will you kindly have the cheque for the Harpers
Box 29 Folder 36
TL[copy} to Bernice Baumgarten
 July 25, 1928
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Miss Baumgarten, You asked me to send you address,
Box 29 Folder 37
TL[copy} to Bernice Baumgarten
 Aug.28, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Carquieranne] Dear Miss Baumgarten, Yours of the 18th inst. Thank you.
Box 29 Folder 38
TL[copy} to Bernice Baumgarten
 Dec.31, 1928
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; My Dear Bernice, If I knew where Mrs. Cozzens lived
Box 29 Folder 39
TL[copy} to Bernice Baumgarten
 Jul.7, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] ...I have been extremely unwell
Box 29 Folder 40
TL[copy} to Bernice Baumgarten
 Jul.10, 1929
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Miss Baumgarten, I am afraid I cannot wait any longer for answers
Box 29 Folder 41
TL[copy to [Rene Behaine]
 Aug.10, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Cher ami; Excusez que je vais vous ecrire tres brievement.
Box 29 Folder 42
AL[copy,fragment] to Arnold Bennett
 [Mar., 1909?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[not in Ford's hand] London; My Dear Bennett, Thank God you consent to buy the hatchet:
Box 29 Folder 43
AL [copy] to Arnold Bennett
 [Mar.10, 1909]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[not in Ford's hand] London: My Dear Bennett, Oh hang! If you negotiate thru' Pinker what can you expect?
Box 29 Folder 44
TL [copy] to Tristan Bernard
 Mars 20, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Monsieur: J'ai entendu que vous avez fonde association ayant en vue de secourir
Box 29 Folder 45
TL{copy,draft] to Philippe Berthelot
 Jan.22, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Sir, Could you spare time to give me a few minutes
Box 29 Folder 46
ALS to Anthony Bertram
 Apr.23, 1921
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex, England; My Dear Bertram: Thanks for you letter to Mrs. Ford.
Box 29 Folder 47
ALS to Anthony Bertram
 May 6, 1922
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex, England; My Dear Bertram: Very pleased to hear from you again.
Box 29 Folder 48
TLS to Anthony Bertram
 Jun.16, 1922
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex, England; My dear Bertram: I was just about to write and remind you
Box 29 Folder 49
TLS to Anthony Bertram
 Jun.23, 1922
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex, England; Dear Bertram; would the underlined portion of enclosed letter interest you
Box 29 Folder 50
TLS to Anthony Bertram
 Aug.14, 1922
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex, England; My Dear Bertram; I have been a brute to you.
Box 29 Folder 51
TLS to Anthony Bertram
 Aug.22, 1922
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex, England; My Dear Bertram: A note to say that we shall expect you
Box 29 Folder 52
ALS to Anthony Bertram
 Sept.24, [1922?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex, England; Dear Bertram: Of course you'll come in any time
Box 29 Folder 53
TLS to Anthony Bertram
 Oct.24, 1922
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Sussex, England] Dear Bertram: Do be an angel and order those bulbs
Box 29 Folder 54
TL to Anthony Bertram
 Oct.31-Nov.2, 1922
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Sussex, England; My Dear Bertram: Enclosed please find ch. val.6/9 for B. acc.
Box 29 Folder 55
ALS to Anthony Bertram
 Dec.4, 1922
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Bertram: It wd be noble of you if you wd send me by return
Box 29 Folder 56
AL[postcard]S to Anthony Bertram
 Dec.14, 1922
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
St. Jean Alpes-Maritimes, France; Above is our address till March.
Box 29 Folder 57
ALS to Anthony Bertram
 Jan.20, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
St. Jean, Alpes-Maritimes, France; How are you all?
Box 29 Folder 58
ALS to Anthony Bertram
 Mar.20, 1923
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
St. Jean, Alpes-Maritimes, France; My Dear Bertram, Why haven't you sent me the threatened
Box 29 Folder 59
ALS to Anthony Bertram
 Jul.4, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
St. Agrere, Ardeche dept. France; Bertram; Glad to hear from you again
Box 29 Folder 59.5
ALS to Anthony Bertram
 Sept.29, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Bertram: I'm starting a review to be published here
Box 29 Folder 60
ALS to Anthony Bertram
 [post Sept.29, 1923]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Bertram: Wd you care to write me a note
Box 29 Folder 61
AL[postcard]S to Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Bertram
 [May 20, 1934?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Nimes; Janice has just come through her first bullfight
Box 29 Folder 62
TLS to Anthony Bertram
 Sept.14, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Bertram; I fancy I owe you a letter
Box 29 Folder 63
TL[copy] to Anthony Bertram
 Sept.27, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; My Dear Bertram; I am overwhelmed by the dedication of your book
Box 29 Folder 64
TLS to Anthony Bertram
 Sept.27, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; My Dear Bertram, Thank you very much for a letter
Box 29 Folder 65
TLS to Anthony Bertram
 Sept.27, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; My Dear Bertram; I am overwhelmed by the dedication of your book [original of 63]
Box 29 Folder 66
TLS to Anthony Bertram
 Oct.15, 1935
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Toulon; My dear Bertram, I have now red- but indeed I did a week or so ago
Box 29 Folder 67
TL[copy] to William Bird
 Mar.14, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dar Bill, I have not written to you for ages
Box 29 Folder 68
TL[copy] to William Bird
 May 23, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Bill, I have had to put off restarting the "Transatlantic"
Box 29 Folder 69
TL[copy] to to [Charles?] Boni
 Jan.14, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My Dear Boni, Here is the checque I should be glad if you could let bearer have yours
Box 29 Folder 70
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Stella Bowen
Box 29 Folder 71
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Jun.26, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Ripon] Dear Miss Bowen, Of course you may call me Ford [ Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29 Folder 72
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Aug.1, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Redcar; My dear, It was just a sort of irritation [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29 Folder 73
AL[copy]S to Stella Bowen
 Aug.22, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Redcar; My dear Stella, I have had an exhausting [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29 Folder 74
AL[copy]S to Stella Bowen
 Aug.28, 1918
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Redcar; My Dear Stella, I am writing to you before [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29 Folder 75
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Sept.8, 1918
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Redcar; My dear, Thank you ever so many times for the little farm. [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 76
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Sept.18, 1918
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Redcar; My dear: I think we think along such curiously dissimilar lines![Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe. The date is mistakenly transcribed as Sept.19]
Box 29 Folder 77
AL[copy]S to Stella Bowen
 Oct.2, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Redcar; My dear darling: I am afraid I made you rather a painful scene last night [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29 Folder 78
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Nov.1, 1918
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
]Redcar] Darling: The gloves arrived last night: very splendid [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 79
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Nov.11, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: Just a note to say I love you more than ever. [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 80
TL[copy,fragment] to Stella Bowen
 Nov.17, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Eston, Yorkshire; My Darling: You do write such splendid letters [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 81
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Dec.10, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: Here is the silly little poem I daresay you will understand [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 82
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Jan.7, 1919
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: I was gazetted out of the Army this morning [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 83
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.19, 1919]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Darling: It was a lovely day-one of the loveliest [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29 Folder 84
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 [Apr.3-4, 1919]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Pulborough; Darling: I am writing to you before popping into [Original letter dated April 3-4; transcript mistakenly dated April 6] [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 85
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 [Apr.7, 1919?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Pulborough; Darling One: How can I have been so stupid [Dated "Monday Night" {April 1919} originally] [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 86
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 [Apr.23, 1919]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: You have been gone 21 hours now! [Dated late spring 1919 originally] [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 87
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 [May 4, 1919]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I will give you an account of how the garden [Dated Sunday night, 1919? originally] [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 88
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 [May, 1919?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: There was nothing startling in the batch of letters from V.[Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 89
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 May 21, 1919
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Pulborough; Darling: I am again pretty tired [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 90
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 May 30, 1919
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: Coming back here last night really seemed like coming back [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 91
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.13, 1923
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat] Darling one: yr letter of Friday has arrived [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe, she dated [1923]]
Box 29 Folder 92
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.16, 1923
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat] Darling: The effigy of St. Clara is only [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe; was dated Friday 1923]
Box 29 Folder 93
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 May7, 1923
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Tarascon] Darling: Your poor distressed letter has so distressed me [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 94
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 May 11, 1923
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Tarascon; Darling: I sent off the play and letter [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 95
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 [Oct.30, 1926]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; My own dear darling: Here I am installed. The above address [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 95.5
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.2, 1926]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: Today being a public holiday I may be able [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe, dated Nov.3][Numbered as folder 98 originally]
Box 29 Folder 96
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.9-10, 1926]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My Darling: I am very disturbed at not hearing from you[Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe, dated Nov. 1926]
Box 29 Folder 97
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Box 29 Folder 98
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Box 29 Folder 99
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Nov.11, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: As I scribbled last night: my speech at the Plaza [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 100
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Nov.12, [1926]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York: My darling: I am really getting distracted at never hearing from you [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 101
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Nov.16, 1926
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: Yr. letter of the 4th-5th has reached me.[Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 102
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Nov.20, 1926
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: Bradley really seems to have got the terms settled [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 102.5
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Dec.2, 1926
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: I have been too much bothered and depressed [Julian Loewe papers, dated Nov. 1926]
Box 29 Folder 103
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Jan.9, 1927
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I did not write yesterday because I had really nothing to say [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 104
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Jan.22, 1927
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Chicago; My darling: I have your rather sad letter of the 7th Jan. here [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 105
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 [Sept.22, 1927]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
S.S.Minnedosa; Darling: I finished "Last Post" ten minutes ago.[Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 106
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Oct.1, [1927]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: You have been very good in writing to me [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 106.5
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Oct.22, 1927
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I was very glad to get your long letter of the 11th [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 107
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Oct.30, 1927
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I have no news of to-day, I have spent it in bed till now [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 108
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Box 29 Folder 109
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Nov.4, [1927]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I had such a bitter disappointment yesterday that I did not write [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 109.5
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.10, 1927]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I have neglected you for several day, [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Esther Julia Madox Loewe, dated Dec. 10, 1927. Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29 Folder 110
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Nov.13, [1927]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I ws so pleased to get your gossipy letter yesterday [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 111
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Nov.21, 1927
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: I do not get time to write to you as often as I wish [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 111.5
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Nov.25, [1927]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York Darling: I have finally - to-day - settled a very [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julie Hueffer Loewe, dated Nov. 1927][Originally numbered Box 29, folder 108]
Box 29 Folder 112
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Box 29 Folder 113
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Dec.21, 1927
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I expect this will be the last letter you will have [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 114
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 May 12, 1928
7 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; My Dear: I was glad to have your letter of Wednesday [Original MS in the possession of Mrs. Julian (Hueffer) Loewe]
Box 29 Folder 115
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 May 16, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Stella: I enclose cheque value $300.00
Box 29 Folder 116
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 [post Feb.10, 1930]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear S. Overleaf you will see how things stant in America [On verso Macauley Co. letter of 10 Feb. 1930 addressed to Ford]
Box 29 Folder 117
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Dec.22, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Stella, Thanks for your good wished which Janice and I
Box 29 Folder 118
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Dec.22, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Madam, In consideration of the sum of 2,500 pounds [sic]
Box 29 Folder 119
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Jun.19, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Stella, Herewith the last chapter to "Towards Tomorrow"
Box 29 Folder 120
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Sept.24, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon: Dear Stella, I suppose it would be about time to answer
Box 29 Folder 121
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Oct.8, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Stella, I don't know whether Faber's wanting a second reading
Box 29 Folder 122
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Nov.2, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Stella, Now that you are acquiring domicile in England,
Box 29 Folder 123
TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Jan.19-23, 1934
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Stella, We have found the cap
Box 29A Folder 1
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Oct.26, 1917?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Dear Miss Bowen: I am afraid you went to a great[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 2
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [1918]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Redcar; My dear: Don't be discouraged about your painting [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 3
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Jan.4, 1918
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Redcar] Darling: Yr. long letter reached me this morning [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 4
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Jun.26, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Ripon; Dear Miss Bowen: Of course you may call me Ford [Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, folder 71]]
Box 29A Folder 5
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Aug.1, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Redcar; My dear: It was just a sort of irritation [Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, folder 72]
Box 29A Folder 6
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Aug.3, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Mr dear: Let me have just a word from you [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 7
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Aug.16, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redar; Dear Stella: I wanted to ring up up yesterday [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 8
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Aug.18, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Redcar; My dear Stella: you write such nice letters [Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, folder 73]
Box 29A Folder 9
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Aug.22, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Redcar; My dear Stella: I have had an exhausting [Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, folder 73]
Box 29A Folder 10
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Aug.24, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Redar; My dear Stella: You write charming letters [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 11
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Aug. 28, 1918
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Redcar; My dear Stella: I am writing to you before[Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, folder 74]
Box 29A Folder 12
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Sept.6, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Redcar] My dear Stella: You ask for MSS of my lectures [Written on same sheet as his AM "Lecture Notes, Sept.5-6, 1918] Lectures are on musketry, censorship and ciphers.][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 13
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Sept.8, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; My dear, Thank you ever so many times for the little farm.[Julian Loewe papers][[copy in Box 29, folder 75]
Box 29A Folder 14
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Sept.18, 1918
1 leaf + 1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; My dear: I think we think along such curiously dissimilar lines!.[With photo of Rex II, the Welch Regiment mascot goat][Julian Loewe papers][Copy in Box 29, folder 76]
Box 29A Folder 15
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Sept.24, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; My dear: No: of course differing psychologies [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 16
AL to Stella Bowen
 [Sept.29, 1918?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Redcar; I have just got yrs. of the 27th [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 17
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Oct.2, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Redcar; My dear darling: I am afraid I made you rather [Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, folder 77]
Box 29A Folder 18
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Oct.4, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; My dear: I had hoped to have heard from you [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 19
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Oct.5, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Redcar?] Thank you for yr. letter. [Written on verso of printed circular headed "Salvage," which was composed by Ford.][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 20
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Oct.6, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: Yr. little letter made all the difference [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 21
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Oct.8, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: I have been in bed with flu since [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 22
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Oct.10, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: I have been writing a silly French [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 23
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Oct.11, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: The M.O. has just been sent to me [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 24
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Oct.27, 1918
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Redcar] My darling: For goodness' sake don't [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 25
AL to Stella Bowen
 Oct.29, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Redcar] Darling: I am absolutely worn out, have been [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 26
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Oct.31, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Redford] Darling: I wrote you yesterday a letter [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 27
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.1, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Redcar] Darling: The gloves arrived last night : very splendid [Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, folder 78]
Box 29A Folder 28
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.3, 1918?]
1 leaf + 1
Scope and Contents
Redcar; My dear Stella: You ask me how I live [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 29
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.3, 1918
1 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Redcar] Darling: Yr. last letter with its "my dear Ford" [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 30
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.5, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Redcar} Darling: I have had another rush of a day, [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 31
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.6, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Redcar] Darling: I do love yr. business letters [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 32
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.7, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Redcar] Darling: I haven't been quite so rushed today [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 33
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.10, 1918
1 leaf + 2 + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Redcar?] Darling: It was stupid of me ever even to have [With typed menu and place card, both autograph by friends of Ford to celebrate the Armistice][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 34
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.11, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar: Darling: Just a note to say I love you more than ever. [Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, folder 79]
Box 29A Folder 35
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.13, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Eston; Darling: I decided that Redcar was too much [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 36
AL[telegram] to Stella Bowen
 Nov.13, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
redcar; Address Third Welch Detachment Eston Yorks [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 37
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.15, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Eston; Darling: Yes, I can quite understand yr. excitement [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 38
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.17, 1918
4 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Eston, Yorkshire; My darling: You do write such splendid [Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, foler 80]
Box 29A Folder 39
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.18, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Middlesbrough; Darling: I came in here especially [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 40
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.18-19, 1918
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Eston; Mar darling: I cannot understand how you can have been [The letter of 10 Nov. is a continuation of18 Nov. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 41
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.20, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: I haven't had a word from you [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 42
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.21, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: Again onlly a note written at a meeting [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 43
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.22, 1918
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: I can't image how it is that you [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 44
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.24, 1918
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling, I am a battered wreck today, [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 45
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.28, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: I am in the midst of a H - of B - y Row [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 46
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.1, 1918
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: Of course I love every line [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 47
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.2, 1918
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: It is all nonsense about yr. needing [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 48
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.5, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: The problem of yr. going is very [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 49
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.5, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: I missed the post yesterday [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 50
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.6, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: I have just got yr. long letter [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 51
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.8, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; My darling: It seems a horrible thing to do [Postmark on envelope is Dec.81918; Ford mistakenly dated letter Dec.9, 1918][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 52
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.9, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: I wrote a silly little poem for you [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 53
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.10, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: Here is the silly little poem: {Written on verso of his AMS Peace, a poem][Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, folder 81]
Box 29A Folder 54
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.12, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: It is very nice of you to agree [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 55
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.13, 1918
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Recar; Darling: It is tru - there does not seem anything [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 56
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.22, 1918
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: my own darling: I have been in an [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 57
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Jan.6, 1919
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: The position is just as expected [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 58
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Jan.7, 1919
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: I was gazetted out of the Army this morning [Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, foldder 82]
Box 29A Folder 59
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Jan.12, 1919
1 leaf + 3 + 2 envelopes
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darling: I forward the attached so taht you may see [Three enclosures are a letter from the Lyric Opera House, Hammersmith; a letter from the Anglo-French Review, Limited; and a letter from "Revue des Idees" concerning publications.] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 60
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Jan.14, 1919
1 leaf + 3 + envelope
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Darlling: The enclosed scrap shows my last appearance [The three enclosures are a menu dated Nov.7, `9`8, beginning "Potage Armistice"; a card dated NOv. 23 [1918] announcing a hockey match; and a sheet of orders dated Jan.10, 1919 in which Lt. Huefferis mentioned.][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 61
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.1919?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London} Darling: Excuse, as the servant girls say, [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29 Folder 62
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.17, 1919]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London: Darling: Yes: I sall be coming tomorrow [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 63
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.19, 1919]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Darling: It was a lovely day [Originally dated n.d., Spring 1919? when in possession of Julie Loewe.][Julian Loewe papers][Copy in Box 29, folder 83]
Box 29A Folder 64
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Mar.21, 1919
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Darling: Your letter has only just arrived [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 65
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Mar.21, 1919
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Darling: It is nearly country post time [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 66
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Apr.3-4, 1919}
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Pulborough; Darling: I am writing to you before popping [Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, folder 84]
Box 29A Folder 67
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Apr.4-5, 1919
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 68
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Apr.5-6, 1919]
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I reeally believe I understand the pathos [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 69
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Apr.6-7, 1919
4 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
{Pulborough] Dearling: I had fully determined not to write to you [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 70
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Apr.7, 1919?]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
{Pulborough] Darling One: How can I have been so stupid [Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, folder 85]
Box 29A Folder 71
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Apr.8, 1919]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Wd. you post me a postcard before noon[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 72
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Apr.8, 1919]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I am not a good man. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 73
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Apr.8-9, 1919
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough?] Darling: I have just come up after giving a first [mistakenly dated 8-4-18][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 74
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Apr.9-10, 1919]
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 75
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Apr.10, 1919]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I can't believe I cd. bear yr. not coming[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 76
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Apr.11, 1919]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I have done nothing sensational today [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 77
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Apr.11, 1919
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I seem to have slacked a bit today[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 78
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Apr.14, 1919
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I have been whitewashing all the morning [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 79
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Apr.15, 1919
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I have a tremendous lot of what the journalists[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 80
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Apr.16, 1919
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: This is just a note as you will be coming [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 81
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Apr.23, 1919]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: You have been gone 21 hours now! [Julian Loewe papers] [copy in Box 29, folder 86]
Box 29A Folder 82
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Apr.24, 1919
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: After a fair morning it has turned to [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 83
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Apr.25, 1919
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: Yr. Wed. letter only arrived this morning [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 84
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Apr.25-26, 1919
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I had meant to set aside tonight for writing[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 85
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Apr.28, 1919]
4 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I got yr. note with a 5 [pound] this morning [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 86
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Apr.28-29, 1919]
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I must write you a little note tonight[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29A Folder 87
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Apr.30, 1919
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I have been for a longish walk[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 1
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 2-3, 1919
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I am afraid it was rather an unsatisfactory [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 2
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [May 4, 1919]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I will give you an account of how the garden [Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, folder 86]
Box 29B Folder 3
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 5, 1919
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I am so afraid that my wire from Pul.[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 4
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 6, 1919
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I feel better than did this aftn. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 5
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [May 7, 1919]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: Yr. two letters of Tuesday have just [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 6
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [May 8, 1919]
1 leaf + 1
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: This aftn. instead of writing to you [ Mistakenly dated 1918. Enclosed is diagram of Ford's garden][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 7
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 8, 1919
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling, Yr. telegram put me into a fine old[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 8
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 17-18, 1919
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I haven't done much today, but I feel pretty [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 9
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 18-19, 1919
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: My long day's work is ended & I am writing [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 10
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 19-20, 1919
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: Tom's vicissitudes seem likely to keep us [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 11
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 20-21, 1919
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I have been feeling rather rotten all day [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 12
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 21-22, 1919
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I am again pretty tired - with doing nothing [Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, folder 89]
Box 29B Folder 13
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Mary 23, 1919]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I am sorry for you - so worried [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 14
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 24-25, 1919
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I have been sitting in the failing light [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 15
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [May 26, 1919]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: This is only a note. I have been Alabasting[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 16
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 26-27, 1919
3 leaves + 1 + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: I have given the house [With ALS from Violet Hunt] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 17
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 27-28, 1919
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: This is just a goodnight note, seeing that [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 18
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 30, 1919
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: Coming back here last night really seemed [Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, folder 90]
Box 29B Folder 19
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 31, 1919
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: Yes, Thursday seems to be [dated May 31-June 1] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 20
ALS toStella Bowen
 [Jun.1, 1919?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Longon} Darling - I've spent the whote of today walking about Bucks [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 21
ALS toStella Bowen
 Jun.1-2, 1919
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough] Darling: This is really only a good night note [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 22
ALS toStella Bowen
 Jun.2-3, 1919
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough?] Darling: I am gradually running down the Westing [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 23
ALS toStella Bowen
 Jan.29, 1920
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Pulborough?] DarlingOne: Excuse pencil: it is for me an easier [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 23.1
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Apr.27, 1920
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Darling: You now possess a white cat,
Box 29B Folder 24
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Feb.3, 1922?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Bedham; Daring: Your roses, etc. have come and standing [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 25
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Feb.4, 1922
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Bedham; Darling: I am so glad you are stopping - do hope [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 26
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Mar. 1923]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Darling: The communication on the reverse is not [On verso is ALS from the Westminster Bank, Mar. 8, 1923][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 27
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.4, 1923?]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[[Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat] Darling: All is well here & E. J. is [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 28
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Mar.7, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat] Darling: What adventures! And what luck [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 29
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.8, 1923]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat] Darling: Everything is all right here[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 30
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.9, 1923]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat] Darling: I'm so sorry you didn't get any [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 31
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.10, 1923]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat] Darling: I have just got back from the [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 32
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.13, 1923]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat] Darling One: Yr. letter of Friday has arrived[Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, folder 91]
Box 29B Folder 33
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.14, 1923?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat] Darling: (I was just writing to old Vignon[?] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 34
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.14, 1923]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat] Darling: To begin with what I have been [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 35
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.16, 1923]
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat] Darling: The effigy of St. Clara is only [Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, folder 92]
Box 29B Folder 36
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.17, 1923]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat] Darling: Only a p.c. (?) from you today [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 37
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.18-19, 1923]
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat] Darling: No letter from you today [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 38
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.20, 1923]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat] Darling: Yr. letter of Saturday has just [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 39
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.21, 1923]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat] Darling: It was a great relief to come to [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 40
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 4, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Tarascon; Darling: All is well here & nothing exceptional has [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 41
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 5, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Tarascon] Darling: No letter from you. However, I suppose [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 42
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [May 8, 1923]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Darling, Your poor distressed letter [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 43
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [May 9, 1923]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Tarascon] Darling: This is only to be a scrap of a note [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 44
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 10, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Tarascon; Darling: As I have just wired you: I finished the play [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 45
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 11, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Tarascon; Darling: I sent off the play & letter yesterday [Julian Loewe papers][copy in Box 29, folder 94]
Box 29B Folder 46
AL[postcard]S to Stella Bowen
 [1926]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Arles; I have walked in here - in 4 hours: 22 kilometers. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 47
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Oct.28-29, 1926]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[On Board the Savoie] Darling: It is just a week [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 48
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Oct.30, 1926]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; My own dear darling: Here I am installed [Julian Loewe papers][Copy in Box 29, folder 95]
Box 29B Folder 49
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Oct.31, 1926
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: A note to say there is no news. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 50
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.1, 1926
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I have been interviewed 16 times [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 51
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.2, 1926]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York: Darling: Today being a public holiday I may be able [Julian Loewe papers][Copy in Box 29, folder 96]
Box 29B Folder 52
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.4, 1926]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: I have done very little today [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 53
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.6, 1926]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: I missed writing yesterday because it was [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 54
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.7, [1926]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: I got yrs. of the 29th yesterday [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 55
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.8, 1926]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darlling: The reverse was signedd for you at the [Verso signed by 16 Paris Americans.][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 56
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.9-10, 1926]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York; My darling: I am very disturbed at [Julian Loewe papers][Copy in Box 29, folder 96]
Box 29B Folder 57
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.11, [1926]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: As I scribbled last night: my speech [Julian Loewe papers][Copy in Box 29, folder 99]
Box 29B Folder 58
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.12, [1926]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; My darling: I am really getting distracted[Julian Loewe papers][Copy in Box 29, folder 100]
Box 29B Folder 59
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.15, 1926]
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: At last I have yr. letter of Tues. Nov. 2nd [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 60
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.16, [1926]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: Yr. letter of the 4th-5th has reached me [Julian Loewe papers][Copy in Box 29, folder 101]
Box 29B Folder 61
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.17, 1926]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York; Darling: The Boni negotiations still protract [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 62
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.18, [1926]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: Excuse pencil, my writer's cramp is rather [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 63
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov, 19, 1926]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York: Darling: After infinite haggling Bradley has got [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 64
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.20, 1926]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: Bradley really seems to have got the terms [Julian Loewe papers][Copy in Box 29, folder 102
Box 29B Folder 65
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.22, 1926
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: I did not write yesterday because I felt [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 66
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.23, 1926]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: I have been a good deal worried today [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 67
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.26, 1926]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I did not write yesterday - being Thanksgiving [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 68
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.27, 1926]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: Last night's party at the house of some people [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 69
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.28, 1926]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York] Good Night Darling: I have been working very [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 70
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.2, 1926
1 leaf + 1
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I have been too much bothered [With envelope dated Dec.3, 1936][Julian Loewe papers][Copy in Box 29, folder 102.5]
Box 29B Folder 71
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.4, 1926
1 leaf + 2
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I have a good deal recovered [With envelope, dated Dec.5, 1926 and ALS mentioned in letter][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 72
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.5, 1926
1 leaf + 3
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I have got thro' a tiresome [With envelope dated Dec.6 and three pages of lecture notes dated Dec.3 and 5][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 73
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.6, 1926
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: I am in a most unholy rush again.[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 74
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.8, 1926
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: I am just starting for Dartmouth [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 75
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.10, 1926
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[On Train to Boston] Darling: I am running down through N. H'shire [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 76
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.10, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; I have just got here quite nicely [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 77
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.14, 1926?
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; My darling: I did not speak very well last night at the P.E.N.[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 78
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.14, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: This again is a note in great haste. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 79
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.17-20, 1926
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: Yr. letter about my birthday -[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 80
TLS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.22-23, 1926
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I have at last had two long letters from you[1st and last paragraph hand written][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 81
TLS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.24-25, 1926
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling, I will go one answering your long[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 82
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.27, 1926
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: After a riotous party at the Gormans' [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 83
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.31, 1926
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: This is the last day of the year [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 84
Envelopes to Stella Bowen
 [1927-1928]
2 envelopes + 1
Scope and Contents
A photocopy of one is included [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 85
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Jan.1 [1927]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; My darling, It has been a pretty numb day [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 86
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Jan.3, 1927]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I did not write yesterday because I [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 87
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Jan.4-5, 1927]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling, I have been working [sic] pretty hard [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 88
tLS to Stella Bowen
 [Jan.7, 1927]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling, I have just got two of your letters [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 89
TLS to Stella Bowen
 Jan.9, [1927]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Stella, I have always regarded this as my best book -[ Dedication letter to "The Good Soldier". First printed in New York, 1927 edition. TLS Misdated 1926. Harvey A46b][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29B Folder 90
TLS to Stella Bowen
 [Jan.9-10, 1927]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling, I did not write yesterday because [Julian Loewe papers][Copy in Box 29, folder 103]
Box 29C Folder 1
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Jan.15, 1927?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I have just seen Spingarn who is very [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 2
TLS to Stella Bowen
 Jan.19, [1927]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Chicago; My darling: I have not so much been remiss in writing [Dated 1926; one third is handwritten] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 3
TLS to Stella Bowen
 Jan.20, [1927]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Chicago; Darling, The floods of interviewers have stopped[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 4
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Jan.22, [1927]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chicago; My darling: I have your rather sad letter of the 7th [Julian Loewe papers] [Copy in Box 29, folder 104]
Box 29C Folder 5
TLS to Stella Bowen
 Jan.27, [1927]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chicago; Darling, I am terribly afraid some of your letters[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 6
TLS to Stella Bowen
 [Jan.29, 1927]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Chicago; My darling, At least I am going forcibly to take time [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 7
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Feb.3, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[On Train between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia] Darling: I have been so rushing about for the last four [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 8
TLS to Stella Bowen
 Feb.4, [1927]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling, I was so glad to get your belated letters [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 9
TLS to Stella Bowen
 [Feb.13, 1927]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling, This may be almost the last letter I shall [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 10
TLS to Stella Bowen
 Feb.18, [1927]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: As I suppose you know now by my wire [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 11
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Sept.24, 1927
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Darli9ng: I have had a wonderfully smooth voyage [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 12
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Oct.17-19, 1927
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I have yr. letter of the 7th with the photos. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 13
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.14, [1927]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I had such a bitter disappointment[Julian Loewe papers][Copy in Box 29, folder 109]
Box 29C Folder 14
TL[telegram] to Stella Bowen
 Nov.6, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Springfield, Ohio; Arrive Springfield tout va bien retourne [Misdated Nov.5][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 15
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.6, [1927]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[On Train near Cleveland] Darling: Here I am returning the N.Y. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 16
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.7, 1927
1 leaf + 11 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: Safe back from Springfield. I send you this batch of letters [Includes 7 letters of Ford's] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 17
TL[telegram] to Stella Bowen
 Nov.8, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Guild prend "Last Post" si content mille baisers [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 18
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.10, 1927?]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: I have neglected you for several days, [Misdated Dec.10; envelope dated Nov.10][Julian Loewe papers][Copy in Box 29, folder 109.5]
Box 29C Folder 19
ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.10, 1927?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling: Here is Tomlinson's autograph in lieu of a letter. [Written on printed program of Farewell Dinner for Tomlinson] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 20
TLS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.13, 1927]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling, I was so pleased to get your gossipy letter [Julian Loewe papers] [Copy in Box 29, folder 110]
Box 29C Folder 21
TL[telegram] to Stella Bowen
 Nov.13, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York: Lavignes seront reproduits Saturday Review tout [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 22
TLS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.16, 1927]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling, It is practically impossible for me to write to you [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 23
TLS to Stella Bowen
 [Nov.21, 1927]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling, I do not get time to write you as often [Julian Loewe papers] [Copy in Box 29, folder 111]
Box 29C Folder 24
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.25, [1927]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I have finally - today - settled a very [Julian Loewe papers] [Copy in Box 29, folder 111.5]
Box 29C Folder 25
TL[telegram] to Stella Bowen
 Nov.27, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Tres beau contrat arrange Viking Presse si[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 26
TLS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.29, 1927
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling, I have had such an accident this week [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 27
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.30, 1927
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I have positively & actually today caught [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 28
TL[telegram] to Stella Bowen
 Dec.4, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Contrat singe Viking tout va bien merci Goldring [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 29
TLS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.7, 1927?
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling, I have been having a wearying and rather [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 30
TLS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.9, 1927?
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling, This is rather a sad note to go by Brandt [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 31
TL[telegram] to Stella Bowen
 Dec.11, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Please ask Drake obtain from Clarke & other [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 32
TL[telegram] to Stella Bowen
 Dec.18, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Horriblement deccu nai pas pu embarquer suis tout seul[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 33
ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.21, 1927
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling: I expect this will be the last letter [Julian Loewe papers] [Copy in Box 29, folder 113]
Box 29C Folder 34
TL[telegram] to Stella Bowen
 Dec.28, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Cabled twenty-fourth all well [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 35
TL[telegram] to Stella Bowen
 Dec.30, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; So sorry yours delayed yes take apartment love [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 35.5
TL[telegram] to Stella Bowen
 Dec.31, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Happy Happy New Year to you all Ford [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 36
TLS to Stella Bowen
 Jan.6, [1928]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling:, I have yours of the 27th Dec. [ Mistakenly dated 1927] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 37
TLS to Stella Bowen
 Jan.13, [1928]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling, Thank you for your letter of the 3rd [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 38
TLS to Stella Bowen
 Jan.20, [1928]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling, I hope this will be the last letter I shall write you from here [Misdated 1927][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 39
TLS to Stella Bowen
 [Apr.18, 1928]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] My dear, I thought you would like to know that E.J. was well and duly pickled [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 40
ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 20, 1933
1 leaf + l
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Stella: I enclose a letter authorizing you to deal with [Enclosed TLS to Bowen, dated May 20, 1933 delegated her as his agent for "Towards to Tomorrow"][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 41
TLS to Stella Bowen
 Oct.8, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Stella, I don't know whether Faber's wanting a[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29C Folder 42
TL[telegram] to Stella Bowen
 Sept.23, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; IN CASE WAR WOULD YOU WISH SEND JULIE [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 29D Folder 1
TL to Stella Bowen
 [1917-1919]
65 letters
Scope and Contents
Transcripts of Ford-Bowen correspondence in the "Redcar" period
Box 29D Folder 2
TL to Stella Bowen
 [1919-1920
33 letters
Scope and Contents
Transcripts of Ford-Bowen correspondence in the "Redcar" period
Box 29E Folder 1
TL to Stella Bowen
 1923
3 letters
Scope and Contents
Transcripts copies of Ford-Bowen correspondence from Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, Italy, with the Pounds.
Box 29E Folder 2
TL to Stella Bowen
 [1926]
1 letter
Scope and Contents
Transcripts copies of Ford-Bowen correspondence from Arles.
Box 29E Folder 3
TL to Stella Bowen
 1926-1927
14 letters
Scope and Contents
Transcripts copies copies of Ford-Bowen correspondence from New York to Paris.
Box 29E Folder 4
TL to Stella Bowen
 1927
3 letters
Scope and Contents
Transcripts copies of Ford-Bowen correspondence during Ford's trip to the Midwest U.S.A.
Box 29E Folder 5
TL to Stella Bowen
 1927-1928
41 letters
Scope and Contents
Transcripts copies of Ford-Bowen correspondence from Ford's second NY trip.
Box 30 Folder 1
TL[copy] to Jenny Bradley
 Dec.13, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Yours of the 6th inst. I had not realized that Bradley had been so ill.
Box 30 Folder 2
TL[copy] to Jenny Bradley
 Dec.18, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; dear Jenny, I gathered from your letter that you knew I should not want to be published by a Nazi publisher
Box 30 Folder 3
TL[copy] to Jenny Bradley
 Jan.30, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Jennie, As Miss Scriabine is still signing your letters I take it that Bradley is not back
Box 30 Folder 4
TL[copy] to Jenny Bradley
 Mar.9, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Jenny, Thank you for the cheque for frs.1000 which duly reached me
Box 30 Folder 5
TL[copy] to Jenny Bradley
 Mar.19, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Jenny, If you have not already paid in the Lippincott advance will you kindly pay frs.200
Box 30 Folder 6
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Jan.7, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Bradley, Here is another collection what we used to call bumph from Pinker and Dent.
Box 30 Folder 7
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Aug.3, 1926
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Bradley, This here correspondence business is becoming portentous!
Box 30 Folder 8
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Nov.28, 1927
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York; My Dear Bradley, I have been very lazy about writing to you
Box 30 Folder 9
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 [1928?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Bradley, I have not got time to go into the whole of your letter
Box 30 Folder 10
TL to William A. Bradley
 May 11, 1928
3 leaves + 3
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear Bradley, Ref. our conversation of this evening. [With carbon of letter]
Box 30 Folder 11
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Jul.13, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Bradley, I forwarded you yesterday per the Majestic the remainder of the ms. of "A Little Less Than Gods"
Box 30 Folder 12
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Jul.25, 1928
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Bradley, I expect to sail on Friday, day after tomorrow, by S.S. Patria of the Fabre line
Box 30 Folder 13
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Aug.27, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Carqueiranne; Dear Bradley, Under separate envelopes one addressed to Brandt c/o you, I am sending you two copies
Box 30 Folder 14
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Apr.4, 1919
5 leaves + 2
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Bradley, Below is a list of payments made to me by Brandt & Brandt since the 1st of January [With second copy of letter]
Box 30 Folder 15
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 May 16, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Bradley, NOTTERDAM After working practically night and day for some time past
Box 30 Folder 16
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Sept.17, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Bradley, I should be obliged if you would let me have your copy of my agreement
Box 30 Folder 17
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Sept.23, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Bradley, My New York agent, Miss Ruth Kerr... has cabled to ask me if I can arrange
Box 30 Folder 18
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Mar.12, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; dear Bradley, Thank you. I think you might as well send that frs.500 to my account on Monday.
Box 30 Folder 19
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Apr.19, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Bradley, I enclose a letter I just had from Liferight and would be glad of your reqaction to it
Box 30 Folder 20
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Apr.20, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dear Bradley, Yours of the nineteenth of April. The length of "The Rash Act" as far as I can tell
Box 30 Folder 21
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Apr.21, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Bradley, Enclosed pleas find the synopsis of "The Rash Act".
Box 30 Folder 22
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Apr.23, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Bradley, Here is my agreement with Liveright.
Box 30 Folder 23
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 May 23, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Bradley, I enclose for your information Liveright's reply to mine.
Box 30 Folder 24
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Jun.2, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Bradley, Thank you. I am writing to Pillement by this post.
Box 30 Folder 25
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Jun.8, 1932
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Bradley, I wish we could bet you to look at things in a more realistic manner
Box 30 Folder 26
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Jul.19, 1932
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Bradley, Thanks for yours of the seventeenth.
Box 30 Folder 27
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 [Aug..]1, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Bradley, I have received from Miss Kerr an offer for "Ladies Whose Bright Eyes"
Box 30 Folder 28
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Aug.11, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Bradley, I have mailed today the article to Harper's, it being as you'll observe
Box 30 Folder 29
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Jan.22, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Bradley, Will you please as I asked you in the beginning, appoint someone in New York
Box 30 Folder 30
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Mar.7, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Bradley, Here is the Cape agreement, signed, with an alteration
Box 30 Folder 31
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Mar.8, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Bradley, Ref. Lippincott's payment: please do not have my share of this converted [Draft[copy] of this letter on verso]
Box 30 Folder 32
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Mar.15, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Bradley, Herewith the article which I have cut out of the first chapter of "Towards Tomorrow"
Box 30 Folder 33
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Mar.31, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Bradley, I think the ENGLISH REVIEW rate of pay is very lov and I would rather not be printed by them.
Box 30 Folder 34
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 May 8, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Bradley, What is the position with regard to the collected Tietjens books
Box 30 Folder 35
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 May 14, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon? Paris?] Dear Bradley, Thank you. I would be very glad if you would let me have
Box 30 Folder 36
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 May 22, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Bradley, Here are the latest of Boni's accounts I could find you.
Box 30 Folder 37
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Jun.18, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Bradley, Thank you for your letter. I forwarded the mss of TOWARDS TOMORROW
Box 30 Folder 38
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Sept.10, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Bradley, Your letter of the 2nd inst. seems little less than libellous
Box 30 Folder 39
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Oct.31, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris? Toulon?] Dear Bradley, I trust you are now sufficiently restored to attend to business
Box 30 Folder 40
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Nov.2, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Bradley, I have forwarded signed to Stella a document of which below please find a copy
Box 30 Folder 41
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Nov.5, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris? Toulon?] Dear Bradley, I must confess to being disappointed at the rate obtained from Lippincott's
Box 30 Folder 42
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Jan.18, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Bradley, I forward herewith for your information copy of a letter that I wrote to Lippincott's
Box 30 Folder 43
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Feb.25, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Bradley, Have you another copy of my HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIME?
Box 30 Folder 44
TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Sept.13, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Bradley, I sent the complete typescript of the book on Provence to Lippincotts
Box 30 Folder 45
TL[copy to Carl Brandt
 [1928?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Brandt, The time appears to have come, much as I dislike it,
Box 30 Folder 46
TL[copy to Carl Brandt
 Mar.5, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] My Dear Carl, I wish I could have caught you in London for I am just in the process of changing
Box 30 Folder 47
TL[copy to Carl Brandt
 Jul.16, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Brandt, Ref. my future plans etc. These naturally depend on my resources
Box 30 Folder 48
TL[copy to Carl Brandt
 Apr.21, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Carl, With reference to our telephone conversation of yesterday I enclose
Box 30 Folder 49
TL[copy to Carl Brandt
 Apr.28, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Brandt, I enclose herewith a letter from Brentano's about that French prize business.
Box 30 Folder 50
TL[copy to Carl Brandt
 May 31, [1929]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Brandt, "History of Our Own Time". If Miss. Baumgarten is to handle the above [Misdated 1921]
Box 30 Folder 51
TL[copy] to Brandt & Brant
 Jul.2, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Sirs, Your MS/WK of the 30th ult. I have to thank you for the above which seems to me to be correct
Box 30 Folder 52
TL[copy] to Brandt & Brant
 Sept.21, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Sirs, I have your accounts brom Boni & Boni shewing balance of $82.84 in my favour.
Box 30 Folder 53
TL[copy] to Brandt & Brant
 Oct.11, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Sirs, I should be much obliged by an answer to mine of the 20th ult.
Box 30 Folder 54
TL[draft] to Brandt & Brant
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris? Toulon?] Kindly remind Viking I re-wrote Poor Man at urgen request of Oppenheimer
Box 30 Folder 55
TL[copy] to Joseph Brewer
 Feb.19, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; My Dear Brewer, Comparing the above date with that on your letter I observe that your letter has taken
Box 30 Folder 56
TL[copy] to Joseph Brewer
 Oct.24, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Joseph, I don't know anything about that WWJ broadcast. No one has said anything
Box 30 Folder 57
TL[copy] to Joseph Brewer
 Feb.17, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Brewer, I have taken the liberty of inserting your name among thos of the charter memembers
Box 30 Folder 58
TL[copy] to Joseph Brewer
 Mar.24, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My dear Joseph, My suggestion that I should pay a yearly visit to Olivet if I accept the
Box 30 Folder 59
TL[copy] to Joseph Brewer
 Apr.22, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. President, I think you and the college are really to be congratulated on the notable progress
Box 30 Folder 60
TL[copy] to Joseph Brewer
 May 8, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My Dear Joseph: From enclosed which please return you will observe that I am still trying
Box 30 Folder 61
TL[copy] to the Trustees, the British Museum
 May 9, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My Lords and Gentlemen, I have the honour to apply to you in the following circumstances
Box 30 Folder 62
TLS to Heywood Broun
 Dec.17, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Heywood Broun, I'd be glad of a word or two with you shomewhere, sometime [Broun's response on recto]
Box 30 Folder 63
TL{copy] to Heywood Broun
 May 12, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My Dear Heywood Broun, I have been and always am so insupportably busy mostly of other people's affairs
Box 30 Folder 64
ALS to "Grandpapa"
 [Jul.?]5, 1883
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Folkestone] Dear Grandpapa, I am so glad you are well
Box 30 Folder 65
TL[copy,fragment] to Gerald Bullett
 [Aug.24, 1933]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon]...and used for manuals in University English Classes.
Box 30 Folder 66
TL[copy,fragment] to Joseph Brewer
 Aug.24, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Sir, Anything that calls for attention to writing in a world that avoids with disgust
Box 30 Folder 67
TL[copy] to Joseph Brewer
 Sept.24, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Mr. Bullett, The QUICK AND THE DEAD is pretty good stuff and you ought to be pleased with it
Box 30 Folder 68
TL[copy] to Joseph Brewer
 Oct.8, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Mr. Bullet, I shall be delighted to write a notice of the Cantos for you
Box 30 Folder 69
TL[copy] to Joseph Brewer
 Oct.29, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Mr. Bullett, I sent the review to Ezra off some days ago.
Box 30 Folder 70
TL[copy] to Joseph Brewer
 Jan.14, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My Dear Mr. Bullett, I am really grieved to see that the WEEKEND REVIEW is stopping
Box 30 Folder 70.5
TL[copy] to Joseph Brewer
 Sept.14, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Villa Paul; My Dear Bullett; I am a swine not to have written to you before
Box 30 Folder 71
TL[copy] to William C. Bullitt
 Mar.10, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My dear Bullitt: I am thinking of re-starting the TRANSATLANTIC REVIEW
Box 30 Folder 72
TL[copy] to Basil Bunting
 Sept.7, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Bunting: Yea, about five hundred works will do very well. Thank you.
Box 30 Folder 73
TLS[copy] to Whit Burnett
 Aug.12, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boulder; Dear Burnett, Miss Whipple tells me that you would like my opinion on her novel
Box 30 Folder 74
TL[copy] to H.P. Burton
 Feb.19, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Sir, I am sending you herewith my contribution to your symposium
Box 30 Folder 75
TL[copy] to Fanny Butcher
 Mar.19, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Miss Butcher, Alas, 'twas not to be. I only got your kind invitation this morning
Box 30 Folder 76
TLS[copy] to George T. Bye
 Dec.28, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My dear Bye, I have told Vernon of the Dial Press that you will communicate with him
Box 30 Folder 77
TL[copy] to George T. Bye
 Feb.25, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Bye, I think the time has come when, if you have not already done it,
Box 30 Folder 78
TL[copy] to George T. Bye
 Mar.8, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My Dear Bye, Ref. Publisher. With regard to Doubledays on any other publisher I want
Box 30 Folder 79
TL[copy] to George T. Bye
 Mar.15, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Bye, Will you please deal with this? I don't know anything about these people
Box 30 Folder 80
TL[copy] to George T. Bye
 Mar.22, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Bye, Here is the article on species. It makes almost six thousand words
Box 30 Folder 81
TL[copy] to George T. Bye
 Mar.25, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Clarksville; Dear Bye, Herewith is the first of the articles and also Mr. Ford's illustrations
Box 30 Folder 82
TL[copy] to George T. Bye
 Jun.10, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Dear Bye, I send you herewith an article on Denver, Colorado which you can offer to CAVALCADE
Box 30 Folder 83
TL[copy] to George T. Bye
 Jun.11, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Clarksville; Dear Bye, Thank you for the blessed word "intellectual" which Mor. Costain or Mr. Spock has invented
Box 30 Folder 84
TL[copy] to George T. Bye
 Jun.25, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Clarksville; Dear Bye, I am getting extremely anxious about the fate of those drawings of Boston
Box 30 Folder 85
TL[copy] to George T. Bye
 Jun.29, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Dear Bye, I suppose that's another $300 gone west - that is why
Box 30 Folder 86
TL[copy] to George T. Bye
 Oct.31, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Dear Bye, According to our present schedule we shall leave New York by the Lafayette
Box 30 Folder 87
TL[copy] to George T. Bye
 Nov.29, 1938
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Bye, The three books I discussed with Howe are as follows: 1-The quite provisional title
Box 30 Folder 88
TL[copy] to George T. Bye
 Apr.14, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet?] Dear Bye, Here we are in the midst of daily snow storms,
Box 30 Folder 89
TL[copy] to George T. Bye
 May 30, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Bye, Will you please note the following details: Our address for the present
C-J
Box 31 Folder 1
AL[draft] to Henry S. Canby
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Dr. Canby, I'm sorry but I think I'd better send the Gibbs book back to you [not in Ford's hand]
Box 31 Folder 2
AL[draft] to Henry S. Canby
 Dec., 1934?
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Dr. Canby, I have at last got Gibbs' book. How much do you want me to write about it? [ Not in Ford's hand]
Box 31 Folder 3
TL[copy] to Jonathan Cape Ltd.
 Aug.26, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Sirs, Yours of the 24th Inst. I note what you say ref. ENGLISH COUNTRY.
Box 31 Folder 4
TL[copy] to Jonathan Cape Ltd.
 Feb.4, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Sirs, Notterdam. The present would seem to be a good time to publish.
Box 31 Folder 5
TL[copy] to Jonathan Cape Ltd.
 Feb.10, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Sirs, Notterdam. At your request I am having forwarded to you a copy
Box 31 Folder 6
TL[copy] to Jonathan Cape Ltd.
 Feb.24, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Sirs, WHEN THE WICKED MAN. Mr. Ford asks me to say that he does not see his way [Not in Ford's hand]
Box 31 Folder 7
TL[copy] to Jonathan Cape Ltd.
 Mar.6, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Sirs, WHEN THE WICKED MAN. I am forwarding you by this mail under another cover [Not in Ford's hand]
Box 31 Folder 8
TL[copy] to Jonathan Cape
 [1933?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My Dear Cape, I do hope you are not going to use this lugubrious dirge
Box 31 Folder 9
TL[copy] to Jonathan Cape
 Mar.2, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My Dear Cape, I am having sent you under another cover a copy of an American novel
Box 31 Folder 10
TL[copy] to Jonathan Cape
 Mar.2, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Cape, Ref. the agreement Bradley has just sent me.
Box 31 Folder 11
TL[copy] to Jonathan Cape
 Mar.13, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear Cape, Thank you; I am really much obliged. I enclose the blurb herewith.
Box 31 Folder 12
TL[copy] to Robert I Center
 Mar.15, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Sir, I am much flattered by your letter of the 28th April.
Box 31 Folder 13
TL[copy] to Robert I Center
 May 25, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Sir, I am sending you under separate cover, the ms. of THE HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIME
Box 31 Folder 14
TL[copy] to Robert I Center
 Jun.18, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Sir, I am much obliged to you for your letter of the 3rd inst.
Box 31 Folder 15
TL[copy] to John Chamberlain
 Nov.21, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Sir, I think you should launch a thunderbolt
Box 31 Folder 16
TL[copy] to Jacques Chambrun
 Nov.19, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Chambrun, As I have said, I have no articles by me.
Box 31 Folder 17
TL[copy] to Jacques Chambrun
 Jan.28, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Sir, If you do not within twenty four hours return the ms. of my article on Weather
Box 31 Folder 18
TL[copy] to Woodburn Chase
 Mar.1, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Chase: I am flattered that you should invite me to join your committee
Box 31 Folder 19
TL[copy] to [?] Child
 Aug.16, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Child. This is, just to tell you that it is certainly my intention
Box 31 Folder 20
TL[copy] to Padraic Colum
 Sept.26, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Colum, I really wish you would let me know what are your intentions
Box 31 Folder 21
TL[copy to Saxe Commins
 Mar.11, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Commins, I regret to say that Mrs. Archibald MacColl, the lady whose novel
Box 31 Folder 22
TL[copy] to Joseph Conrad
 [Sept., 1916]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Attd. 9/Welch; My Dear Conrad, I have just had a curious opportunity with regard to sound
Box 31 Folder 23
TL[copy] to Joseph Conrad
 Sept.7, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Attd.9/Welch; Dear Conrad, I wrote these rather hurried notes yesterday because we were being shelled
Box 31 Folder 24
TL[copy] to Joseph Conrad
 Oct.6, 1916
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
9/Welch; My Dear, I will continue for yr. information and necessary action,
Box 31 Folder 25
TL[copy] to Joseph Conrad
 Dec.19, 1916
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Rouen; My dear, It must be all of five months since I heard from you
Box 31 Folder 26
ALS to Joseph Conrad
 [Apr., 1924?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Conrad, Wd. you look at reverse and return it? [Verso is TLS Victor Llana to Ford, April 16, 1924]
Box 31 Folder 27
TL[draft,fragment] to Joseph Conrad ‡1 leaf
 [1924?]
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Conrad, I am sorry to trouble you again about the affairs of "Romance"
Box 31 Folder 28
TL{copy,draft] to Messrs. Kovici [i.e.Convici]
 Jan.5, 1927
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New Yokr; Dear Kovici [sic], I could not answer yours of the 31st ult. before
Box 31 Folder 29
TL[copy] to Messrs. Covici
 Jun.17, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; dear Mr. Covici, I am sending you Miss Jean Rhys' translation of PERVERSITE
Box 31 Folder 30
TL[draft] to Messrs. Covici
 Jun.17, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; dear Mr. Covici, I am sending you Miss Jean Rhys' translation of PERVERSITE
Box 31 Folder 31
TL[copy ] to Coward-McCann
 Jan.19, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Sirs, This is to remind you that payment on Mr. Ford's story [signed "Secretary"]
Box 31 Folder 32
TLS to Edward Crankshaw
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
32.r.d. Seine; Dear Crankshaw, I don't think you need to have nay scruples about continuing the translation
Box 31 Folder 33
TLS to Edward Crankshaw
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
31 r.d.s.; My dear Crankshaw, We expect to descend on you next Saturday
Box 31 Folder 34
ALS to [Edward Crankshaw]
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] I simply can't write letters: the b....y form is abhorrent
Box 31 Folder 35
TLS to Edward Crankshaw
 Dec.11, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; My dear Crankshaw, I have been an unconscionable time answering your too kind letter
Box 31 Folder 36
TLS[copy] to Edward Crankshaw
 Jul.7, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear Crankshaw, things on my arrival here grow complicateder and complicateder.
Box 31 Folder 37
TL[copy] to Edward Crankshaw
 Nov.5, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Crankshaw, I'm sorry to trouble you; but there is some muddle about the Tietjens books
Box 31 Folder 38
TL[copy] to Edward Crankshaw
 Nov.10, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Crankshaw, We are packing to sail by LAFAYETTE;
Box 31 Folder 39
TL[copy] to Edward Crankshaw
 Jan.26, 1937
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] My Dear Crankshaw, I think I have written to you since you wrote me,
Box 31 Folder 40
TL[copy] to Edward Crankshaw
 Nov.26, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] My Dear Crankshaw, I was very glad to have your news from which I hope we may gather
Box 31 Folder 41
TL[copy] to Edward Crankshaw
 [1924?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Crankshaw, Once again this isn't going to be a serious letter about your book.
Box 31 Folder 42
TL[copy] to Edward Crankshaw
 Mar.23, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My dear Crankshaw, I owe you a letter about all sorts of things
Box 31 Folder 43
TL[copy] to W. P. Crozier
 May 11, 1939
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Sir, In your letter of March 10 you suggest that you would like to have my views
Box 31 Folder 44
TL[copy] to G. F. J. Cumberlege
 Sept.10, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Sir, I think, as you are agreeable to it, that it would be better if we continued
Box 31 Folder 45
TL[copy to E. C. Cumberlege
 Sept.19, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Cumberlege,You may be right about the literary agent but I'm inclined myself more to the option that it's a poltergeist
Box 31 Folder 46
TL[copy] to C. F. G. Cumberlege
 Sept.20, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Mr. Cumberlege, I am proposing to offer Dr. Lowry my HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIMES
Box 31 Folder 47
AL[copy] to Curtis Brown, Ltd.
 Jan.7, [1935]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Sirs, I'm sending you under another cover page proofs [Not in Ford's hand]
Box 31 Folder 48
TL[copy to the Editor, "The Daily Mail"
 [pre Mar.6, 1933]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sir, Would you care to let me write an article for your middle pages on the case of the Jews
Box 31 Folder 49
TL[copy] to the Editory, "The Daily Telegraph"
 Mar.13, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sir, Would you care to let me write an article for your editorial page on the case of the Jews
Box 31 Folder 50
TL[copy] to the Editor, "Dallas Morning News"
 Jan.30, 1937
1 leaf + 1
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Sir, Would you kindly hand the attached note to your contributor M.A.C.? [Enclosed note is letter to the reviewer of His Poems]
Box 31 Folder 51
TL[copy] to Messrs. Darley Cumberland
 Jan.3, 1937
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs, Yours of Nov.4th I have not been able to come across any cutting with reference
Box 31 Folder 52
TL[copy] to Messrs. Darley Cumberland & Co.
 Oct.6, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs, Yours of the 2nd inst. which reaches me only today.
Box 31 Folder 53
TL[copy] to Darley & Cumberland & Co.
 Nov.10, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs, I am obliged to you for your letter of the 7th inst. with its assurance
Box 31 Folder 53.1
TL[copy]
 [Jan., 1929]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs, I am much obliged to you for your letter
Box 31 Folder 54
TL[copy] to Darley & Cumberland
 Jan.3, 1929
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs, Yours of Nov.4th. I have not been able to come across any cuttings with reference
Box 31 Folder 55
TL[copy] to George Davis
 Dec.5, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet?] Deare Davis; Here is the story. I have been trying in it to find a new form
Box 31 Folder 56
TLS to Natalie Davision
 Sept.8, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Dear Mrs. Davison: I am writing to you because I feel ashamed to, as it were,
Box 31 Folder 56.5
ALS[copy] to Henry D. Davray
 Dec.8, 1908
1 leaf + 1
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Monsieur Davray, I am extremely delighted to hear that you will come to London. [Enclosed 1 leaf TLS Herbert Eaton to Max Saunders, Apr.27, 1988; with note by Cornell archivist at bottom.]
Box 31 Folder 57
TL[copy] to the Editor, Detroit Free Press
 Jun.11, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Sir, My attention has been drawn to two cuttings from your columns,
Box 31 Folder 58
TL[copy] to Detroit Town Hall
 Oct.18, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Dear Madam, I am afraid that neith Mrs. Ford nor I could presume to let ourselves
Box 31 Folder 59
TL[copy] to Dial Press
 Mar.9, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Sirs: An author called Wendell Wilcox of 1120 Est 55th Street, Chicago
Box 31 Folder 60
TL[copy] to Loval Dickson
 May 6, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Sir, I enclose herewith blurb for Mrs. Caroline Gordon's ALECK MAURY.
Box 31 Folder 61
TL[copy] to Doubleday Doran & Co.
 Jan.12, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Sirs, Ref. yours of the 6th October 1934 I am now proposing to issue through my regular
Box 31 Folder 62
TL[copy] to Messrs. Doubleday Doran
 Apr.24, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Sirs, Please find below a short blurb for Miss Glennn's book.
Box 31 Folder 63
TL[copy] to Theodore Dreiser
 Feb.27, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] My Dear Dreiser, I was very glad to see your signature again. Alas, I am afraid there is no chance
Box 31 Folder 64
TL[copy] to Theodore Dreiser
 Sept.12, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] My Dear Dreiser, In answer to yours of the 26th January. I wrote you a letter of which
Box 31 Folder 65
TL[copy,fragment] to Duckworth & Co.
 Jan.12, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs, Messrs. Boni and Boni are reprinting as the first volume of a collected edition of my works
Box 31 Folder 66
TL[copy] to Duckworth & Co.
 Apr.22, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sirs, I have to thank you for your letter of the 19th inst. informing me
Box 31 Folder 67
TL[copy] to Duckworth & Co.
 May 25, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Sirs, Messrs. Constable inform me that you have decided not to take over from them my book
Box 31 Folder 68
TL[draft] to Duckworth & Co.
 Jun.29, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs, I have to thank you for your letter of the 27th inst. and for the information that it gives me
Box 31 Folder 69
TL[copy] to Gerald Duckworth
 Jun.30, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] My Dear Duckworth, Thanks for yours of the 28th ref the European Motion picture Co.
Box 31 Folder 70
TL[draft] to Duckworth & Co.
 Feb.26, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs, I should esteem it a favour if you would forward to Mr. W. H. Thompson
Box 31 Folder 71
TL[copy] to Duckworth & Co.
 Feb.26, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris]Dear Sirs, I should esteem it a favour if you would forward to Mr. W. H. Thompson
Box 31 Folder 72
TLS to Gerald Duckworth
 Dec.13, 1925
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear Duckworth, I'm extremely hard up and bothered and should be proportionately obliged if you could let me have a hundred pounds.
Box 31 Folder 73
TL[copy] to Gerald Duckworth
 Mar.9, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; My dear Duckworth, Yours of the 23rd ult. Ref German translation of NO MORE PARADES.
Box 31 Folder 74
TL[copy] to Gerald Duckworth
 Nov.11, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris]My Dear Mr. Duckworth, Mr. Ford has asked me to write to you confirming a cable [signed "Caroline Gordon"]
Box 31 Folder 75
TL[copy] to Gerald Duckworth
 Nov.16, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] My Dear Mr. Duckworth, Mr. Ford has asked me to tell you that he hopes you have by this time [signed "Caroline Gordon"]
Box 31 Folder 76
TL[draft] to Gerald Duckworth
 Feb.13, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My Dear Duckworth, Your letter of the 10th distresses me very much. In the first place,
Box 31 Folder 77
TL[draft?,copy?,fragment] to Gerald Duckworth
 Feb.13, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My Dear Duckworth, Your letter of the 10th distresses me very much. In the first place,
Box 31 Folder 78
TL[copy] to the Editor [?]
 [193-?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Sir, Two pronouncements in late numbers of your journal are very horrifying to the quiet observer
Box 31 Folder 79
TL[copy] to T. S. Eliot
 [Aug., 1932]
1 leaf + 5
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Eliot, I suppose you know that Ezra's CANTOS are to be published in the fall by Farrar and Rinehart, [Enclosed are 5 leaves containing copies of letters to other authors asking for testimonials to Eliot]
Box 31 Folder 80
TL[copy] to C. S. Evans
 Jan.31, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Evans, I am returning you the proofs of IT WAS THE NIGHHTINGALE corrected.
Box 31 Folder 81
T:[copy] to Ray Everit
 Dec.10, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Sir, Mr. Carl Van Doren has suggested that I should apply to you.
Box 31 Folder 82
TL[copy to Faber & Faber
 May 1, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Sirs, I am obliged to you for sending me Mr. Pound's ABC but I am afraid I cannot write about them
Box 31 Folder 83
TL[draft] to John Farrar
 [1932?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Farrar, I hear you are publishing Ezra's Canto in the fall. I hope you will do well with them
Box 31 Folder 84
TL[draft]
 Feb.19, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My Dear Farrar, All luck has dogged my attempts to get hold of you. [Written by Janice Biala]
Box 31 Folder 85
TL[copy] to Farrar & Rinehart
 May 1, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Sirs, I think yhou might have sent me a copy of the pamphlet about Pound's Cantos
Box 31 Folder 86
TL[copy,fragment] to F. S. Flint
 Mar.17, 1921
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Bedham; Dear Mr. Flint, Monro tells me you are sort of chief lit. advisor at the P. B.
Box 31 Folder 87
TL[copy] to Mrs. Force
 Jan.11, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mrs. Force, I sit in my window here and watch the happy crowds go in and out of your doorway
Box 31 Folder 88
TL[copy] to the Editor, The Forum
 Sept.27, 1937
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Sir, I have listened so often and with such comple concurrence to Dr. Lin Yutang's
Box 31 Folder 89
TL[copy] to F. P. Frazier
 Mar.23, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Frazier, Brentano's are only displaying one or two copies of PROVENCE
Box 31 Folder 90
TL[copy] to F. P. Frazier
 Apr.7, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Memphis; Dear Mr. Frazier, The ladies' club here complains that, although they ordered ten copies of PROVENCE
Box 31 Folder 91
TL[copy] to Donald Friede
 Nov.10, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] My Dear Friede, On the twenty eighth of October I mailed to you
Box 31 Folder 92
TL[copy] to Donald Friede
 Nov.12, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My Dear Friede, I am so sorry I suppose the letter must have gone astray
Box 31 Folder 93
TL[copy] to Crosby Gaige
 Mar.19, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] My dear Gaige, I am sorry I butted into the English side of your publishing arrangements
Box 31 Folder 93.5
ALS to Edward Garnett
 [n.d.]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea, Sussex; Dear Edward: Thanks: The arm is extremely painful and bothersome
Box 31 Folder 94
TL[copy,fragment] to [Edward Garnett]
 [Fall, 1902]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; One sh'd have written before - but [Transcription (partial) of a ms.]
Box 31 Folder 94.5
ALS to Edward Garnett
 [1903?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Adlington, Kent; Dear Edward; Thanks for what you say about the
Box 31 Folder 95
TL[copy,fragment] to Edward Garnett
 [mid-1903?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dear Edward, Here's the end of the "Altruist". Let me have the whole rotten bunch back
Box 31 Folder 96
TLS to Edward Garnett
 May 5, 1928
4 leaves + envelope + 4
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Garnett, Keating who desires I think with some little cause to make me dislike you [Included is 3 May 1928 AL[copy] from Wm. Jackson Books, Ltd.]
Box 31 Folder 96.4
ALS to Olive Garnett
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; My Dear Olive: It is kind indeed of you
Box 31 Folder 96.5
TLS[copy] to Olive [Garnett]
 [1899?]
3 leaves + 2
Scope and Contents
Aldington; Dear Olive, Many thanks for your letter & the vicarious [With ALS[copy] (1910) from Grant Richards]
Box 31 Folder 97
TLS[copy] to Hector Ghilini
 Sept.11, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Monsieur, Je suis bien flatte de votre letter du 4 septembre que je viens de recevoir.
Box 31 Folder 98
TL[copy] to Arnold Gingrich
 Jan.28, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Sir, A Mr. Jacques Chambrun of 745 Avenue in this city on December 6th last
Box 31 Folder 99
AL[draft] to Arnold Gingrich
 [Feb. 1935]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Gingrich- If you like I'll send you a chapter or so from the book [not in Ford's hand, partly in shorthand]
Box 31 Folder 100
AL[draft to Arnold Gingrich
 May 25, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Gingrich, I've now read C.D.T.P. with great enthusiasm. It produces on me [not in Ford's hand]
Box 31 Folder 101
AL[draft] to Isa [Glen]
 April 2, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My Dear Isa, I'm glad you've at last deigned as to take notice of my existence. [not in Ford's hand]
Box 31 Folder 102
TL[copy] to Alfred Goldsmith
 Nov.15, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Goldsmith, I am sending you under another cover the first draft of my HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIME
Box 31 Folder 103
TL[copy] to Alfred Goldsmith
 Jan.31, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] My Dear Goldsmith, On the 15th Nov. I sent you a mixed typed-holograph ms. of my
Box 31 Folder 104
TL[copy] to Victor Gollancz
 May 10, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Sir, I much regret not having answered your letter of the 28th April before this
Box 31 Folder 105
TL[copy] to Victor Gollancz
 Jun.6, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Mr. Gollanez, I am disturbed because the type script of my Reminiscences has not yet reached me
Box 31 Folder 106
TL[copy] to Victor Gollancz
 Jul.4, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Sir, I forwarded the mss. of my reminiscences to my Paris agent on Thursday
Box 31 Folder 107
TL[copy] to Victor Gollancz
 Aug.8, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Sir, I am forwarding you herewith under another cover the corrected proofs
Box 31 Folder 108
TL[draft] to Victor Gollancz
 Nov.3, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Gollancz, This is very annoying. Of course, as far as I am concerned, you may delete that
Box 31 Folder 109
TL[copy] to Victor Gollancz
 Nov.8, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Mr. Gollancz, This is very annoying. Of course, as far as I am concerned, you may delete
Box 31 Folder 110
TL[copy] to Victor Gollancz
 Dec.28, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sir, I should really esteem it a favour if you would let me know whether you are coming to Paris
Box 31 Folder 111
TL[copy] to Victor Gollancz
 Jan.3, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Sir, It is annoying that you are not going to be able to be in Paris.
Box 31 Folder 112
TL[copy] to Victor Gollancz
 Feb.23, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Sirs: i am very glad that you like my reminiscences and hope you will see your way to publish them
Box 31 Folder 113
TL[copy] to Victor Gollancz
 Mar.1, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Sir, I am aftraid I cannot wait any longer for your comping to Paris
Box 31 Folder 114
TL[copy] to Victor Gollancz
 Aug.6, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Sir, I have been away and have only just received your letter
Box 31 Folder 115
TL[copy] to Victor Gollancz
 Dec.24, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Sir, I have not yet received your account for the sales of "Return to Yesterday"
Box 31 Folder 116
TL[copy] to Victor Gollancz
 Jan.31, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs: With regard to the second volume of my Reminiscences;
Box 31 Folder 117
TL[copy] to Victor Gollancz
 Mar.1, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sir, Mr. W.A. Bradley has sent me an extract, reading as follows,
Box 31 Folder 118
TL[copy] to Ferris Greenslet
 Apr.24, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My Dear Greenslet; My young friend, Mr. Lloyd Frankenberg, tells me that his a applying
Box 31 Folder 119
TL[copy] to Ferris Greenslet
 Sept.7, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Greenslet, Mrs. Aley says you want to see more of these chapters.
Box 31 Folder 120
TL[copy] to Ferris Greenslet
 [Oct. 1936?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] My Dear Greenslet, I am sending you herewith the contrat for "Literary Portraits"
Box 31 Folder 121
TL[copy] to Ferris Greenslet
 [Nov. 1936?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New Yokr; My Dear Greenslet, I always bow to the Rhadamanthine decrees of sales and publicity
Box 31 Folder 122
TL[copy] to Ferris Greenslet
 Dec.28, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; My Dear Greenslet, Briefly speaking, the position is this: Stanley Unwin has made an agreement
Box 31 Folder 123
TL[copy] to Ferris Greenslet
 Jan.30, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Greenslet, My friend, Mr. George Keating has promised to send you copies of the Tietjens books.
Box 31 Folder 124
TL[copy] to Ferris Greenslet
 Feb.24, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Greenslet, I am afraid I have left answering yours of the 15th so late
Box 31 Folder 125
TL[copy] to Ferris Greenslet
 Jun.12, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Clarksville; Dear Greenslet: Mrs. Ford mentioned to you, I think whilst we were in Boston,
Box 31 Folder 126
TL[copy] to Ferris Greenslet
 May 11, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; My dear Greenslet, Albert Feuilerat of Yale suggest that you should write
Box 31 Folder 127
TL[copy] to Ferris Greenslet
 Jun.11, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; My Dear Greenslet, I am very glad you're in such good spirits about Miss Whipple.
Box 31 Folder 128
TL[copy] to Ferris Greenslet
 Jun.20, 1938
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Olivet; My dear Greenslet, Several points: A. You have not sent me proofs of my preface to Rene Behaine
Box 31 Folder 129
TL[copy] to Ferris Greenslet
 Jul.15, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Mr dear Greenslet, I am very sorry ou are not coming here.
Box 31 Folder 130
TL[copy] to Ferris Greenslet
 Aug.10, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Dear Greenslet, Your ghost shall now join the pale shades of Yahudi, Pawling,
Box 31 Folder 131
TL[copy] to Ferris Greenslet
 Aug.24, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] My Dear Greenslet, I find, in checking up my files, that I did not send you the enclosed letter
Box 31 Folder 132
TL[copy] to Ferris Greenslet
 May 10, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Greenslet, Thank you for the Behaine book which has already reached me.
Box 31 Folder 133
TL[copy] to Albert H. Gross
 Dec.7, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Gross, It will give me great pleasure to sign the manifesto
Box 31 Folder 134
AL[draft] to {David J. Grossman]
 [post Mar.11, 1939]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Sir, The questions you ask in your [letter] which I regret not to have [On verso of Grossman to Ford 11 Mar. 1939; Not in Ford's hand]
Box 32 Folder 1
TL{copy,fragment] to Harold [Guinzberg]
 Dec.14, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York/] Dear Mr. Ginsburg: I am prepared to furnish to your agent at any address you like to select in the city
Box 32 Folder 2
TL[draft] to Harold Guinzberg
 [1929]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Guinzberg, With reference to Notterdam and our conversation of this afternoon
Box 32 Folder 3
TL[copy] to Harold Guinzberg
 May 14, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] My Dear Guinzberg, I understand that NOTTERDAM under the title WHEN THE WICKED MAN was published
Box 32 Folder 4
TL[copy] to Harold Guinzberg
 Jan.27, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?Toulon?] Dear Guinzberg, I am now contemplating publishing THAT SAME POOR MAN
Box 32 Folder 5
TL[copy] to Alvin Hamer
 May 11, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Dear Mr. Hamer, I have reflected carefully over your letter of the 8th
Box 32 Folder 6
TL[copy] to the Editress, Harper's Bazaar
 Jul.8, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Madam, I am forwarding you herewith corrected proof of LONDON DOES NOT CHANGE VERY MUCH
Box 32 Folder 7
TL[copy] to Lee Hartman
 Aug.11, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Hartman, I am sending you herewith the article on the Cote d'Azur.
Box 32 Folder 8
TL[copy] to Lee Hartman
 Nov.15, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Dear Hartman, Herewith I am sending you the article you said you would like
Box 32 Folder 9
TL[copy] to Lee Hartman
 Feb.8, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Hartman, I am telling Bye to send you the short story
Box 32 Folder 10
TL[drafts] to Cardinal Patrick Joseph Hayes
 Mar.9, 1937
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Your Eminence: [Texts differ in two drafts decrying the Cardinal's "edict"]
Box 32 Folder 11
TL[copy] to E.S.P. Haynes
 Jan.24, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My Dear Haynes, I was glad to see your signature again after all these years.
Box 32 Folder 12
TL[copy] to William Heinemann, Ltd.
 Nov.22, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Sirs, Your ANTHOLOGY OF MODERN ENGLISH POETRY Mrs. Ford asks me to say that he still does not much want [Signed FMF "Secretary"]
Box 32 Folder 13
TL[copy] to Ernest Hemingway
 Mar.14, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ernest, I am trying to re-start the TRANSATLANTIC REVIEW and it shall give me enormous pleasure
Elsie Martindale Hueffer
Box 33 Folder 1
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept., 1892]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest love- I need not say that I thank you for your dear letter & the more so
Box 33 Folder 2
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [1893-1894?]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest Elsie, At the moment of writing a fearful story is raging [Message on envelope too]
Box 33 Folder 3
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.25, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your longed for letter has at last come
Box 33 Folder 4
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.27, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, I have got home at last, but it is later than ever
Box 33 Folder 5
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.14, 1893?]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, I have just got home from St. Edmund's Teerrace - but it is half past eleven
Box 33 Folder 6
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Apr.29, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, I have at last got home & find your dear, dismal letter awaiting me.
Box 33 Folder 7
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 1, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, It is now somewhat near two - I have been all the time engaged
Box 33 Folder 8
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 2, 1893]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, I have got home, as you may see by the superscript, & I have been
Box 33 Folder 9
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 12, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Here I am home again- & so I take out your dear letter & read it again.
Box 33 Folder 10
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May25, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your much-kissed & long awaited letter lies before me
Box 33 Folder 11
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 27, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, I have just got your dearest letter & hasten to answer it
Box 33 Folder 12
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 31, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, The last post has gone & brought me nothing - nor did I indeed expect anything
Box 33 Folder 13
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [June, 1893]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Here I am back home again & I feel miserable. - Half excited & half despondent
Box 33 Folder 14
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.1, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love- Here I am safe home again once more & after a dellightfully calm still walk
Box 33 Folder 15
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.2, 1893?]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your sweet letter has come & so I set to work to answer it.
Box 33 Folder 16
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.2, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Again the last post has gone by & brought nothing for me - I s'pose
Box 33 Folder 17
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.3, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, The last post has gone by & brought me nothing - or at least
Box 33 Folder 18
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.5, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your sweet letter in the book has reached me - but it has
Box 33 Folder 19
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.7, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, I do not quite know whether the last post has gone by or no
Box 33 Folder 20
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun. 15, 1893?]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your sweet letter has just come & so I set to work to answer it.
Box 33 Folder 21
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.23, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, I am at last home from St. Edmund's Terrace & find your sweet, dismal
Box 33 Folder 22
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.6, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, The people have only now gone & it is just upon twelve
Box 33 Folder 23
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.17, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Here I am home again & I do not feel quite so exultant
Box 33 Folder 24
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.19, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your sweet letter has just come & so here I am answering it.
Box 33 Folder 25
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.20, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Here I am, home again & find your sweet, fishing letter awaiting me.
Box 33 Folder 26
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.22, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Here I am back again from St. E.T.
Box 33 Folder 27
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.28, 1893]
1 lettercard
Scope and Contents
Charing Cross Station; My dearest, dearest Love, I am arrived in Charing X- but that is really all I have to tell you
Box 33 Folder 28
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug.10, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paderborn; My dearest, dearest Love, Here I am again in the quiet of my room able to write to you.
Box 33 Folder 29
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Oct.-Dec., 1893?
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your sweet letter has just come & so I set to work
Box 33 Folder 30
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Oct.-Dec., 1893?
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, No letter has as yet come from you - nor indeed is it yet time
Box 33 Folder 31
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Oct. 1893?]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your sweet letter has just come and so I sit down to answer
Box 33 Folder 32
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Oct.2, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Here I am home again - & somehow I feel more dismal & unwell than ever
Box 33 Folder 33
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Oct.26, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Here I am again, after having settled where I am going
Box 33 Folder 34
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Nov.3, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Here I am back again and about to write to you
Box 33 Folder 35
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Nov.7, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your sweet letter has just come & excited in me a flurry
Box 33 Folder 36
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Nov.8, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your sweeet letter has just come & I sit down to answer
Box 33 Folder 37
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Nov.9, 1893]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your sweet letter has just come & so I sit down to answer it.
Box 33 Folder 38
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Nov.10, 1983]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, I have just got home & have read your sweet letter
Box 33 Folder 39
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Nov.22, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your sweet letter has just come & I set to work to answer it at once
Box 33 Folder 40
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Dec.7, 1893
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Here I am back again &, it being pretty late, I have read your letter
Box 33 Folder 41
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Dec.14, 1893
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Here I am back again & about to write to you
Box 33 Folder 42
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Dec.18, 1893
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Here I am back again, having come as fast as possible
Box 33 Folder 43
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jan., 1894?]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, In the works of the poet 'A strong nor'wester's blowing
Box 33 Folder 44
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jan.6, 1894]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, I love you & I love you & I love you
Box 33 Folder 45
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jan.8, 1894]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Here I am safe back again but feeling rather cowardly
Box 33 Folder 46
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.14, 1894]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Here I am, having left Oliver & Joe at Olympia
Box 33 Folder 47
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.21, 1894]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, It has just lately gone nine of the clock
Box 33 Folder 48
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.26, 1894]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Here I am, safely back again & about
Box 33 Folder 49
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.26, 1894]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your second sweet letter has just come. [Poem, "Euridice", on verso.]
Box 33 Folder 50
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [end of Feb., 1894]
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your dear letter has just come and so
Box 33 Folder 51
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar., 1894?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your sweet letter has at last come by the three o'clock post.
Box 33 Folder 52
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar., 1894?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your sweet letter has just come and leaves me wondering
Box 33 Folder 53
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.3, 1894?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Obedient to my promise, here I am set down to write
Box 33 Folder 54
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.5, 1894?]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your dear letter came this morning.
Box 33 Folder 55
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.5, 1894]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, There is now plenty of time to write [Also poem "Have you not known...]
Box 33 Folder 56
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.8, 1894?]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your sweet letter came this morning so I proceed to answer
Box 33 Folder 57
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.12, 1894?]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, Your letter has just come - but only by five o'clock post
Box 33 Folder 58
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.13, 1894]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearest Love, This should be a letter of Farewell - (so it shall be
Box 34 Folder 1
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.14, 1897]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Guilford; My dearest, dearest Love (& dear Kiddy too), Here I am at Guildord on the way I know not wither
Box 34 Folder 2
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.15, 1897]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Penshurst; Mr dearest, dearest Love, Here I am in the train making the last lap
Box 34 Folder 3
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [1898-1899?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Lipsfield, Surrey; My dearest, dearest Love - Your letter came this morning & I was glad to learn
Box 34 Folder 4
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [1899-1899?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Udimare; My dearest, dearest Love - Here I am after a rather tiring day. I wanted to ccatch the last train home
Box 34 Folder 5
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [1899-1900?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest, dearesst Love, Here I am after a moderately adventurous time
Box 34 Folder 6
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [1899?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Stanford; My dearest, dearest Love; I have just got your third letter
Box 34 Folder 7
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [1899?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Stanford; My dearest, dearest Love, Your wire has just come by the postman
Box 34 Folder 8
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [1901?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Postling] My dearest Love - Here I am & things are much as you may imagine. - I have just finished reading
Box 34 Folder 9
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [1902-1902?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dearest Love - Thanks for the things. I arrived here in fair safety
Box 34 Folder 10
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [1902?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest E: Yr. letter of Tuesday has just come & we are just starting out for Salcombe;
Box 34 Folder 11
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [1902?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest E: I don't for a moment think that the sketch is atrocious - it's excellent
Box 34 Folder 12
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.-Mar., 1902?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Stanford; Dearest E: I am just off to wire to you. - We're getting ahead now.
Box 34 Folder 13
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.-Mar., 1902?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Stanford; My Dearest Love - I read your letter this morning - of course I read them
Box 34 Folder 14
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.-Mar., 1902?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Stanford; Dearest E: yr. letter relieved my mind: I hope you will pick up & will contine cheerful.
Box 34 Folder 15
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.-Mar., 1902?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Stanford; My Dearest Love - One day more! - We are getting ahead however
Box 34 Folder 16
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.-Mar., 1902?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Stanford; Dear E. Me voici - this paper shows it. Things are tranquil;
Box 34 Folder 17
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.-Mar., 1902?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Stanford; Dearest E: Here I am - & nothing much has happened & little seems likely to happen.
Box 34 Folder 18
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.-Mar., 1902?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Stanford; My dearest Love - I am sending you a couple of Turgenevs;
Box 34 Folder 19
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.-Mar., 1902?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dearest Love - I got yr. letter & the m.s. on returning yesterday
Box 34 Folder 20
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar., 1902?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dearest E: I lie on warm sand, in front of me is a tiny cove.
Box 34 Folder 21
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug.6, 1902]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Ringwood; Dearest E: I have got so far, having trampled all day
Box 34 Folder 22
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug.7, 1902]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Ringwood; Dearest E. Here I am once more writing to you. This is the place
Box 34 Folder 23
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug.8, 1902]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Dorchester; Dearest E - Thanks for the tin. - Where mine has gone I can't for the life of me
Box 34 Folder 24
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug.12, 1902]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Kingsbridge] Dearest E; The end of Novel No. I - as I wired - quite comes off. It is really astonishingly good
Box 34 Folder 25
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept.-Oct., 1902?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest E: I have just heard the astonishing & very joyful news that you are a printed and published Author.
Box 34 Folder 26
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.11, 1903]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dearest E: Her I am at Gatti's awaiting Joseph.
Box 34 Folder 27
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.12, 1903]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Hampstead; My Dearest Love: I'm sottry to hear you're ill. It's quite horrible
Box 34 Folder 28
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Dec.14, 1903
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dearest Old Thing: You are really very unthinking (I can't say it as a reproach) to imagine that I can't want you
Box 34 Folder 29
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar., 1904?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London?] Dearest E: The die is cast & the rooms taken, I regret Beaulieu because the people took my fancy
Box 34 Folder 30
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Apr.7, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Fordingbridge] Dearest E: I'm just off to try Brockenhurst - wh. part of the
Box 34 Folder 31
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Apr.8, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Brockenhurst; Dearest E: We're safely installed her & fairly comfortable.
Box 34 Folder 32
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Apr.-May, 1904?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Brockenhurst; Dearest E: I was glad to het a letter & glad to hear that you are getting on with the packing.
Box 34 Folder 33
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [June, 1904?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boppard; Dearest E: I was glad to get yr. wire here - the first news I have had since London
Box 34 Folder 34
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Emmerich; Dearest E: I am upon a ship; Dutch Ermans sing festal lays; the Rhine is broad
Box 34 Folder 35
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug.14, 1904]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Boppard] My Dearest E. I haven't written to you for the last three days
Box 34 Folder 36
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug.15, 1904]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Rudesheim] Dearest E: Here I am bei Joseph. I had hoped to have had a letter from you
Box 34 Folder 37
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug.16, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Boppard] Deaerest E: I forgot to tell you yesterday that I hadn't written to James.
Box 34 Folder 38
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug.19, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Boppard; Dearest E: I was glad to get ys. this morning, for, not hearing from you
Box 34 Folder 39
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug.27, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Telgte; Dearest E: I suppose that at this moment you are rushing across England
Box 34 Folder 40
AL[fragment]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug.30, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Telgte]... Virgin has got a new crown and there are more offering than ever
Box 35 Folder 1
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept., 1904]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boppard; Dearest E: I got back quite well from Munster last night
Box 35 Folder 2
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept., 1904]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Telgte; Dearest E: The above is my full address I suppose until Friday week.
Box 35 Folder 3
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept., 1904]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Telgte?] Dearest E: Yr. letter did yesterday, really make a very sad impression on me.
Box 35 Folder 4
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept., 1904]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Telgte?] Dearest E: I have given a night to thinking about the convent - & I don't think we ought to entertain the thought
Box 35 Folder 5
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept.2, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Telgte; Deaerest E: I have only just got back from a couple of ddays at the Levin Schukings
Box 35 Folder 6
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept.6, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Telgte; Dearest E: I'm glad of yr. good news & glad that you're pleased.
Box 35 Folder 7
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept.10, 1904]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Boppard: Dearest E. I'm afraid I wrote you rather a shabby letter this afternoon
Box 35 Folder 8
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept.15, 1904]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Boppard; Dearest E: I suppose you will already have got a p.c. from Regsdorf.
Box 35 Folder 9
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept.15, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Boppard; Dearest E: I got your letter of Tuesday just after concluding one to you
Box 35 Folder 10
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Sept.19, [1904]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boppard; Dearest E: The cheerful tone of yr. letter cheered me too. - I was feeling rather low,
Box 35 Folder 11
AL[postcard]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept.22, 1904]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Wiesbaden; Dearest E: Ich habe eben Pag. besucht. Der sagt - grad wie Tweldie[?] - gar nichts mit den Augen los
Box 35 Folder 12
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept.23, 1904]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Boppard; Dearest E: I have just got back - last night - from seeing Pagenstedur [?]
Box 35 Folder 13
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept.28, 1904]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Boppard; Dearest E: The rain drizzles steadily: it is a regular "Winchelsea Sunday."
Box 35 Folder 14
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Oct.2-3, 1904]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Boppard; Dearest E: I meant to have written to you this morning - but a frest collapse supervened
Box 35 Folder 15
AL[postcard]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Oct.4, 1904]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Boppard] Dein soeben erhalten: gehe in zehn minuten nach Basel
Box 35 Folder 16
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Oct.14, 1904]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Mammern] Dearest E: I was very glad to hear from you & glad Xtina is better
Box 35 Folder 17
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [mid-Oct., 1904]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Mammern, Bodensee] Dearest E: I feel a little better again here: a small angel in the shape of a Basel professor
Box 35 Folder 18
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Oct.17, 1904]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Mamern, Bodensee; Dearest E: I was immensely cheered to get at last a letter from you
Box 35 Folder 19
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Oct.18, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Mammern, Bodensee; Deaerest E: I do not quite understand about the telegrams: I got one from Broadhurst Gdns. today
Box 35 Folder 20
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Oct.20, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Mammern, Bopdensee; Dear E: I was very glad to get rs. at last & to know Mrs. H. is coming
Box 35 Folder 21
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Oct.21, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Mammern] Dearest E: I'm sorry Aunti Emma sh'd have writen to you - she's probably said something distrubing
Box 35 Folder 22
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Oct.22, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Mammern; Dearest E: Thanks for yr. letter: I've been considerably better for the last 24 hours.
Box 35 Folder 23
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Oct.24, 1904]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Mammern] Dearest E: I'm glad you keep all on going: I'm - umberufen - picking up slowly
Box 35 Folder 24
AL[postcard]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Oct.25, 1904]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Mammern; Mrs. H. just arrive: I feel more cheerful. All love,
Box 35 Folder 25
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Oct.27, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Mammerrn, Bodensee; Dearest E: The periods of bitter spirits begin slowly to get the upper hand of the others
Box 35 Folder 26
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Oct.31, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Mammern; My deaerest E: I'm sorry you've been so worried: I must, I suppose, appear a brute to you.
Box 35 Folder 27
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Oct.31, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Mammern; Dearest E: Don't worry: I expect I deserve a little knocking about -
Box 35 Folder 28
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 end of Oct., 1904]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Basel; My darling E: Upon re-reflection it is possible that I may not go back to Boppard, but to Lucerne instead,
Box 35 Folder 29
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Nov., 1904?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Marienberg, Dearest E: I seize a cheerful interval to answer yr. letter of Saturday
Box 35 Folder 30
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Nov., ? 1904]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Marienberg, My dearest E: I've had a bad night, or I had meant to have written you a longish letter
Box 35 Folder 31
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Nov.2-3, 1904?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Basel; Dearest E: I have decided to leave Basel tomorrow & to come back home as quickly as I can.
Box 35 Folder 32
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Nov.4, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Marienberg, Dearest E: I keep praying to the Gods to give me sense enough to write an intelligent letter
Box 35 Folder 33
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Nov.4, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Marienberg, Boppard; Dearest E: - A hundred scrawl. I have just seen the D. Here. - He also says nothing the matter with me but extreme weakness
Box 35 Folder 34
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Nov.10, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Boppard] Dearest E: How nice it is to hear of a webb grate with green glazed hicks!
Box 35 Folder 35
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Nov.12, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Boppard] My dearest E: I am picking up again after a couple of days of pretty serious relapse
Box 35 Folder 36
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Nov.16, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Boppard] D3earest E: A note to say that I'm to have five teeth taken out tomorrow
Box 35 Folder 37
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Nov.17, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Boppard] Mr dearest E: I had three molars out this morning & altho' it's exhausted me
Box 35 Folder 38
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Nov.18, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Boppard] Dearest E: I have just got in from going to Aunt Emma's for the first time alone
Box 35 Folder 39
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Nov.20-22, 1904]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Boppard] My dearest E: The three have departed these jaws: the operation has pulled me down a good deal,
Box 35 Folder 40
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [end of Nov., 1904]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Marienberg, Boppard, a. Rhein; Dearest E: I feel less depressed today after three days of prostration
Box 35 Folder 41
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Dec.3, 1904
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Boppard] Dearest E. It is really a most difficullt matter to settle. - I'm in such a state that if I came home
Box 35 Folder 42
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Dec.3, 1904
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Boppard] My own dearest E: Your 2nd letter advocating my return has arrived
Box 36 Folder 1
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun. 1, 1905?]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Girdlers; My dearest E: I was very glad to get yr. second letter
Box 36 Folder 2
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jul., 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Hampstead] Dearest E: I have been at work most of the day -
Box 36 Folder 3
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.3, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Hampstead] Dearest E: The days pass here in a great tranquility
Box 36 Folder 4
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.3, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest E: I'm sorry my bad writing displeased you:
Box 36 Folder 5
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jul.5, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Hampstead] Dearest E: It is very late - near two o'clock & we have just got back
Box 36 Folder 6
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.6, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Hampstead] Dearest E: I'm so glad you're more cheerful
Box 36 Folder 7
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.7, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Hampstead] Dearest E: I saw here the great Pinker today: He seems rather cockawhoop
Box 36 Folder 8
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.10, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Hampstead] Dearest E: I have been rather violently depressed yesterday & today too
Box 36 Folder 9
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.11, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Hampstead] Dearest E: The Fifth Queen duly arrived & I have read it
Box 36 Folder 10
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.13, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Hampstead] Dearest E: I have hadd a very busy day: firstly I got the Encyclopaedia
Box 36 Folder 11
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.18, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Hampstead] Dearest E: Here I am & sstill going after a tiring day
Box 36 Folder 12
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.20, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Hampstead] Dearest E: I'm glad you write in good spirits. I'm more cheerful myself
Box 36 Folder 13
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul21, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Hampstead] Dearest E: I seem to have spent an idle & unprofitable day
Box 36 Folder 14
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.22, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Hampstead] Dearest E: I have at last got the Holbein revised
Box 36 Folder 15
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug., 1905?]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dearest E: The tone of your letter really delights me.
Box 36 Folder 16
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug.7, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dearest E: I'd rather expected a letter from you then remembered
Box 36 Folder 17
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug.10, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Deaerest E: I am reall7y glad you are really enjoying yourself
Box 36 Folder 18
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug.14, 1905]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dearest E: I'm glad my letter pleased you and that you're better again.
Box 36 Folder 19
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug.16, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dearest E: Baby's head seems to be getting decidedly better with the Iodine
Box 36 Folder 20
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug.16, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest E: Harratt came too late last night to let me write
Box 36 Folder 21
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug.23, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dearest E: I rejoice that you find the unfair sex amenable
Box 36 Folder 22
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Aug.-Sept., 1905?]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dearest E: I lunched duly with Anderson Graham & with a Mr. Hudson,
Box 36 Folder 23
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept.4, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dearest E: After a positively appalling passage
Box 36 Folder 24
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept.6, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Hurst Cottage [Hythe] Dearest E: Conrad wanting to see me urgently - for no reason
Box 36 Folder 25
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept.10, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dearest E: Yes: certainly stay on. I'm glad you're still enjoying it
Box 36 Folder 26
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept.21, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Hampstead; Dearest E: Here is the letter you desired, & I hope it will find you
Box 36 Folder 27
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Sept.28, 1905]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Hampstead; Dearest E: I tried to see Harri at Cav. St- but he was out
Box 36 Folder 28
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.-Jul., 1906?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dearest E: I'm glad you're having such a good time
Box 36 Folder 29
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.2, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Hammersmith] Dearest E: I was glad to get yr. wire this aftn.
Box 35 Folder 30
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.2, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; I was glad to get yyr. letter. I had yr. wire yesterday,
Box 36 Folder 31
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.7, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest E: I'm real glad you're having such a good time {Postmark stamped 1905]
Box 36 Folder 32
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.8, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest E: I sent in my m.s. of the P.B. book to Pinker
Box 36 Folder 33
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.12, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Hammersmith] Dearest E: I'm so glad that you continue to have a good time
Box 36 Folder 34
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.14, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Deares E: Don't get anxious about me - (the oldest person in the world
Box 36 Folder 35
AL[postcard]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.14, 1906]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[West Kinsington] Have just seen the children. Aldersmith has given
Box 36 Folder 36
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.16, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London} Dearest E: I was glad to get yr. letter today
Box 36 Folder 37
AL[postcard]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.18, 1906]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Rye] Have deposited children safely in Convent.
Box 36 Folder 38
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.19, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Rye; Dearest E: I'm sorry you're so [queerish?]: Yes, you must take more care of yourself
Box 36 Folder 39
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.22, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest E: I'm so sorry your're not feeling better yet
Box 36 Folder 40
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Feb.23, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest E: I have delayed to write to ou, hoping to hear where you were
Box 36 Folder 41
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Feb.27, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Deaerest E: It was a very nice letter you wrote me from Rome
Box 36 Folder 42
envelopes to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Mar.1, Mar.20, 1906
2 items
Scope and Contents
Hammersmith; 2 envelopes addressed to Elsie
Box 36 Folder 43
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.1, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest E: I do hope that by this time you've found some company:
Box 36 Folder 44
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.3, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest E: I got yr. letter announcing yr. having found a pension
Box 36 Folder 45
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.6, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Hammersmith] My Dearest E: I am very glad you're having such a much more lively time.
Box 36 Folder 46
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.8, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Deaerest E: I was glad to get your letter still in good spirits.
Box 35 Folder 47
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.10, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest E: I am just off to lecture the Fabians: I've made my lecture
Box 36 Folder 48
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.13, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London: Dearest E: I'm sorry I could not manage to send you more than the mere scrawl
Box 36 Folder 49
TL[telegram] to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Mar.14, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Telegraph Tribune mail leader standard and four provincials
Box 36 Folder 50
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.14, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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London; Dearest E: I have had two letters from you to-day:
Box 36 Folder 51
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.15, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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[Hammersmith] Dearest E: I am writing here to catch the last post.
Box 36 Folder 52
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.19, 1906]
2 leaves + envelope
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Winchelsea; Dearest E: The children are very well & jolly: Baby wrote [Includes ALS by Christina Hueffer and Katharine Hueffer]
Box 36 Folder 53
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.21, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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London; Deaerest E: I feel as if I neglected you rather dismally
Box 36 Folder 54
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.23, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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[London] Deaerest E: The enclosed explains itself. I hope the amount is large enough: [On verso ALS by F.J. Jones, manager of London & Vounty Banking to FMF, Mar. 21, 1906]
Box 36 Folder 55
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.24, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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[London] Dearest E: It's some days since I heard from you.
Box 36 Folder 56
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.27, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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London; Dearest E: I have just got bacck from W. to find yr. letter awaiting me. [Enclosed copy of memo from Dr. Harry Roberts, Mar. 21, 1906]
Box 36 Folder 57
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.29, 1906
1 leaf + envelope
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London: Dearest E: I had a letter from you this morning
Box 36 Folder 58
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.31, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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London; Dearest E: I got a nice letter from you - on pink paper -
Box 37 Folder 1
AL[postcard]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Apr.-May, 1906?]
1 leaf
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[London?] There were six long reviews in the papers to-day.
Box 37 Folder 2
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Apr., 1906?]
1 leaf + envelope
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London; Dearest E: I got yr. more cheerful letter yesterday
Box 37 Folder 3
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Apr.2, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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Winchelsea; Dearest E: I have not had quite such a rush this weekend
Box 37 Folder 4
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Apr.6, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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London; Dearest E: Your letter came this morning just as I was beginning to get anxious
Box 37 Folder 5
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Apr.8, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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Winchelsea; Dearest E: Schucking has so much taken up my time
Box 37 Folder 6
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Apr.11, 1906]
2 leaves + envelope
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London; Dearest E: I got a letter from you this morning
Box 37 Folder 7
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Apr.11, 1906]
2 leaves + 1 leaf + envelope
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London; Dearest E: Yr. letter has rather upset me [With proof of Title page of "The Heart of the Country" with corrections in pen.]
Box 37 Folder 8
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Apr.16, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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London; Dearest E: Your letters distrub & worry me a good deal.
Box 37 Folder 9
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Apr.25, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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London; My dearest E: I got back from [Shere?] yesterday evening, a good deal rested.
Box 37 Folder 10
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Apr.28, 1906]
2 leaves + envelope
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London; Dearest E: I haven't had a letter from you for a long time.
Box 37 Folder 11
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 1, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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London; Dearest E: I am really concerned at not having heard from you
Box 37 Folder 12
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 May 3, 1906]
2 leaves + envelope
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London; Dearest E: I was very glad to hear from you at last
Box 37 Folder 13
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 5, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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London; Dearest E: I am just starting for the Pent after a rather
Box 37 Folder 14
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 9, 1906]
2 leaves + envelope
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London; Dearest E: Gerard having sedulously & conscientiously hidden the notepaper
Box 37 Folder 15
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 12, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dearest E: I have just got home from the club
Box 37 Folder 16
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 13, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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Winchelsea; Dearest E: I got down here this evening with the Conrads
Box 37 Folder 17
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 17, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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[London] Dearest E: I was so tired last night that I didn't sit down
Box 37 Folder 17.5
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 17, 1906]
2 leaves + envelope
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[London] Dearest E: Yr. letter of Friday has only just reached me [formerly 56 of this box, date corrected]
Box 37 Folder 18
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 20, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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Rye; Dearest E: From the superscription you'll observe where I am
Box 37 Folder 19
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 21, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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Winchelsea; Dearest E: Enclosed have just come as I am going off to [no enclosures]
Box 37 Folder 20
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 23, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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London; Dearest E: I got a short letter on pink paper this morning from you;
Box 37 Folder 21
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 26, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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[London] Dearest E: I'm writing from here now in hopes of catching you before you leave Florence
Box 37 Folder 22
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.2, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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London; Dearest E: It seemed a long time since I heard from you
Box 37 Folder 23
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.5, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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[London] Dearest E: I have just got back from the Pent to find two letters
Box 37 Folder 24
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.8, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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London; Dearest E: I had a letter from you to-day
Box 37 Folder 25
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.9, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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London: Dearest E: I am just off to W. with Xtina
Box 37 Folder 26
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.9, 1906]
envelope
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[Hammersmith] 1 envelope
Box 37 Folder 27
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.12, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Hythe] Dearest E: I was to have gone on to the Pent today from W. - but Conrad wired
Box 37 Folder 28
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.13, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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[London] Dearest E: Yr. financial letter has me worried a little
Box 37 Folder 29
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.13, 1906]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dearest E: I got home here this evening to find Mrs. H. in bed with the flu
Box 37 Folder 30
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.15, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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[London] Dearest E: I've received today a p.c. that a little disquiets me
Box 37 Folder 31
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.19, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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Hythe; Dearest E: Here I am, still going thro' in the midst of a very confounded attack of indigestion
Box 37 Folder 32
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.20, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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[London] Dearest E: I have just got in to find yr. wire asking for money.
Box 37 Folder 33
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.23, 1906]
1 leaf
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[Hammersmith] Dearest E: It is a little disturbing to me to be so absolutely uncertain of where you are
Box 37 Folder 34
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.24, 1906]
envelope
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Rye; 1 envelope
Box 37 Folder 35
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.25, 1906]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Winchelsea] Dearest E: I have just brought Babs in to Benediction & called on the Great Man
Box 37 Folder 36
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.27, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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[London] Dearest E: Here is the fiver. I am just back from an extraordinary tiring day
Box 37 Folder 37
AL[postcard]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.27, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
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[London] Yes: if you find the Molkendur pleasant, by all means take the rooms
Box 37 Folder 38
AL[postcard]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jul.4, 1906]
1 leaf
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[Emmerich, German] Dearest E: We are thus far forward on a fairly prosperous journey.
Box 37 Folder 39
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [1907?]
1 leaf
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[London] Dearest E:: I transcribe in my best writing the poem I wrote for the mail to welcome you [On verso: AMS "The Pro Consuls"]
Box 37 Folder 40
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jan.-Apr., 1907?]
1 leaf
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[London] Dearest E: I am gradually getting straight at last it seems
Box 37 Folder 41
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Dec., 1907-Apr.1908?
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dearest E: I am just finishing the last chapters but one of the V.2
Box 37 Folder 42
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Oct.-Nov. 1908?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dearest E: I was glad to find you in so cheerful a mood [Ford asks Elsie to divorce him]
Box 37 Folder 43
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Dec., 1908
1 leaf
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[London] Dearest E: Thanks for your letter wh. I only got this morning: I am glad you will let me have the money
Box 37 Folder 44
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [1909?]
1 leaf
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London; Dearest E: I wanted to write you a long letter this afternoon [On "The English Review" letterheard]
Box 37 Folder 45
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [1909]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Selsey; Dearest E: The Review seems to be safe for another two months but I am nearly killed by the struggle. [On "The English Review" letterheard]
Box 37 Folder 46
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.20, 1909?]
1 leaf + envelope
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[London] Dearest E: I have not had much to write about in the way of news
Box 37 Folder 47
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.24, 1909]
1 leaf + envelope
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[London] Dearest E: I got yr. letter this morning & yr. other this afternoon.
Box 37 Folder 48
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.28, 1909?]
2 leaves
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[London] Dearest E: Thank you very much for yr. letter about Conrad
Box 37 Folder 49
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Mar.30, 1909?]
1 leaf
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[London] Dearest E: I have seen Marwood who absotlutely swears that he had no disloyal intentions
Box 37 Folder 50
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Apr.7, 1909]
1 leaf + envelope
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[London] Dearest E: I had not meant to write to you until, for better or for worse things were settled
Box 37 Folder 51
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Apr.10, 1909]
2 leaves + envelope
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[London: Dearest E: Thank you for yr. letter. I have no particular news:
Box 37 Folder 52
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Apr.14, 1909]
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London} Dearest E: I daresay you will want to hear my news,
Box 37 Folder 53
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 5, 1909]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London} Dearest E: Thank you for yr. letter wh. was very good & kindly meant
Box 37 Folder 54
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 8, 1909]
2 leaves + envelope
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[London] Dearest E: I must confess that yr. letter - as far as it affects Marwood - rather astonishes me
Box 37 Folder 55
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 16, 1909]
2 leaves + envelope
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[London] Dearest E: I wish I cd. have come down to you
Box 37 Folder 56
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
Scope and Contents
[Now number 17.5 in this box]
Box 37 Folder 57
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 18, 1909]
1 leaf + envelope
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London; Dearest E: Miss Cather wants to come down & see you & Conrad
Box 37 Folder 58
ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [May 25, 1909]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dearest E: I am so sorry to hear that you are ill. [On English Review letterhead]
Box 32 Folder 14
TL[copy] to David Higham
 May 7, 1935
1 leaf
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[Paris?Toulon?] Dear Sir, Yours of the 26th ult. I still think that the common law right of an author
Box 32 Folder 15
TL[copy] to Rev. Matthew Hoehn
 May 23, 1939
1 leaf
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New York; Reverend and Dear Sir, I am flattered by you letter of April 22nd
Box 32 Folder 16
TL[copy] to Burton C. Hoffman
 May 21, 1938
3 leaves
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Olivet; Dear Mr. Hoffman, Here are the answers to your questions ref. lectures:
Box 32 Folder 17
TL[copy] to Burton C. Hoffman
 Jun.16, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Dear Mr. Hoffman, The portrait of Mr. Shreiber is detestable besides which
Box 32 Folder 18
TL[copy] to Burton C. Hoffman
 Jul.7, 1938
1 leaf
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Olivet; Dear Mr. Hoffman, Thank you very much for your sympathetic letter.
Box 32 Folder 19
TL[copy] to Burton C. Hoffman
 Jul.13, 1938
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Dear Mr. Hoffman, We expressed the manuscript from Battle Creek yesterday afternoon.
Box 32 Folder 20
TL[copy] to Burton C. Hoffman
 Jul.28, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Dear Mr. Hoffman, I am returning you the first fifteen slides corrected and ready for the press
Box 32 Folder 21
TL[copy] to Burton C. Hoffman
 Jul.31, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; My dear Mr. Hoffman. Ref. your telegram received today, I cannot possible deal with the translation
Box 32 Folder 22
TL[copy] to Burton C. Hoffman
 Aug.3, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Dear Mr. Hoffman, Thank you very much for your very sympathetic letter
Box 32 Folder 23
TL[copy] to Burton C. Hoffman
 Aug.4, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Dear Mr. Hoffman, In the set of proofs that have today reached me
Box 32 Folder 24
TL[copy] to Burton C. Hoffman
 Aug.6, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet Dear Mr. Hoffman, Here is the passage, re-constituted as well as I can
Box 32 Folder 25
TL[copy] to Burton C. Hoffman
 Aug.23, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Dear Mr. Hoffman, Yours of the 17th inst. I daresay it is just as well you have employed a professional indexer
Box 32 Folder 26
TL[copy] to Burton C. Hoffman
 Sept.7, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Dear Mr. Hoffman, Yours of the 2nd inst. I am glad you have advanced the date of publication
Box 32 Folder 27
TL[copy] to Burton C. Hoffman
 Oct.14, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Hoffman, After I talked with you Mr. Ford telephoned me [written by Secretary]
Box 32 Folder 28
TL[copy] to Burton C. Hoffman
 Oct.19, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Hoffman, I think it must be evident to you by now that the Dial is not the publishing
Box 32 Folder 29
TL[copy] to George William Horsfield
 Oct.29, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Sir, I am flattered and amused by the letter of the 15th inst.
Box 32 Folder 30
TL[copy] to Dorothy Horsman
 Aug.19, 1931
1 leaf
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Toulon; Dear Madam, Yours of the 13th inst. Titles for Parts I and II of my Reminiscences
Box 32 Folder 31
ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
 [1893?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dearest Mim, Here I am still, & instead of being turned out
Box 32 Folder 32
AL[postcard] to [Christina Hueffer?]
 [1904?]
1 leaf
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Giessen; [Sketch] An inhabitant of Giessen[Lamb Collection]
Box 32 Folder 33
AL[postcard] to Christina Hueffer
 [1904?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Rüdesheim] My dear Kiddie, Here you may see yr. Pumpums. [Card has Ford's photograph with unidentified man]
Box 32 Folder 34
AL[postcards]S to Christina Hueffer
 [Oct.-Nov., 1904]
19 leaves
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[Germany and Switzerland] Addressed to Christina as "Miss Hueffer". Same set sent to Katherine Hueffer Lamb, as "Miss K.M. Hueffer."
Box 32 Folder 35
ALS to Christina Hueffer
 [1905?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] This is your mamma on the bed [Drawing] [Note to Catherine Brown Hueffer on verso.] [Lamb Collection]
Box 32 Folder 36
AL[postcard]S to Christina Hueffer
 [Aug. 1906]
1 leaf
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Waterbury, Conn. This is where the watches grow from old Pumpuns [Lamb Collection]
Box 32 Folder 37
ALS to Christina Hueffer
 [Aug.2, 1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; My Dearest little Kid: I expect you think I am a very bad Pumpums
Box 32 Folder 38
AL[postcards]S to Christina Hueffer
 [1910-1913?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Germany and Belgium] 3 postcards
Box 32 Folder 39
AL[postcards]S to Christina Hueffer
 Oct.-Dec., 1910
7 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Germany] 7 postcards
Box 32 Folder 40
AL[postcards]S to Christina Hueffer
 [Jan.-Nov., 1911]
22 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Germany and Rome(1)] 22 postcards
Box 32 Folder 41
AL[postcards]S to Christina Hueffer
 [Sept.-Oct., 1921]
7 leaves
Scope and Contents
[England and Scotland] 7 postcards
Box 32 Folder 42
AL[postcards]S to Christina Hueffer
 [Feb.-Sept. 1913]
27 leaves
Scope and Contents
[France and Germany] 27 postcards
Box 32 Folder 43
TL[copy] to Richard Hughes
 Nov.26, 1938
2 leaves
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New York; My Dear Hughes, I have had IN HAZARD some six weeks now and having read it with enthusiasm
Box 32 Folder 44
TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Dec., 1908
1 leaf
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[n.p.] Dear Miss Hunt, Will you please excuse another short notice invitation? [Copy typed by Hunt for her diary. On same sheet is TL[copy] to Reynolds of Dec.9, 1908] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 32 Folder 45
TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Jun.12, 1909
3 leaves
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London; Dear/ Your letters cause me the most extraordinary (or are they the most ordinary?0 emotions. [2 copies of page 2] [ Violet Hunt papers]
Box 32 Folder 46
TLS to Violet Hunt
 [Jul.31, 1909]
Durham, England; Dear: Composition is difficult in the circumstances.
Box 32 Folder 47
TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 {Aug.2, 1909]
1 leaf
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Durham, England; Dear, This was no chance to post the enclosed and it is now Monday [Ford at Violet's sister's house][Copy typed by Hunt.]
Box 32 Folder 48
TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 [Aug.5, 1909]
1 leaf
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Durham, England; Dear, No letter from you today. I wonder if you have mine yet. [At Violet's sister's.]
Box 32 Folder 49
TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Aug., 1909?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Durham, England] Dearest, You write me such long letters and I reply so meagerly. [At Violet's sister's.]
Box 32 Folder 50
AL[postcard] to Violet Hunt
 Oct.9, 1910
1 leaf
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Geissen, Germany; I saw these ladies perform yesterday. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 32 Folder 51
AL[postcard] to Violet Hunt
 Nov.10, 1910
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Geisen, Germany; Wld you send me about [?][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 32 Folder 52
ALS to Violet Hunt
 May 12, 1918
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[York?] Dearest Violet: I have just got home from Leeds to find [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 32 Folder 53
ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jan.6, 1919
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Cardiff, Wales] Dear: There is nothing to report but the expected.[Violet Hunt papers]
Box 32 Folder 54
ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jul.1, 1919
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Violet, I am sorry I departed rather brusquely
Box 32 Folder 55
envelopes to Violet Hunt
 May 30&amp, Sept.28, 1919
2 envelopes
Scope and Contents
2 envelopes [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 32 Folder 56
ALS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.22, 1920
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Violet: If - as seems likely - [?]; party on Wed. is a swell affair [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 32 Folder 57
AL[telegram]S to Violet Hunt
 Apr.20, 1920
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Storrington, England; Certainly will you please when writing date of funeral [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 32 Folder 58
AL[telegram]S to Violet Hunt
 Apr.24, 1920
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Storrington; Am prepared travel Monday night
Box 32 Folder 59
ALS to Violet Hunt
 Sept.16, 1920
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Violet: Certainly - at 4:30 on the 28th. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 32 Folder 60
TLS to Violet Hunt
 Sept.22, 1920
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Violet; I confess to having been so amazed by your letter [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 32 Folder 61
TL[copy] to Robert Maynard Hutchins
 Jun.10, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Clarksville; My Dear Mr. Hutchins, You will remember that you told me that you would be pleased
Box 32 Folder 62
TL[copy] to Imprimerie Drantiere
 May 9, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Sirs, I have to thank you for your quotation of prices for printing
Box 32 Folder 63
TL[copy] to Sue Jenkins
 Feb.27, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Miss Jenkins, As the lady exclaimed when her little boy said DAMN
Box 32 Folder 64
TL[copy] to Sue Jenkins
 Mar.25, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Miss Jenkins, Your SJ vit of the 11th insst. I not what you say
Box 32 Folder 65
TL[copy] to Edgar Jepson
 Sept.15, 1921
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Bedham; My Dear Jepson, It is really very kind - touching - of you,
Box 32 Folder 66
TL[copy] to Edgar Jepson
 Nov.25, 1922
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear Jepson, I'd be glad if you'd let me have a line here just to say how you all are
Box 32 Folder 66.1
AL[postcard]S to Walter Jerrold
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear J: Do come here if you're about
Box 32 Folder 66.2
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
My Dear Jerrold; Do, if you're about lunch with me
Box 32 Folder 66.3
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 Jan.18, 1893
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
West Kensigton Park; Dear Jerrold - This by imperious command:
Box 32 Folder 66.4
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 May 27, 1893
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Dear Jerrold, Today I receive your copy of 'Comic Cuts'
Box 32 Folder 66.5
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 May 31, 1893
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear J - Just a bit of a line to let you know
Box 32 Folder 66.6
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 [Jul., 1895?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Jerrold, Many happy returns of the 27th
Box 32 Folder 66.7
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 [Fall, 1895?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Jerrold, I am very sorry that we have delayed so long
Box 32 Folder 66.8
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 [Fall, 1896?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Stanford Nr. Hythe; Dear Jerrold - I'm afraid we shall have to put you off again.
Box 32 Folder 66.9
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 Oct., 1896?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Stanford Nr. Hythe; Dear Jerrold/ I was very glad to see your inspired
Box 32 Folder 66.10
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 [Jan.1, 1897?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Stanford Nr. Hythe; Dear Jerrold. Thanks for your letter. Haven't seen your review.
Box 32 Folder 66.11
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 [Nov.9, 1898]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Surrey; Dear Jerrold- I shall most probably be in tow on Friday and Saturday
Box 32 Folder 66.12
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 Mar.17, 1890
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Stanford Nr. Hythe; Respected[?]- Congratulations on the Londoner and good luck
Box 32 Folder 66.13
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 [Jul.-Aug., 1900]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Belgium] Dear Jerrold- Just at present we are here - where indeed we have been
Box 32 Folder 66.14
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 Dec., 1901
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Stanford Nr. Hythe; Dear Jerrold- The press-cutting people have just sent me the cutting from the J.T.
Box 32 Folder 66.15
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 [Jan.-Mar., 1905]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Broadhurst Johns, N.W.; My dear Jerrold: The above address points to the fact that
Box 32 Folder 66.16
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 [Mar., 1905?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea, Sussex; My dear Jerrold: Many thanks: I answer, first, yr. queries
Box 32 Folder 66.17
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 [Spring, 1905?]
1 leaf
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Winchelsea, Sussex; Dear Jerrold; Come down here like an angel for a day or two
Box 32 Folder 66.18
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 [Spring, 1905?]
1 leaf
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[Winchelsea, Sussex] Dear J: E's address is for the present Hotel Victoria
Box 32 Folder 66.19
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 [May, 1905?]
1 leaf
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Winchelsea, Sussex; My dear Jerrold; I mislaid V's letter and so,
Box 32 Folder 66.20
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 [Summer, 1905?]
1 leaf
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[n.p.] My Dear Jerrold: I'm still alive - & the least said
Box 32 Folder 66.21
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 [Oct.-Nov., 1908?]
1 leaf
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[London] Dear J. When I had that fleeting glimpse of you
Box 32 Folder 66.22
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 Dec.15, 1909
1 leaf
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[London] My dear Jerrold, Will yoou and the children and Mr. Jerrold com to our Christmas Tree [Not in Ford's hand, but signed by him]
Box 32 Folder 66.23
ALS to Walter Jerrold
 [Spring, 1909?]
1 leaf
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Stanford Nr. Hythe; Dear Jerrold: What has become of you and why do we never hear
Box 32 Folder 67
TL[copy] to Walter Jerrold
 Jan.26, 1932
1 leaf
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[Toulon?Paris?] Dear Sir: Mr. Ford asks me to say that he would be pleased to write something for you [Signed Secretary]
Box 32 Folder 68
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Jul.26, 1933
1 leaf
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[Toulon] Dear Sir, I am very much obliged to you for your letter of the 14th inst.
Box 32 Folder 69
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Aug.19, 1933
1 leaf
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[Toulon] Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, I have to thank you for your two letters of the 10th inst.
Box 32 Folder 70
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Sept.11, 1933
1 leaf
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[Toulon] Dear Sir, I am much obliged to you for your cheque for frs. 1,000
Box 32 Folder 71
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 [late, 1934]
1 leaf
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[New York] Dear Mr. Jones, I've just heard from Bradley that he has at last received
Box 32 Folder 72
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Jan.1, 1934
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, I am forwarding you under another cover typescript of my novel AS THY DAY
Box 32 Folder 73
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Jan.12, 1934
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, I have now had a bit of rest and am thinking about work again.
Box 32 Folder 74
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Feb.28, 1934
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, I am sending you herewith the ms. of the translation of Lizardi's book
Box 32 Folder 75
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 [Apr., 1934?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, Mr. Carl Laemmle of UNIVERSAL PICTURES has written to ask me
Box 32 Folder 76
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Apr.11, 1934
1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, I have to thank you for your letter of the 29th ult.
Box 32 Folder 77
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Jun.29, 1934
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Mr. Jeffereson Jones, I am forwarding you under another cover the firs six chapters of PROVENCE
Box 32 Folder 78
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Aug.16, 1934
1 leaf
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Toulon; Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, I am sending you herewith under a separate cover the remainder of Part II
Box 32 Folder 79
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Sept.4, 1934
1 leaf
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[Toulon] Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, I forwarded you in one parcel yesterday the complete ms. of PROVENCE
Box 32 Folder 80
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Sept.30, 1934
1 leaf
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[Toulon] Dear Mr. Jones, I sent off yesterday the second copy of the Provence book to you
Box 32 Folder 81
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Oct.13, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, Thank you very much for yours of the 27th Sept. which has just reached me
Box 32 Folder 82
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Nov.15, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, Thank you for the proofs, the proofs of the cover, and your letter
Box 32 Folder 83
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Nov.19, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, I am forwarding herewith under another cover the proofs of PROVENENCE
Box 32 Folder 84
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Nov.28, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, I didn't mean to bother you with my address to the printers
Box 32 Folder 85
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Dec.29, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, I am returning herewith the revises of PROVENCE
Box 32 Folder 86
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Jan.8, 1935
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, I am forwarding you herewith the index of PROVENCE.
Box 32 Folder 87
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Jan.12, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Jones, Thank you for yours of the 11th inst. I am glad you contemplate
Box 32 Folder 88
AL[draft] to J. Jefferson Jones
 [Feb., 1935?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Jones, It occurs to me at the moment that I spoke to Constable [Not in Ford's hand]
Box 32 Folder 89
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Feb.1, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, Thank you for the contract. I am returning it herewith
Box 32 Folder 90
AL[draft] to J. Jefferson Jones
 [Feb.14, 1935]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Jones, I am extremely obliged to you for the check [Not in Ford's hand]
Box 32 Folder 91
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Feb.19, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, I should be glad if you could let me have the draft
Box 32 Folder 92
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Feb.22, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, I'm much obliged to you for your letter and glad you see your way
Box 32 Folder 93
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Apr.2, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Jones, I am glad you are back; I hope you had a good time.
Box 32 Folder 94
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 May 6, 1935
1 leaf
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[New York] Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, LADIES WHOSE BRIGHT EYES Ref. above. Do you not think that it would be a good thing
Box 32 Folder 95
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 May 20, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Jones, I have now all but finished the novel that will conclude our contract
Box 32 Folder 96
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Sept.29, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, Would you let me know when you purpose publishing VIVE LE ROY?
Box 32 Folder 97
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Oct.3, 1935
1 leaf
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Toulon; Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, I have had a communication from you through Bradley's ref. VIVE LE ROY
Box 32 Folder 98
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Dec.11, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, I do not suppose we shall leave here until I get my new book finished
Box 32 Folder 99
TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Feb.17, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones, I am dreadfully sorry but I simply threw that type script away
Box 32 Folder 100
TL[copy] to Orrick Johns
 Apr.24, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Sir, I regret having delayed a little in answering your letter of the 19th inst.
Box 32 Folder 101
TL[copy] to Nannine Joseph
 Jul.25, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Miss Josephs, To prevent mistakes: What is available for reproduction with that Harper's article are:
Box 32 Folder 102
TL[copy] to Nannie Joseph
 Apr.3, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Miss Joseph, I am much obliged to ;you for your letter of the 1st inst.
Box 32 Folder 103
TL[copy] to Nannine Joseph
 Sept.3, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Miss Joseph, If it's all the same to you I think it would be better if you sent Mrs. Vorce's
Box 32 Folder 104
AL[draft] to Nannine Joseph
 Sept.23, [1938]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Miss J, Let me know - what HM has to say about Mrs. Vorce's ms.
K-L
Box 38 Folder 1
TL[copy] to [Jack] Kahane
 May 1, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] My dear Kahane, Ezra Pound has some idea that he might translate Homer to you
Box 38 Folder 2
TL[copy] to Otto Kahn
 Dec.23, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Mr. Kahn, Heaven forbid that you should read that book; it is only a Christmas card
Box 38 Folder 3
TL[copy] to Otto Kahn
 Feb.9, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Kahn, I wish you would do something for the Allen Tates. The Guggenheim Foundation seems to have let them down
Box 38 Folder 4
TL[copy] to Martin Kamin
 [Sept., 1935]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Sir, Yours of the 4th inst. I shall be glad to give you permission to publish the article
Box 38 Folder 5
TL[copy] to George T. Keating
 May 26, 1930
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Paris] My dear Keating, You overwhelmed me whilst you were here by offering to pay my fare to New York on your return
Box 38 Folder 6
TL[copy] to George T. Keating
 [1932?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Keating, I was very glad to get your post card and to see that, since you're traveling in state
Box 38 Folder 7
TL[copy] to George T. Keating
 Dec., 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Keating, The history of that item called in Scribner's catalogue SOME REMINISCENCES by Joseph Conrad
Box 38 Folder 8
TL[copy] to George T. Keating
 Jan.23, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] My dear Keating, Would you mind lending the English edition of the first three Tietjens books
Box 38 Folder 9
TL[copy] to George T. Keating
 Jun.1, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] My dear Keating, I ought to have written to thank you before for that information about the Dial
Box 38 Folder 10
TL[copy] to George T. Keating
 Jun.20, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; My dear Keating, Do you happen to possess a copy of Zeppelin Nights by Violet Hunt and F.M. Hueffer
Box 38 Folder 11
TL[copy] to George T. Keating
 Jun.28, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] My dear Keating, I am extremely obliged to you for getting Yale University to send me ZEPPELIN NIGHTS
Box 38 Folder 12
TL[copy] to George T. Keating
 Nov.3, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Keating, I am not sorry the Yale project is deferred as I find it increasingly difficult to get
Box 38 Folder 13
TL[copy] to George T. Keating
 [1939]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] My dear Keating, I have been reflecting on our conversation of yesterday and, a one is apt to forget
Box 38 Folder 14
TL[copy] to George T. Keating
 Mar.13, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Keating, I should esteem it a favour if you could give me an hour or so of your time
Box 38 Folder 15
TL[copy] to George T. Keating
 May 23, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Keating, Wepurpose sailing for Havre on the Normandie on the 30th of this month
Box 38 Folder 16
TL[copy] to Lee Keedick
 May 30, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Mr. Lee Keedick, As you say, the letter from Knox College at Galesburg, Illinois
Box 38 Folder 17
TL[copy] to Ira Rich Kent
 Mar.11, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Kent, I have just received a copy of an advertisement from the New York Publisher's Weekly
Box 38 Folder 18
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Feb.4, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Ruth, I hate to appear impatient and I do not think I really have been
Box 38 Folder 19
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Sept.10, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Ruth, I am answering your questions ref. NO ENEMY on a separate ... The fact that the book
Box 38 Folder 20
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Sept.20, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Ruth, I should be glad to know your movements as early as possible
Box 38 Folder 21
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Sept.24, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Ruth, I am sending you herewith under another cover registered, the introduction and Chapter I
Box 38 Folder 22
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Oct.15, 1929
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Ruth, Thank you for your letter of the 1st inst.... I am sending you under another cover
Box 38 Folder 23
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Oct.25, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Ruth, I am mailing by this post, registered (a) three pages of NOTTERDAM which please
Box 38 Folder 24
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Nov.12, 1929
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] My dear Ruth, I received yesterday $50 from the NEW REPUBLIC and $150 from Doubleday Page [copy included in folder]
Box 38 Folder 25
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Nov.19, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] My dear Ruth, I have had a letter from Miss Jenkins which I find disquieting because she lets
Box 38 Folder 26
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Dec.14, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] My dear Ruth, Thank you for your long letter of the 29th iult. I notice its contents with edification
Box 38 Folder 27
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 [1930]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Am offered two thousand dollars yearly by Morrow and Dent for both rights [telegram]
Box 38 Folder 28
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Feb.13, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Ruth, I am sending you herewith Chapter IV of the HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIMES
Box 38 Folder 29
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Feb.25, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Ruth, I have had a long letter from Iss Jenkins saying that she and Mr. Schneider
Box 38 Folder 30
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Mar.11, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Ruth, Thank you for your telegram that I received yesterday. I sent the fifth chapter of the History
Box 38 Folder 31
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Mar.26, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Ruth, I duly got Miss Jenkins' letter and thought of answering it with the enclosed
Box 38 Folder 32
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Apr.22, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Ruth, I don't know whether you are still handling my stuff, or whether you aren't
Box 38 Folder 33
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 May 17, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Ruth, I had your cable saying that Morrow was to decide by the 14th but as I have had no cable
Box 38 Folder 34
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Jul.2, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Ballancourt; Dear Ruth, I have your wire of the day before yesterday. I cannot finish the book before it is
Box 38 Folder 35
AL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Jul.14, 1930
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear Ruth, I have your letter of the 26th and am forwarding by this mail copies [Not in Ford's hand]
Box 38 Folder 36
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Mar.14, 1931
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Ruth, Ref. HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIMES; I have not written to you about this because I was not certain whether I should be well enough
Box 38 Folder 37
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Jul.5, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Ruth, I notified you yesterday that the ms. of RETURN TO YESTERDAY had been dispatched
Box 38 Folder 38
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Nov.9, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Ruth, I ought to have answered your letter a long time ago but I have been working very hard
Box 38 Folder 39
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Dec.8, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Ruth, Thank you for your letter of the 28th last. The money has not yet arrived
Box 38 Folder 40
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Dec.8, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Ruth, I have duly received your of the 28th ult. for wich I thank you
Box 38 Folder 41
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Sept.1, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Ruth, This is in haste absolutely to disclaim having received a letter either announcing your marriage
Box 38 Folder 42
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Sept.7, 1932
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Ruth, I will now try to answer your letter of August the eighteenth
Box 38 Folder 43
TL[copy] to Ruth Kerr
 Sept.24, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Ruth, What has become of L.W.B.E. by now? Do please let me know
Box 38 Folder 44
TL[copy] to Alfred A. Knopf
 Jan.23, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Knopf, This blurb writing is becoming almost insupportable. Half my table is covered
Box 38 Folder 45
TL[copy] to Blanche Knopf
 Apr.3, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mrs. Knopf, Thank you for sending me Mrs. Seabrook's COME MY COACH. I have read it will real pleasure
Box 38 Folder 46
TLS to Blanche Knopf
 Jan.30, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mrs. Knopf, Mr. Ford asks me to say that Mrs. Irita Van Doren says that she will send you [signed Rachel Wolodofsky, Secretary]
Box 38 Folder 47
TL[copy] to Harry Imre Kohn
 [1931-1932?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; My dear Kohn, Ref. enclosed agreement of the 21/11/30 between myself and Horace Liveright
Box 38 Folder 48
TL[copy] to Harry Imre Kohn
 Sept.7, 1931
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Toulon; My dear Kohn, Janice's letter and enclosure should, I think, make fairly plain the nature of our quandry
Box 38 Folder 49
TL[copy,draft] to Harry Imre Kohn
 Oct.17, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; My dear Kohn, I am very concerned to hear of your illness. I trust you are by now a long way towards
Box 38 Folder 50
TL[copy] to Harry Imre Kohn
 Mar.26, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon?] My dear Kohn, I am sending herewith what purports to be Liveright's Royalty Statement of WHEN THE WICKED MAN
Box 38 Folder 51
TL[copy] to H. Kyllmann
 Jun.29, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Mr. Kyllmann, I forwarded you yesterday the typescript of the first six chapters of the book I am writing
Box 38 Folder 52
TL[copy] to H. Kyllmann
 Aug.8, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Sir, I am forwarding you today under separate covers as much as I have written to date of the book about Provenence
Box 38 Folder 53
TL[copy] to Carl Laemmle
 Apr.11, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
london; Dear Sir, I have to thank you for your letter of the 19th March. I am forwarding you by this post under another
Box 38 Folder 54
AL to Christina Hueffer and Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 [Jun., 1904?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Telgate [Germany] Dearest Kiddies: Here are two little [hoochres] shewing the miraculous image of Telgte
Box 38 Folder 55
ALS to Christina Hueffer and Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 [Oct.1, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Boppard; My dear little Kiddies: Here are tow German violets
Box 38 Folder 56
AL[postcards] to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 [Oct.5-Nov.26, 1904]
14 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Germany, Switzerland] 14 postcards; 2 sets of same cards to each [Lamb Collection]
Box 38 Folder 57
ALS to Christina Hueffer and Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 [Oct.29, 1904]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Mammern Bodensee; My dearest Kiddies: I was very pleased to get yr. letter & to know that you do not forget
Box 38 Folder 58
AL[postcard]S to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 [1905-1906]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Folkstone, Kent, & Waterbury, Conn.] 2 postcards: Mar.9, 1905; Sept.11, 1906
Box 38 Folder 59
AL[postcard]S to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 [1910-1913?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Dijon & Luxembourg] 2 postcards
Box 38 Folder 60
AL[postcard]S to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 [Nov., 1910]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Germany] 3 postcards: Nov.1, Nov.23, Nov.30, 1910
Box 38 Folder 61
AL[postcard]S to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 [Jan.-Nov. 1911]
16 postcards
Scope and Contents
Germany, Rome; 16 postcards
Box 38 Folder 62
AL[postcard]S to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 [Sept.-Oct., 1912]
7 leaves
Scope and Contents
[England, Scotland] 7 postcards
Box 38 Folder 63
AL[postcards]S to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 [Mar.-Sept., 1913]
25 postcards
Scope and Contents
France, Germany; 25 postcards
Box 38 Folder 63.5
ALS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Dec.12, 1916
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Rouen; Dearest Katharine: Since I last wrote to you a Medical Board has sat on me
Box 38 Folder 64
ALS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Dec.10, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Rouen; Deares Katharine: Encld. will explain why I have not been able to write to you lately
Box 38 Folder 64.5
AL[copy,draft] to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 [1918-1922?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Katherine ... I was rather hurt by yr. letter about my book. [In Katharine's hand]
Box 38 Folder 65
ALS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Apr.13, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
York; Dear Katharine: I forward you herewith a cheque for ten guineas
Box 38 Folder 66
AL[copy,fragment] to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Apr.13, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
York; Dear Katharine: ... I have just got the first copy of a book I am publishing [In Katharine's hand]
Box 38 Folder 67
ALS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Jan.20, 1921
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Katharine: No: The extra pound wasn't a mistake. It was supposed to represent tennis balls
Box 38 Folder 68
TLS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Mar.11, 1922
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Katharine: Someone has at last paid me something of what is owing to me
Box 38 Folder 69
TLS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Nov.23, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Katharine; I was naturally very surprised to get your letter
Box 38 Folder 70
AL[copy,fragment] to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Nov.23, 1923
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Katherine:... I as you will no doubt gather, am at my old game of starting reviews
Box 38 Folder 71
TLS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Jan.17, 1924
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Katharine: I have not yet answered your letter of Xmas Eve
Box 38 Folder 72
AL[copy,fragment] to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Jan.17, 1924
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Katharine: I have not yet answered your letter of Xmas Eve
Box 38 Folder 73
AL[copy] to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Jan.29, 1924
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Katharine: If your young man spoke any French at all I might employ him myself [in Katharine's hand]
Box 38 Folder 74
ALS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Jan.29, 1924
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Katharine: If your young man spoke any French at all I might employ him myself
Box 38 Folder 75
ALS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Jan.29, 1924
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dear Katharine: I have just heard that yr. grandmother is dying
Box 38 Folder 76
AL[copy,fragment] to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Mar.15, 1924
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Katharine: I ought to have sent you this and written to you a long time ago
Box 38 Folder 77
TL to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Mar. 15, 1924
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Katharine: I ought to have sent you this and written to you a long time ago
Box 38 Folder 78
TL[copy] to Thomas W. Lamont
 Nov.28, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] My dear Sir, Your letter of February 5 has only just reached me here - rather by miracle
Box 38 Folder 78.5
TL[copy] to John Lane
 Aug.10, 1914
1 leaf + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
South Lodge; Dear Lane; I should be obliged if you could pay me [Enclosed is TLS to Arthur Mizener from "Ned", Jan. 9, 1968 and TL[copy] to Mizener to Ned, Jan.12, 1968 discussing Aug.10, 1914 letter which was published in "Letters" under date Aug.12, 1915]
Box 38 Folder 79
TL[copy] to John Lane Ltd.
 Oct.1, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Sirs, Could you tell me what has become of the copyright of my volume of poems
Box 38 Folder 80
TL[copy] to James Laughlin
 Feb.8, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My Dear Laughlin, It was a pity you could not be present last night; it was a pleasant
Box 38 Folder 81
TL[copy] to James Laughlin
 Feb.20, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Laughlin, I so much regret that you are not coming to the Williams dinner. Could you not
Box 38 Folder 82
TL[copy] to K.S.
 Jan.26, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Sir... Your letter of the 9th of January has not reached me [date should read Feb.]
Box 38 Folder 82.5
TL[copy] to Henry Goddard Leach
 Mar.1, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Leach, I shall have great pleasure
Box 38 Folder 84
TL[copy] to Henry Goddard Leach
 Jun.3, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Clarksville; My dear Leach: Caroline Gordon - the wife of Allen Tate - with whom we're stopping - and the author
Box 38 Folder 85
TL[copy] to Henry Goddard Leach
 Jun.16, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Clarsville; Dear Mr. Leach: I am forwarding you herewith the promised article or rather the two articles
Box 38 Folder 86
TL[copy] to Henry Goddard Leach
 Feb.18, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Leach: I am very glad you like the cooking article ... or rather the food one
Box 38 Folder 87
TL[copy] to Henry Goddard Leach
 Apr.19, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Olivet; My dear Leach: I am sending you at last that article. It has taken me a long time to write
Box 38 Folder 88
TL[copy] to Henry Goddard Leach
 Apr.26, 1938
9 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Dear Sir: It must, I should think, be evident to you that nearly all of Mr. Marley's letter
Box 38 Folder 89
TL[copy] to Jacques Leclerq
 Apr.30, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My dear Leclerq, I have now thought carefully over the proposal you were flattering enough to make me
Box 38 Folder 90
TL[copy]to J.B. Lippincott Co.
 Jun.18, 1933
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs, I forwarded you yesterday by registered book post the type-script of the volume
Box 38 Folder 91
TL[copy] to Messrs. Lippincott
 Jul.22, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Sir, I am forwarding you herewith the modification for the last chapter of the above
Box 38 Folder 92
TL[copy] to J.B. Lippincott, Inc.
 Feb.8, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Sir, This is to inform you that by a deed of assignment of the 3rd April 1934
Box 38 Folder 93
TL[copy] to J.B. Lippincott Co.
 Apr.20, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Sirs: I presume you will be able to tell sufficiently well now from the sales
Box 38 Folder 94
TL[copy] to J.B. Lippincott
 Apr.29, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Sirs: I was astonished to receive on Saturday copies of LADIES WHOSE BRIGHT EYES
Box 38 Folder 95
TL[copy] to Maxim Litvinov
 Mar.14, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] My dear Litvinov, For I take it that memories of old days in London will permit me thus to address you
Box 38 Folder 96
TL[copy] to Horace Liveright, Inc.
 Nov.24, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Sirs: Yours of the 6th inst. The copyrighting of my work by you in Europe is quite an unnecessary
Box 38 Folder 97
TL[copy] to Horace Liveright, Inc.
 Dec.8, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Sirs: I have now received payment for your draft of the 14th November. As it was wrongly made out
Box 38 Folder 98
TL[copy] to Horace Liveright, Inc.
 Dec.26, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Sirs: In his letter of the 23rd October last Mr. T. R. Smith promised to make me further
Box 38 Folder 99
TL[copy] to Horace Liveright, Inc.
 Jan.27, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Sirs: Under separate covers in two installments I am forwarding you by this mail
Box 38 Folder 100
TL[copy] to Horace Liveright, Inc.
 Feb.2, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Sirs ... I have addressed the letter of which the enclosed is a copy, to the English and American papers
Box 38 Folder 101
TL[copy] to Horace Liveright, Inc.
 Feb.24, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Sirs, I venutre to remind you that I have not received your accounts
Box 38 Folder 102
TL[copy] to Horace Liveright, Inc.
 Mar.26, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Sir, Mr. Ford asks me to acknowledge the receipt of your duplicate of the document [Not in Ford's hand]
Box 38 Folder 103
TL[copy] to Horace Liveright, Inc.
 May 4, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Sirs, Yours of the fourth of April, I have to thank you for yours of the above date
Box 38 Folder 104
TL[copy] to Horace Liveright, Inc.
 May 4, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Sirs, Yours of the fourth of April. I have to thank you for yours of the above date [With appended note in hand of Janice Biala]
Box 38 Folder 105
TL[copy] to Horace Liveright, Inc.
 Jan.9, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs, I have to thank you for the return of the ms. of THAT SAME POOR MAN which Ihave duly received
Box 38A Folder 1
AL[postcard]S to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Nov.1, 1926?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Voici j'ai ete interviewe seize fois aujourd'hui je suis bien fatigue. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 2
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Nov.18, [1926?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Ma tres, tres, tres chere petite Princess: Je suis[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 3
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Jan., 1927?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Voici des feulles de livre que je t'ai dedie [Written on printed preliminary leaves of Ford's "New Poems", it's dedicated to Esther Julia][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 4
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Jan.1, 1927?]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Tres, tres, chere petite Princesse, Je t'eris en lettres [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 5
AL[postcard]S to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Jan.18, 1927
8 postcards
Scope and Contents
Chicago; Tres, tres chere petite Princesse: Voici l'hotel [Various dates] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 6
TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Jan.23, 1927]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chicago; Tres, tres chere petite princesse, Voici du joli [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 7
AL[postcard] to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Feb.1, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chicago; Voici la deuxieme carte. En effet Chicago est [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 8
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Feb.3, 1927]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
On train between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia; Tres, tres chere petite princesse, Je t'ecris dans le [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 9
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Jun.7, 1927?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Tres chere petite princesse, Voici un mot pour te dire que je t'aime de tout mon Coeur [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 10
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Nov.6, 1927?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
On train near Buffal, NY; Tres tres chere petite princesse, Apres que j'avais ecrit a ta [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 11
TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Nov.13, 1927?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Ma tres tres chere petite princesse, Je t'ecris[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 12
TL[telegram] to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Dec.28, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Joyeux Noel a toi et [sic] Routel a Camille petit pire [sic] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 12.1
TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [1928]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Var, France] Tres, tres chere: Je me suis decide de mettre la carte postale
Box 38A Folder 12.2
TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [1928]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Var, France; Tres tres chere petite Princess, J'ai ete tres unquiete
Box 38A Folder 13
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Jan.25, 1928?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
On board the De Grasse; Tres tres chere petite, Je t'aime tant! Je voudrais pouvoir [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 14
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Feb.27, 1928]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Tres, tres chere Princesse, Peau rouge: Voice un petit mot pour te prouver que ton pauvre petit [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 15
TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Jul.1, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Tres, tres chere petite Princesse, J'ai ete bien content [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 15.1
TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Sept.20, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Var, France; Tres, tres chere petite Princess, J'ai recu ta chart l'autre jour
Box 38A Folder 16
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Sept.30, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Ajaccio, Corsica; Tres, tres chere petite Princesse Mais voici dans la ville ou ne Napoleon [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 17
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Oct.15, 1928
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Tres, tres chere petite Princesse, J'ai ete tres[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 18
AL[postcard]S to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Oct.17, 1928]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Tres, tres chere Petite Princesse. Veux tu bien dire[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 19
AL[postcard]S to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Oct.26, 1928?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sr.-Gilles-Du-Gard; Voici le portrait d'une eglise ou tu as [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 20
TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Jun.6, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Tres, tres chere petite Princesse, J'ai recu ta jolie lettre[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 21
TLSto Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [1930?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Tres, tres chere petite Princesse. Je suis bien content [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 22
TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Nov.12, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Tres, tres chere petite Princesse, J'ai recu aujourdhui [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 23
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Feb.20, 1931]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Tres, tres chere petite Princesse. Merci de ta jolie [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 24
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Apr.3, 1931?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cap Brun, Toulon; Tres, tres chere petite Princesse, J'ai ete charme et touche de ta lettre et je[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 25
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Jan.24, 1932]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Tres, tres chere petite Princesse ... ou Princesse grandissante! Je suis bien content [Misdated 21 21 Jan. '32][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 26
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Jul.17, 1932]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cap Brun, Toulon; Tres, tres chere petite Princesse et Monstre! Puis: nous avon fait [Misdated 14/7/32] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 27
TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Jul.20, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cap Brun, Toulon; Tres, tres chere petite Princesse - Pour ne pas dire [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 28
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Dec.5, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cap Brun, Toulon; Tres, tres chere petite Princesse, Nous avons ete [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 29
TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Jun.5, 1933]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Cap Brun, Toulon?] Ma tres, tres chere petite princesse, J'ai bien recu ta petite lettre ce matin et j'en suis [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 30
TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Jun.19, 1933]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cap Brun, Toulon; Dearest Julie; This time I am going to write [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 31
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Nov.25, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Très chère quoique grande Princesse; Je t'ai envoyé[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 32
TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Feb.3, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Ma pauvre petite; J'ai été bien content de recevoir ta gentile lettre [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 33
TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Sept.1, 1934?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cap Brun, Toulon; Tres chere Monstresse, Voice deux lettres de toi auxquelles ue n'ai[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 33.1
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Dec.17, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dearest Julie: I was very glad to get your letter
Box 38A Folder 34
TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 May 22, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dearest Julie, I was very glad to have your letter. I'm [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 35
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Sept.11, 1935
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dearest Julie, It is sad that you should have so far forgotten your French as no longer be able to write [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 36
TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Sept.23, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Villa Paul [Cap Brun, Toulon] Très chère Grande-Petite, J'ai été tres content recevois tes deux lettres.[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 37
TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Dec.25, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dearest Julie; Thank you for your letter on my birthday [Also signed by Janice Biala] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 38
TL[copy] to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [1937?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet?] Dearest Julie, Thank you for your letter. I am only glad that you lead such an uproarious existence [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 39
ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Feb.4, [1938]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dearest Julie: After you went I had a relapse & was pretty bad [mistakenly dated 1937] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 40
TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Mar.20, 1938]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dearest Julie; This is by way of being a farewell letter for we expect to be sailing[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 41
TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Aug.30, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet, Michigan; Dearest Julie; Yes, to write an aged and infirm[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 38A Folder 42
TL[copy] to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 May 23, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dearest Julie; Our latest plans after very great confusion are to leave here
Box 38 Folder 106
Removed
1 leaf
Processing Information
Moved to Box 38A, folder 35
Box 38 Folder 107
Removed
1 leaf
Processing Information
Moved to Box 38A, folder 36
Box 38 Folder 108
Removed
1 leaf
Processing Information
Moved to Box 38A, folder 37
Box 38 Folder 109
TL[copy] to "The London Times"
 [n.d.]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Sir, The case of Baerlein versus the Times which appeared to us at the time to involve a considerable amount of hardship [Violet Hunt Papers]
Box 38 Folder 110
TL[copy]
 [1932] to Ray Long
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Long, Here is the addition to chapter the last. I think it makes the position clear
Box 38 Folder 111
TL[copy] to Ray Long
 Apr.11, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; My dear Long, Thank you. The weather here now has turned bery agreeable and things are pursuing a
Box 38 Folder 112
TL[copy] to Ray Long
 Apr.28, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Mr. Long, I am sending you herewith under another cover a design for THE RASH ACT
Box 38 Folder 113
TL[copy] to Ray Long
 Jul.2, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] My dear Long, I am flattered indeed that you and your friends should have taken Henry Martin
Box 38 Folder 114
TL[copy] to Ray Long
 Aug.8, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Long, Further to your publicity or mine. I enclose two photographs of myself and Ezra Pound
Box 38 Folder 115
TL[copy] to [Mr.] Looker
 May 12, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Looker, I am forwarding you c/o Constables two books by Rene Behaine whom I personally, not to
Box 38 Folder 116
TL[copy] to [Miss] Loveman
 Sept.29, `933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Miss Loveman, I got those books at last [sic]last week and read them and sent the review off to you
Box 38 Folder 117
TL[copy] to Howard Lowry
 Sept.23, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] My dear Lowry, I am rather distresssed that the proofs of the Collected Poems should not yet have reached me
Box 38 Folder 118
TL[copy] to Howard Lowry
 Oct.1, 1935
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Mr. Lowry, Mrs. Aley says that you insist on having written permission from everyone who ever published a poem of mine
Box 38 Folder 119
TL[copy,draft] to Howard Lowry
 Nov.18, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; My dear Lowry, The matter of the copyrighting of thos poems has got beyond me. You must deal with the
Box 38 Folder 120
TL[copy] to Howard Lowry
 Jan.10, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Mr. Lowry, I am glad indeed that you have reached this side of the Water and, contrary to my habits
Box 38 Folder 121
TL[copy] to Howard Lowry
 Mar.18, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Lowry, I have today finished the book and am forwarding it to Mrs. Aley to hand to you
Box 38 Folder 122
TL[copy] to Howard Lowry
 Mar.24, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Dr. Lowry, I find the ms. of the GREAT TRADE ROUTE was sent to the OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS instead of to Mrs. Aley
Box 38 Folder 123
TL[copy] to Howard Lowry
 May 10, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Dr. Lowry, I am sending the corrected poems under another cover to Messrs. Longmans. The printing is very good
Box 38 Folder 124
TL[copy] to Howard Lowry
 Jul.14, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pensshurst; Dear Dr. Lowry, If it can be done without, as the saying is, prejudice I'd like to assure you that I feel
Box 38 Folder 125
TL[copy] to Howard Lowry
 Sept.4, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Dr. Lowry, You know, this is like being mad. Together with your letter I receive one from Allen & Unwin
Box 38 Folder 126
TL[copy] to Howard Lowry
 Sept.15, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Dr. Lowry, The God of Delay must wait on the GREAT TRADE ROUTE. No sooner did I get those proofs
Box 38 Folder 127
TL[copy] to Howard Lowry
 Sept.16, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Dr. Lowry, Here is the dedication for the GREAT TRADE ROUTE. I forgot to put it in with the proofs
M-P
Box 39 Folder 1
TL[copy] to Malcolm McDonald
 Feb.27, 1939
4 leaves + 3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] Sir, I take the liberty of intruding on your attention on the subject of Palestine [One complete 4 page copy and 3 leaves of typed draft version]
Box 39 Folder 2
AL[draft]S to [Sir Andrew McFadyean]
 post 21Dec., 1938?
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Sir, Thank you. Yes, De Bovis was really de Baudriss [written on verso of TLS McFadyean to Ford, Dec. 21, 1938]
Box 39 Folder 3
TL[copy] to Mack
 Aug.19, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Mr. Mack, I have now had your manuscript some days and have read it with a great deal of interest
Box 39 Folder 4
TL[copy] to Archibald MacLeish
 May 1, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
{Toulon?] My dear MacLeish, I have just seen the Pound pamphlet though Farrar & Rhinehart never took the trouble
Box 39 Folder 5
TL[copy] to H.V. Marrot
 Sept.9, 1935
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Sir, I see no particular objection to your printing the letters of which you send me the proofs [With copy of letter]
Box 39 Folder 6
ALS to Harri Martindale
 [Mar.20, 1894]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Harri, Just a note to say that, owing to the action of your friends
Box 39 Folder 7
ALS to Mrs. William Martindale
 [Aug.11, 1892]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mrs. Martindale - Allow me to congratulate you on your double anniversaries
Box 39 Folder 8
ALS to Mrs. William Martindale
 [Aug.13, 1892]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mrs. Martindale = Custom demands and gratitude imperatively cries aloud
Box 39 Folder 9
ALS to Mrs. William Martindale
 [Oct.3, 1892]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mrs. Martindale - By this same post I am sending Elsie a ring [2 copies]
Box 39 Folder 10
ALS to William Martindale
 Dec., 1892?
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mr. Martindale, Although on the whole, as a correspondent, I am fairly conscientious
Box 39 Folder 11
ALS to William Martindale
 [Mar.10, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mr. Martindale - Elsie has just come over here in the usual distree
Box 39 Folder 12
ALS to William Martindale
 [Mar.7, 1894]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mr. Martindale - Certainly the letters shall go through Cavendish St.
Box 39 Folder 13
ALS to William Martindale
 [Mar.8, 1894]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mr. Martindale, Herewith I am sending the letter to Elsie
Box 39 Folder 14
ALS to William Martindale
 [Mar.12, 1894]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] W. Martindale Esqre. Before answering your letter having regard to a modus vivendi
Box 39 Folder 15
ALS to William Martindale
 [Mar.13, 1894]
2 leaves+ envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] W. Martindale Esqre. In answer to your letter today I can only regret
Box 39 Folder 16
ALS to Charles F. G. Masterman
 May 28, 1913
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Masterman, I find that V. has been trying to influence you [Signed by Ford but written by other hand]
Box 39 Folder 17
ALS to Charles F. G. Masterman
 Oct.10, 1914
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
South Lodge; Dear C.F.G., I am making quite good progress with that book [Re: When Blood is Their Argument][In Richard Aldington's hand]
Box 39 Folder 18
TLS to Charles F. G. Masterman
 Jan.15, 1915
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; My dear C.F.G., Will you read the following long letter at leisure[Re: Between St. Dennis and St. George]
Box 39 Folder 19
ALS to Charles F. G. Masterman
 Aug.28, 1915
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Tenby; My dear C.F.G., Here I am & hard at it - 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. everyday
Box 39 Folder 20
ALS to Charles F. G. Masterman
 Sept.13, 1916
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
9 Welch, 19th Dev. Dear C.F.G., The Minister of Instruction[Re: Between St. Dennis and St. George]
Box 39 Folder 21
ALS to Charles F. G. Masterman
 Oct.12, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
North Wales; Dear C.F.G., I seem to be destined to be stuck down here
Box 39 Folder 22
ALS to Charles F. G. Masterman
 Oct.25, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
N. Wales; Dear C.F.G., No: I have not heard anything at this end
Box 39 Folder 23
ALS to Charles F. G. Masterman
 Nov.29, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Near Rhyl; Dear C.F.G., The Adjutant tells me to-day that the W.O. has sent
Box 39 Folder 24
ALS to Charles F. G. Masterman
 Jan.5, 1917
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
IX Welch, Rouen; My dear C.F.G., I haven't written before, partly because of unsettlement
Box 39 Folder 25
ALS to Charles F. G. Masterman
 Jun.28, 1919
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Whitehall Court; Dear C.F.G., The guns are going - so thank God it's over
Box 39 Folder 26
TLS to Lucy Masterman
 Jan.23, 1912
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
South Lodge; Dear Mrs. Masterman, Forgive my having taken so long [Pasted in ledger p.48-50. On p.47 is ALS "Irish Homestead" to Lady Lyttleton, "Monday"]
Box 39 Folder 27
TLS to Lucy Masterman
 Jul.31, 1915
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
South Lodge; My dear Lucy, You may like to know that I went round to the W.O. after seeing you
Box 39 Folder 28
ALS to Lucy Masterman
 Jan.25, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cardiff Castle; Dearest Lucy, I rang you up to say goodbye
Box 39 Folder 29
ALS to Lucy Masterman
 Feb.15, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cardiff Castle; My dear Lucy, I haven't a bit forgotten you - & I never do, you know
Box 39 Folder 30
ALS to Lucy Masterman
 May 13, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cardiff Castle; My dear Lucy, I was very glad to hear from you again, at last
Box 39 Folder 31
ALS to Lucy Masterman
 Jul.11, 1916
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
The Castle, Cardiff; My dear Lucy, We are still here, balancing & delayed
Box 39 Folder 32
ALS to Lucy Masterman
 Jul.18, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Rouen] Dear old Lucy, We leave here today to join our various units
Box 39 Folder 33
ALS to Lucy Masterman
 Jul.28, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Attd.9 Welch; Dear Lucy, Thanks so much for your letter which reached me today
Box 39 Folder 34
ALS to Lucy Masterman
 [Aug., 1916?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Welch, Belgium; Dear Old Lucy, Using a good deal of determination
Box 39 Folder 35
ALS to Lucy Masterman
 Aug., 1916?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
9/ Welch; Dearest Lucy, As I worried you with my depressed mood
Box 39 Folder 36
ALS to Lucy Masterman
 Aug.23, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Attd9/Welch; Dearest Lucy, I am fairly cheerful again, thank you
Box 39 Folder 37
ALS to Lucy Masterman
 Aug.25, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Attd.9/Welch; Dear Lucy, You may be glad to hear - tho' I daresay you know already
Box 39 Folder 38
ALS to Lucy Masterman
 Sept.6, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
9/ Welch France; Dearest Lucy, Why does nobody write to me? Does one so quickly become a ghost
Box 39 Folder 39
ALS to Lucy Masterman
 Oct.27, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Denbighshire; All righ, my dear, call it a wash out. The point was that V.
Box 39 Folder 40
ALS to Lucy Masterman
 Jul.19, 1917
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Dear Lucy, Thank you very much for the poem
Box 39 Folder 41
ALS to Lucy Masterman
 Sept.8, 1917
1 leaf
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Redcar; Dear Lucy Could you very kindly let me have a copy of that poem about M.G's
Box 39 Folder 42
ALS to Lucy Masterman
 Oct.15, 1917
1 leaf
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Redcar; Dearest Lucy, I am touched that you shd. bother to write about my poems.
Box 39 Folder 43
ALS to Lucy Masterman
 Jan.13, 1918
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Dear Lucy, Thank you very much for the poems
Box 39 Folder 44
TL[telegram] to Lucy Masterman
 Nov.20, 1927
1 leaf
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New York; My dear Lucy, So much regret all my sympathies
Box 39 Folder 45
ALS to Ethel Colburn Mayne
 Sept.13, 1919
1 leaf
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Pulboard? Dear Ethel: If the enclosed is inspired by South Lodge [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 39 Folder 45.5
TL[copy] to Ethel ColburnMayne
 [May 5, 1924?]
1 leaf
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[n.p.] Dear Ethel, This is a matter in which I do not see how I can move without a great [Juliean Loewe papers]
Box 39 Folder 45.6
TL[copy] to Ethel Colburn Mayne
 May 20, 1924
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Ethel, There is no sense in answering these recriminations: there are features [Typed on "Transatlantic Review" letterhead] [ Julian Loewe papers]
Box 39 Folder 46
TL[copy] to Richard Meldean [i.e. Mealand]
 Jun.30, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Mr. Meldean, Thank you for yours of the 22nd inst. I shall be pleased to accept Miss. Reynold' offer
Box 39 Folder 47
TL[copy] to Methuen & Co.
 Sept.21, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs... I shall be obliged to let you have the requisite permission to republish pp. 52-66
Box 39 Folder 48
TL[copy] to P. Moir
 Nov.13, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Dear Miss Moir, I am flattered indeed that you should want me but I have been so extremely
Box 39 Folder 49
TL[copy] to P. Moir
 May 11, 1938
1 leaf
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[Olivet] Dear Miss Moir, I enclose my answer to that fellow. I don't suppose you will want to publish it
Box 39 Folder 50
TL[draft to Mr. Mond
 Dec., 1909?
1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr. Mond: I do wish you would buy "The English Review". I have given such enormouse labour to it [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 39 Folder 51
AL[copy, fragment] to Harold Monro
 Jul.14, 1920
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pulborough; Dear Monro, Ref: cuts. I think I can provide these and should much like to
Box 39 Folder 52
AL[copy] to Harold Munro
 [1922?]
1 leaf
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[n.p.] Dear Munro, Get someone, will you, to inscribe on your tablets the dates 2-5/6/22, otherwise the first week-end
Box 39 Folder 53
TL[copy] to Harriet Monroe
 [Jul., 1936?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Miss [Monroe], I am sending you, as I said I would, my very latest poem, being the first
Box 39 Folder 54
TL[copy] to Paul Morand
 Jul.12, 1932
1 leaf
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[Toulon?] My dear Morand, Thank you for Air Indien. I have peeped into it and I am sure that as soon as I have time
Box 39 Folder 55
TL[copy] to F. V. Morley
 Sept.24, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Mr. Morley, Thank you for sending me the CANTOS which I shall be very glad to have
Box 39 Folder 56
AL[draft] to Gorham Munson
 Mar.4, 1935
1 leaf
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[New York] Dear Mr. Gorham Munson, I expect you were too busy to look in last Thursday [On verso of TLS Munson to Ford, 25 Feb., 1935]
Box 39 Folder 57
ALS to S.H. Hollam Murray
 [Nov., 1902]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dear Sir - I am much obliged to you for yr. letter of yesterday
Box 39 Folder 58
TL[copy] to Edward Naumberg
 Feb.28, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dear Mr. Naumberg, I had completely forgotten about the Fairy Book of 1909
Box 39 Folder 59
TL[copy,fragment] to the Editor, New York Harald Tribune Books
 Feb.15, 1927
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Sir: You will perhaps afford me the hospitality of your column for the following statement: [Appeared in the NY Herald Tribune Book Section on Feb. 20, 1927; re: The Nature Of A Crime]
Box 39 Folder 60
TL[copy] to the Editor, New York Herald Tribune Book Section
 [1937?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Sir, In one little word your critic of my "Great Trade Route" goes just too far. He speaks of my 'vilification
Box 39 Folder 61
TL[copy] Editor, New York Times
 Mar.31, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Sir, The present juncture would seem to give the United States an opportunity for one of her most shining
Box 39 Folder 62
TL[copy] to Charles Olsen
 May 30, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Olsen, Thank you. For we [sic] also it was a great pleasure to have made your acquaintance
Box 39 Folder 63
TL[copy] to George Oppenheimer
 Nov.9, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear Oppenheimer, I was very glad to get your letter with the specimen sheet of publicity
Box 39 Folder 64
TL[copy] to A.R. Orage
 Sept.7, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Orage, Thank you for yours of the 18th ult. What I have been doing is to get together
Box 39 Folder 65
TL[copy] to the Oxford University Press
 May 26, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Sirs, I have brought with me from Paris a tranlation of EL PERIQUILLO SARNIENTO by Jose Joaquin Fernandez de Lizardi
Box 39 Folder 66
TL[copy] to the Oxford University Press
 Jun.13, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs... Will you please observe that I refuse to permit your publication of my book GREAT TRADE ROUTE
Box 39 Folder 67
TL[copy] to the Manager, Oxford University Press
 Jul.14, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Penshurst; dear Sir, With regard to differences that have arisen between your New York branch and myself
Box 39 Folder 68
TL[copy] to the Oxford University Press
 Jul.14, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Penshurst; Dear Sirs, I have to thank you for Mr. Lowry's letter of the 24th ult. I do not think any purpose would be
Box 39 Folder 69
TL[copy] to the Oxford University Press
 Jul.22, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Penshurst; Dear Sirs... May I suggest that you should forward me your set of the proofs of the GREAT ROUTE?
Box 39 Folder 70
TL[copy] to the Oxford University Press
 Aug.12, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs, I am now in receipt of your letter of the 30th ult. and your cable of yesterday
Box 39 Folder 71
TL[copy] to the Oxford University Press
 Jan.26, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Sirs, I have received a letter of which the following is a copy from Allen & Unwin
Box 39 Folder 72
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 Apr.1, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My dear Palmer, Here is the article about Conrad, promised for today. Please admire my punctuality
Box 39 Folder 73
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 May 6, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Palmer, For the articles by me that you have suggested I should propose the following subjects
Box 39 Folder 74
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 Sept.11, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] My dear Palmer, That is quite right about Mrs. Aley. I move about so much
Box 39 Folder 75
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 Sept.28, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Palmer, I wish you would get your people to send me the A.M.'s that have my articles in them
Box 39 Folder 76
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 Nov.17, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Palmer, I daresay you are right about Hudson - though I think every educated American knows about the Fabian society
Box 39 Folder 77
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 Dec.11, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Palmer, I have sent Mrs. Aley the reconstituted HUDSON article. I have practically rewritten it
Box 39 Folder 78
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 Dec.19, 1935
1 leaf
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[Toulon?] Dear Palmer, This is of course an impasse. You are practically asking me to submit articles
Box 39 Folder 79
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 [1936?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear Palmer, I have just staggered through the revision of what I call MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORDSMAN
Box 39 Folder 80
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 Jan.17, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear Palmer, I'm sending you the Lawrence article. I think it's pretty good myself
Box 39 Folder 81
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 [Feb.11, 1936]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear Palmer, I much appreciate your letter and its point of view. I wanted however to finish
Box 39 Folder 82
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 May 10, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear Palmer, I am glad you like the Hardy article and that you think the articles in general are well looker or
Box 39 Folder 83
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer, Yours of the 27th ult. just received. You are, you know, treating me very badly
 Jun.5, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Palmer
Box 39 Folder 84
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 Jun.16, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Palmer, I congratulate your on your cable, just received. Now you shall not go down to posterity along with the
Box 39 Folder 85
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 Jun.20, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Penshurst; My dearear Palmer, I am sending you the SWINBURNE herewith - I will spare you the tale of blood it has cost me
Box 39 Folder 86
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 Jul.2, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Penshurst; My dear Palmer, As you will see from the above address... (I put the ESQ in not to lay claim to my legal
Box 39 Folder 87
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 Sept.2, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear Palmer, Curse you! Curse you! 9bis0 It is only yesterday that I was boasting to the editor
Box 39 Folder 88
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 Sept.15, 1936
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Palmer, Print these things together, will you? Pray don't publish that ass [With carbon of HARDY FICTION AND FACT by Carol J. Weber]
Box 39 Folder 89
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 Oct.10, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; My dear Palmer, I am sending Mrs. Aley for you for my article on W. H. Hudson which I hope you will like
Box 39 Folder 90
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 Nov.23, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Palmer, We ran round in the darkness and round and round hoping to find souls with whom
Box 39 Folder 91
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 Jan.9, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My dear Palmer, Qu'etes vous devenu? I had expected to have had word from you
Box 39 Folder 92
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 Jan.19, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Palmer,A Here's the answer if you think it worth printing. I hope Mrs. Palmer
Box 39 Folder 93
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 Jul.29, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet?] My dear Palmer,Certainly, as soon as I get a moment from the absolute madness of work
Box 39 Folder 94
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 [Sept., 1937?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] My dear Palmer, I am getting into a complet muddle about those articles - in addition, I cannot find
Box 39 Folder 95
TL[copy] to Paul Palmer
 Apr.19, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; My dear Palmer, About those articles about towns, I simply found that I have not either got the
Box 39 Folder 96
TL[copy] to Dorothy Parker
 Nov.3, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Miss Parker, I should certainly have been glad to be present at your lunch to Messrs Davisons and
Box 39 Folder 97
TL[copy] to Dorothy Parker
 Mar.24, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Miss Parker, I am sorry to seem or indeed to be churlish in refusing to respond to your appeal
Box 39 Folder 98
TL[copy] to Isabel Patterson
 Mar.5, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] My dear Isabel, You might like to mention in your notes - or at any rate I should be very glad if you will mention
Box 39 Folder 99
TL[copy] to Messrs. Payson & Clarke
 May 11, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Dear Sirs, Mr. Robert Cassell has told me that you wish me to write for you my opinion
Box 39 Folder 100
TL[copy] to Maxwell Perkins
 Feb.28, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Perkins, Allen Tate says he sent you the first chapter of a book of mine
Box 39 Folder 101
TL[copy] to Maxwell Perkins
 Mar.7, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Perkins, I hear that the Atlantic Monthly wants that article of mine
Box 39 Folder 102
TL[copy] to Maxwell Perkins
 Jun.18, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Mr. Perkins, I am sending you herewith under another cover a typescript copy to TOWARDS TOMORROW
Box 39 Folder 103
TL[copy] to Maxwell Perkins
 Jan.28, 1935
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Perkins, I am sending you under another cover my notice of Mr. Bishop's book [ Review of ACT OF DARKNESS enclosed]
Box 39 Folder 104
TL[copy] to Maxwell Perkins
 Jan.26, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Mr. Perkins, When is Mrs. Tate's book coming out? If you will send me an advanced copy
Box 39 Folder 105
TL[copy] to Maxwell Perkins
 Feb.9, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Mr. Perkins, I send you herewith, as promised, a notice of Caroline Gordon's book
Box 39 Folder 106
TLS to Maxwell Perkins
 Apr.10, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Perkins, Mr. Ford asked me to send you this notice of Miss Bogan's book
Box 39 Folder 107
TL[copy] to Maxwell Perkins
 Apr.20, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Perkins, I couldn't make much, the other day, out of the conversations on Renoir, Cezanne, and
Box 39 Folder 108
TL[copy] to Wanda Tower Pickard
 Apr.22, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Wanda, We have been hoping so much that you would be able to come over
Box 39 Folder 109
TL[copy] to Wanda Tower Pickard
 May 25, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Wanda, Our letters have crossed. I think mine more or less answers yours
Box 39 Folder 110
TL[copy] to {Georges Pillement?]
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Cher ami Janice me prie de vous envoyer un exemplaire de la carte pour la vernissage de son exposition
Box 40 Folder 1
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 Dec., 1903
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dear Mr. Pinker: I really can't know anything about terms. I'd be pleased with 100 pounds advance or quite content with 50 pounds
Box 40 Folder 2
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 Dec.8, 1903
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dear Mr. Pinker; I'm sending you the m.s. of that novel - for this reason. S.S. McClure will be in England this week
Box 40 Folder 3
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 [Mar.-Apr., 1905?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; My dear Pinker, Granville Barker - of the Court Theatre - is "anximoish" to see a play of mine.
Box 40 Folder 4
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 [Oct.-Nov., 1905?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; My dear Pinker: Would you kindly send the manuscript of the novel to me
Box 40 Folder 5
AL[copy, fragment] to James B. Pinker
 [Nov., 1905]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sandgate; My dear Pinker: What I wish to do in Russia is briefly this: To go to Petersburg with my brother-in-law,
Box 40 Folder 6
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 Dec., 1905-Jan., 1906?
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dear Pinker: I'm sending you herewith the "H.of the C." - arranged for the "Tribune"
Box 40 Folder 7
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 [Mar., 1906]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Pinker: The sales of the V Queen ought to amount to that much [100 pounds] for me.
Box 40 Folder 8
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 [Apr.-Jun., 1906?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; With regard to money: I do quite seriously need the sum I mentioned & can't get on without it.
Box 40 Folder 9
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 Apr.25, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Pinker: In a rash moment you promised me a quinea for my Taubmann fund. As I am just called upon to fork out the last instal[l]ment
Box 40 Folder 10
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 Apr.26, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Pinker, Many thanks for the guinea. Of course I see that the Chesson children may be more in need of help than Chesson himself,
Box 40 Folder 11
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 Jun.27, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dear Pinker, Hudson's price seems absolutely ridiculous; I think you might ask him is he means shillings or pence.
Box 40 Folder 12
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 [Jun.-Jul, 1906?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; ... I am as usual rather in want of money. Would you just sell those Fairy Tales
Box 40 Folder 13
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 Jul.2, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Pinker, In case I should not see you today, my addresses will be until
Box 40 Folder 14
AL[copy, fragment] to James B. Pinker
 [Fall, 1906?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; ... With regard to insurance: I'm ready to sumit myself for medical inspection at any moment
Box 40 Folder 15
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 [Fall, 1906?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Pinker: I'm sorry to worry you again - but I really need more money.
Box 40 Folder 16
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 [Sept., 1906?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Newport, RI; My dear Pinker: May ruin and desolation wait upon the day when you inspired me to come to this land!
Box 40 Folder 17
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 [Sept., 1906]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Philadelphia; My dear Pinker: Things in a way seem to improve here. - Imprimis McClure's seem inclined to take the London trilogy
Box 40 Folder 18
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 Jul-Dec., 1906?
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; My dear Pinker: I send you herewith this agreement, signed, & the m.s. of my article for the "Quarterly"
Box 40 Folder 19
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
1 leaf
Processing Information
Removed to Box 40, folder 27.5
Box 40 Folder 20
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 Dec., 1906?
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; My dear Pinker, I forward herewith some more of the first Methuen novel.
Box 40 Folder 21
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 [1907?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Pinker, Yr. letter distresses me. I wish you'd reread mine & you'd seee that I didn't in the least wish to irritate you
Box 40 Folder 22
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 [Jan., 1907?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Pinker, I'd be glad if you w'd give to me yr. grounds for saying that both those novels were anticipated
Box 40 Folder 23
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 [Jan., 1907?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Pinker: I've just had five letters from you together - I wish you'd understand
Box 40 Folder 24
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 [Feb., 1907?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Pinker: The following occurs to me as a solution of the financial problem:
Box 40 Folder 25
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 [Mar., 1907?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Pinker: I'm more than ever unreasonably pressed for money. C'd you advance me that 20 pounds
Box 40 Folder 26
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 [Spring, 1906?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Pinker: I find I really need some more money - the income tax people threaten to sell me
Box 40 Folder 27
AL[copy,fragment] to James B. Pinker
 [May 20, 1907]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Pinker: I send you herewith a first instalment of the "Half Moon".
Box 40 Folder 27.5
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 [Jun., 1907?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Pinker: I must write to you about finance - but let me first say that I'm not holding any pistol [Was in Box 40, folder 19]
Box 40 Folder 28
AL[copy,fragment] to James B. Pinker
 [Jan., 1908?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Pinker: I have only just got yr. letter sent to the club.
Box 40 Folder 29
ALS to James B. Pinker
 Oct.16, 1908
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Pinker, My cousin Baron Ignatz von Aschendrof has been in communication with me [ Written on "The English Review" letterhead; not in Ford's hand]
Box 40 Folder 30
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 Mar.1, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Pinker, Yes, I think you might make the insurance a matter of automatic account.
Box 40 Folder 31
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 Mar.24, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Pinker, I cannot see that Nash is advertising "The Half Moon" at all,
Box 40 Folder 32
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 Sept.20, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Pinker, I shall be forwarding to you shortly the manuscript of a new novel for Methuen's
Box 40 Folder 33
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 [Sept.30, 1909?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Pinker: I am rather in need of money to meet my month's bills.
Box 40 Folder 34
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 Sept.4, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Pinker: I have to thank you for yr cheque for 23.11.11 per acct. of the "Call"
Box 40 Folder 35
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 Dec.15, 1910
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Pinker, I must confess to being puzzled & astonished by the letter from Messrs. Constable which you enclose
Box 40 Folder 36
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 Dec.15, 1910
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chardon Spa; Dear Pinker, What is the matter with C[onstable]'s anyhow? I hear on all sides that they are shaky,
Box 40 Folder 36.1
TLS to James B. Pinker
 [1911?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea, Dear Mr. Pinker: I am much obliged to you for the cheque.
Box 40 Folder 36.2
ALS to James B. Pinker
 [1911?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dear Mr. Pinker; Thanks. If you will let me have a m.s. (I suppose you have one,
Box 40 Folder 36.3
ALS to James B. Pinker
 Oct.4, 1911
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Weinhandlung; Dear Pinker Your letter about Constable's is a confusing proposition. Of course I remember that I had promised [Not written by Ford, although signed]
Box 40 Folder 36.4
ALS to James B. Pinker
 Oct.5, 1911
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Weinhandlung; Dear Pinker, Certainly, do what you think best in the matter of Messrs Baker & Taylor [Although signed by Ford, letter not in his hand]
Box 40 Folder 36.5
ALS to James B. Pinker
 Oct.24, [1911?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
South Lodge; Dear Pinker, All right. on Constable's heads be it. If it will suit them to have the ms [Although signed by Ford, letter not in his hand]
Box 40 Folder 37
AL[copy,fragment] to James B. Pinker
 Jun.3, 1912
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Pinker, I really think it is time that you let me hear something about Constable's intentions
Box 40 Folder 37.2
TLS to James B. Pinker
 [Jun.6, 1912]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
South Lodge; Dear Pinker, I do not personally regard the charge as serious for anybody but myself who have been made seriously and possible permanently ill
Box 40 Folder 37.4
ALS to James B. Pinker
 Apr.21, 1913
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
South Lodge; My dear Pinker,I forwarded you the signed copy of the agreement for "Inr. Height" during March from Saint Renie,
Box 40 Folder 38
TL[copy] to James B. Pinker
 Mar.24, 1924
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Sir, Mr. Ford asks me to say, with reference to your letter of the 21st March, that the sum
Box 40 Folder 39
TL[copy] to James B. Pinker & Son
 Apr.24, 1924
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Sirs; Mr. Ford asks me to say that unless he receives answers to his letters of the twenty fourth and thirtieth ult. by return of post
Box 40 Folder 40
TL[copy] to Messrs. J. B. Pinker
 [Mar., 1927?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Sir, Mr. Ford asks me to acknowledge your two letters of the 27th inst and your cheque for 75.0.0 (seventy five pounds sterling)
Box 40 Folder 41
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker and Sons
 [1928?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs: I am sending you herewith MS of a small book on the English novel which I have written for Lippincott's
Box 40 Folder 42
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Mar.19, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Pinker, Yours of the 16th inst, I am afraid this matter is not going to be any too easy.
Box 40 Folder 43
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Jan.19, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Pinker: I wish you would let me know the name of the editor of "The Nineteenth Century."
Box 40 Folder 44
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Jan.2, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear Mr. Pinker: Mr. Ford asks me to tell you that the BOOKMAN will publish THE ENGLISH NOVEL
Box 40 Folder 45
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Apr.7, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Sirs: Ref. your miss Wicken's letter of March 27th I really do not know anything
Box 40 Folder 46
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Apr.21, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Sirs: Reference your Miss Wickens - March 27th - I already answered this on the 14th, but, in case
Box 40 Folder 47
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 May 5, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Pinker: I am enclosing one short-story called "On Honoria Mary Lage" which is appearing in Harper's
Box 40 Folder 48
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 May 19, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Pinker: As I rather thought, it appears that Lippincott wish to hole "The English Novel" until they have several more volumes
Box 40 Folder 49
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Aug.17, 1929
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Pinker, Ref The English Novel - I think you might as well talk to Cape about this before settling anything with Constable.
Box 40 Folder 50
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Sept.11, 1929
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Pinker, I had been waiting, so as not to burden you with letters, until the arrival of the proofs of my book
Box 40 Folder 51
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 [Sept.26, 1929]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Pinker, I did not answer yours of the 10th inst because mine of even date crossed it
Box 40 Folder 52
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Sept.30, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Pinker, NO ENEMY - I am sending you under another cover, registered, the Americans proofs
Box 40 Folder 53
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Oct.23, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Pinker, Yours of the 21st inst. I will mail you NOTTERDAM tomorrow. I don't see what good it does Cape to sit on the ms.
Box 40 Folder 54
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Oct.31, 1919
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Pinker, I am forwarding you by this mail, under another cover, Chapter II of my HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIMES
Box 40 Folder 55
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Nov.4, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Pinker, For some unexplainable re3ason - for my secretary is the most careful of persons -
Box 40 Folder 56
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Nov.24, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Pinker, Yours of the 22d inst. ref ENGLISH NOVEL. I tried to make it plain that in these things I left the decision
Box 40 Folder 57
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Dec.2, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Pinkier, I am sorry but I cannot get a copy of the ENGLISH NOVEL book here and have none of my own.
Box 40 Folder 58
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Dec.19, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Pinker, I am sending you herewith Chapter III of the HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIMES and under separate cover
Box 40 Folder 58.5
AL[copy,fragment] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Dec.20, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Pinker, ENGLISH NOVEL - I do not really know what to do about the Constable agreement, my first impulse being to tear it up
Box 40 Folder 59
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 [1930?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Pinker, Thank you. The offer sounds fairly attractive. I know Morrow and his list
Box 40 Folder 60
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Feb.13, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Pinker, I am sending you under another cover registered the fourth chapter of A HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIMES.
Box 40 Folder 61
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Mar.11, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Pinker, I forwarded you on Monday the fifth chapter of the History which, I trust, reached you safely
Box 40 Folder 62
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Mar.23, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Pinker, SECKER - I have searched all my files for correspondence with Secker but cannot find any.
Box 40 Folder 63
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Mar.30, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Pinker, HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIMES - 10 per cent seems rather exiguous for as many as five thousan, especially as I am banking on the royalties
Box 40 Folder 64
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Apr 3, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Pinker, I am sorry to be a nuisance about these royalties but if you will look at my letter of January 4th
Box 40 Folder 65
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Apr.19, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Pinker, I have to thank you for yours of the 16t inst. It does not seem very reasonable of Mr. Morrow to ask that I should finish the book
Box 40 Folder 66
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 [May, 1930?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Pinker, I don't know when the "Sat.Ev.Post" will publish that article. They cabled their agent her to arrange it with me.
Box 40 Folder 67
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 May 26, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Pinker, Thank you. Will you be good enought to forward me the "one or two small amounts" you have collected
Box 40 Folder 68
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Jun.8, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Pinker, Your cheque and accts of the 28th ult. Thank you for the above. I have already asked you to observe that I have settled the copyrights,
Box 40 Folder 69
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Jun.8, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Pinker, Yours of the 3d inst - I cannot answer this for a day or two as I may have to make entirely different arrangements.
Box 40 Folder 70
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Jun.8, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Pinker, Yours of the 4th inst. I am sorry; I can't do anything to assist Mr. Cape at this juncture because I have not the money
Box 40 Folder 71
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Jun.18, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Pinker, The contents of your letter ref Dent, Morrow and my HISTORY really rather astonishes me
Box 40 Folder 72
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Jun.24, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Ballancourt; My dear Pinker, Would you kindly let me have back the ms of my HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIMES aat your early convenience
Box 40 Folder 73
AL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Jul.18, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Ballancourt; Dear Pinker History of Our Own Times - I enclose a copy of a letter I wrote Miss Kerr on the 2nd inst. Please return it to me
Box 40 Folder 74
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Aug.17, [1930]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Pinker, Yours of the 15th inst ref Tietjens saga - I am quite in favor of the publication
Box 40 Folder 75
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Aug.20, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sir, Ref yours of the 11th inst. - Your accounts enclosed for money received from Messrs Doran for royalties
Box 40 Folder 76
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Aug.31, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Sirs, Will you please return to me at your earliest convenience the typescript copy of NOTTERDAM
Box 40 Folder 77
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Jan.20, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] LADIES WHOSE BRIGHT EYES - Dear Pinker: Enclosed herewith the agreement with Constable's for the above.
Box 40 Folder 78
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 May 3, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Sirs, Would you kindly return me the copy of NO ENEMY and the ms of A HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIMES at your early convenience
Box 40 Folder 79
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Oct.23, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Sirs, Yours of the 20th inst. - I fail to understand what claim Mr Cape considers himself to have on my reminiscences.
Box 40 Folder 80
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Aug.1, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London?] Dear Pinker, I am mailing you by this post under another cover the complete revised manuscript of the HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIME
Box 40 Folder 81
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 [post Feb.17, 1933]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs, I have no objection to the proposed reprint of ROMANCE by the Albatross Library
Box 40 Folder 82
TL[copy] to J.B. Pinker & Sons
 Mar.29, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Yours of the 27th inst. Dear Sirs: I see no reason why you should not handle the German rights of ROMANCE and THE NATURE OF A CRIME.
Box 40 Folder 82.5
TL[copy] to Katherine Anne Porter
 Mar.15, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Katharine Anne: I approach you with trembling footsteps. Imprimis: I put you on the committee of the Friends of William Carlos Williams
Box 40 Folder 83
TL[copy] to E. Pons
 Feb.1, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Sir, I am obliged to you for your letter of the 12th of January
Box 40 Folder 84
AL to Ezra Pound
 Jun.28, [1923]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Ezra. You're a brick. [On verso: a fragment of a piece of music, lyrics in French.]
Box 40 Folder 85
TL[copy] to Ezra Pound
 Mar.27, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Ezra, I am ashamed to say that I cashed that check of yours after all as it took a very long time to get the Lippincot money.
Box 40 Folder 86
TL[copy] to Ezra Pound
 May 1, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Ezra: I have written Kahane. Did you say in one of your letters that the English publication of the Cantos was fixed up?
Box 40 Folder 87
TL[copy] to Ezra Pound
 Oct.8, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dear Ezra, I am duly writing something about for an apparently high brow review in England
Box 40 Folder 88
TL[copy] to Ezra Pound
 Feb.17, 1937
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Bertran deStruwwelpeter y Bergerac, I was taken seriously ill with heart trouble shortly after getting your last and am not much better now,
Box 40 Folder 89
TL[copy] to Ezra Pound
 Jun.21, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Dear Ezra: I have been quoting rather freely from your CATHAY and HOW TO READ in my book,
Box 40 Folder 90
TL[copy] to Ezra Pound
 Nov.10, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Ezra: If they haven't already paid you, the Dial Press owe you $25 for quotations in my book.
Box 40 Folder 91
TL[copy] to Eugene Pressly
 Aug.20, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Gene, Would you please save my reason if not my life - or both, and my fortunes and those of my descendants to the uttermost generations -
Box 40 Folder 92
TL[copy] to the Editor, Publisher's Weekly
 [1928?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Sir, I have been sent the copy of a advertisement that appeared in one of your recent issues announcing that I am the translator
Q-Z
Box 41 Folder 1
ALS to Harry Quitter
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; Dear Sir- Would you oblige me by letting me know what picture
Box 41 Folder 2
ALS to Harry Quitter
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Limpsfield; Dear Mr. Quitter- I see from the papers that you are about to publish books of somewhat special character.
Box 41 Folder 3
ALS to Harry Quitter
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Stanford, Nr Hythe; Dear Mr. Quitter/ I am much obliged to you for your letter. Will you however let me retun to the charge in the matter of "Work"
Box 41 Folder 4
TL[copy] to Random House
 Jan.25, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Sirs: Joseph Brewer of Olivet is extremely anxious that I should offer you a number of manuscripts
Box 41 Folder 5
TL[copy] to L. Raney
 May 19, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet?] Dear sir: Could we not leave this correspondence at the fact that I have asked according to the formula
Box 41 Folder 6
TL[copy] to Burton Rascoe
 Nov.9, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My dear Rascoe: I have read the Conrad story and reflected over it still more carefully
Box 41 Folder 7
TL[copy] to Burton Rascoe
 Jan.7, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My dear Rascoe: I have to thank you in the first place for your kindly reference to myself in The Bookman
Box 41 Folder 8
TL[copy] to Burton Rascoe
 Jan.9, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My dear Rascoe: Here is the manuscript of the additional Sisters stuff.
Box 41 Folder 9
TL[copy] to Burton Rascoe
 [Nov., 1928?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear Rascoe, Thank you for your inscription in the copy of the ALMANAC which you have so kindly sent me.
Box 41 Folder 10
TL[copy] to Ernest Rhys
 Apr.21, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] My dear Rhys, I am indeed flattered and touched by your request. Alas, though modesty is foreign to my character
Box 41 Folder 10.5
AL to Richardson, Sadlers & Callard
 [May 14, 1920?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Gentlemen: Ref. your letter of the 18th inst. Will you be good enough to specify the arrangements
Box 41 Folder 10.6
ALS to Richardson, Sadlers & Callard
 May 24, 1920
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Gentlemen: Ref yr letter of the 20th inst. re furniture etc. at South Lodge
Box 41 Folder 10.7
AL to Richardson, Sadlers & Callard
 May 24, 1920
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Gentlemen: Ref. your letters of the 18th inst. The statements contained in this are in no way in accordance with the facts.
Box 41 Folder 10.8
TL to Richardson, Sadler and Callard
 Sept.19, 1920
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Gentlemen; I have received from your client, Mrs. Violet Hueffer, a letter as follows:
Box 41 Folder 11
TL[copy] to T. Rokotov, Editor of International Literature
 Oct.29, 1938
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Sir: In answer to your questionnaire, I wish to say as personal opinion that universal European fascism is now, outside the U.S.S.R., actually in operation. [Carbon of questionnaire is included]
Box 41 Folder 12
TLS to Franklin D. Roosevelt
 Dec.31, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Mr. President, I venture to send you herewith the copy of a speech about the Art Projects of the W.P.A. that I broadcasted lately
Box 41 Folder 13
TL[copy] to Mr. Ross
 Mar.27, 1911
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mr. Ross/ I am really sorry if my book has hurt your feelings as a friend of Wilde's.
Box 41 Folder 14
TL[copy] to Ross
 Nov.18, 1912
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Ross/ Thanks; perhaps you will fix up a day when you find it convenient.
Box 41 Folder 15
TL[copy] to W.H.D. Rouse
 Jul.13, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Dear Mr. Rouse: I am indeed flattered that you should have sent me your Iliad, and by the nice things you say
Box 41 Folder 16
TL[copy] to Rowohlt Verlag
 [1937?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Clarkesville, TN; Dear Sirs: Messrs. Houghton Mifflin have forwarded me your letter of the twenty-first of April
Box 41 Folder 17
TL[copy] to William E. Rudge
 Feb.18, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Mr. Rudge: I have not myself got a copy of the letter you wrote Bradley
Box 41 Folder 18
TL[copy] to William E. Rudge
 Feb.20, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Rudge: Here is the manuscript of "New York Essays". Will you please let Miss Gordon, the bearer, have a receipt for it,
Box 41 Folder 19
TL[copy] to Leah Salisbury
 May 15, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Madam: Mr. Young suggested that I might put the einema right of my book, THE RASH ACT in your hands
Box 41 Folder 20
TL[copy] to the Editor, The Saturday Review
 Nov.23, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Sir, Two years ago today Dr Canby commissioned from me an article on wine
Box 41 Folder 21
TL[copy] to Isidor Schneider
 Sept.14, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear Schneider, I see no reason inprinciple why I should not write for the PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER
Box 41 Folder 22
TL[copy] to Isidore Schneider
 Oct.1, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Mr. Schneider, I have already forwarded to you personally a number of sufficiently eccentric snapshots of myself
Box 41 Folder 23
TL[draft] to R.A. Scott-James
 [Sept, 1907?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Hythe; Dear Mr. James: Thank you for yr. letter: the exact circumstances were these: I was helping Marshall
Box 41 Folder 24
TL[copy] to R.A. Scott-James
 [Jan., 1910]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear James, Thanks. You have written a very nice letter and I am grateful to you.
Box 41 Folder 25
TL[copy]S to R.A. Scott-James
 [Jan., 1910?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear James, I am sorry you appear to feel yourself aggrieved. Of course I should not have ordered an article from you
Box 41 Folder 26
TL[copy]S to R.A. Scott-James
 Jun.30, 1911
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear James/ I've cut this blessed thing with coolness and ferocity. But I really can't judge of lengths a bit
Box 41 Folder 27
TL[copy]S to R.A. Scott-James
 May 11, 1911
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Giessen; My dear James, Of course I am going to write the articles for you. But I have been busy and lazy
Box 41 Folder 28
TL[copy]S to R.A. Scott-James
 [Jan., 1914?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Selsey; My dear Scottie, I suppose I may now congratulate you, as I do very heartily at having again got your foot into
Box 41 Folder 29
TL[copy]S to R.A. Scott-James
 Feb.3, 1925
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Guermantes; My dear Scott-James, Your letter dated 4th Sep and announcing your intention of visiting Paris on the 6th of that month has only just reached me
Box 41 Folder 30
AL[copy] to R.A. Scott-James
 Apr.2, [1935]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My dear Scott-James/ I was very pleased to see your signature again after so long an interval. [ Written on TLS Scott-James to Ford, March 12, 1935]
Box 41 Folder 31
TL[copy] to R.A. Scott-James
 [Sept.29, 1935]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Scott James, I don't know if these things have been offered to you - if not, take a look at them
Box 41 Folder 32
TL[copy] to R.A. Scott-James
 Oct.28, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear James, Send me the cheque for that article, will you? Things are so bad here that one really needs to keep all the money by one
Box 41 Folder 33
TL[copy] to R.A. Scott-James
 Nov.10, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear Scott James, I am sending you under this cover some poems by my friend Mrs Michael Lake
Box 41 Folder 34
TL[draft] to R.A. Scott-James
 Jan.19, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My dear Scott-James: It was nice to see your signature again. (Would you get your mail clerk to observe
Box 41 Folder 35
TL[copy] to R.A. Scott-James
 Jan.19, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Scott James: It was nice to see your signature again. (Would you get your mail clerk to observe
Box 41 Folder 36
TL[draft] to R.A. Scott-James
 Jan.27, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My dear Scott-James: Here is a short story that I have written with the Mercury in view,
Box 41 Folder 37
TL[copy] to R.A. Scott-James
 Jan.27, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
My dear Scott-James: Here is a short story that I have written with the Mercury in view
Box 41 Folder 38
AL[copy,fragment] to George Bernard Shaw
 Nov.25, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; ... With regard to the National Theatre, I offered at the first meeting of the Committee which I attended
Box 41 Folder 39
TL[copy] to Horace Shipp
 Mar.11, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sir, I have now received the proofs of your short stories and will let you have a note about them early next week.
Box 41 Folder 40
TL[copy] to Horace Shipp
 Mar.29, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Mr. Shipp, Here is the note about the English Review. I am so sorry to have kept you waiting
Box 41 Folder 41
TL[copy] to Horace Shipp
 Apr.10, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Mr. Shipp, Mr. Ford would like very much toknow if you have received the note
Box 41 Folder 42
TL[copy] to Horace Shipp
 Aug.25, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Mr. Shipp, I am of course much touched by your wanting to dedicate your new venture to me
Box 41 Folder 43
TL[copy] to George Shively
 Apr.21, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Greensboro?] Dear Mr. Shively: Your letter to Dahlberg is admirable and ought to be most helpful.
Box 41 Folder 44
TL[copy] to Harrison Smith
 Nov.1, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Mr. Smith: Mr. Ford Madox Ford has asked me to send you the enclosed synopsis of the book[Typed by Carolyn Gordon]
Box 41 Folder 45
TL[copy] to Harrison Smith
 May 5, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Harold: I expect to finish my novel in the course of the coming week and purpose to send a copy for England to you,
Box 41 Folder 46
TL[copy] to Harrison Smith
 Mar.19, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] My dear Harrison Smith, I have considewred that project and I don't see, very regretfully, that I can go on with it.
Box 41 Folder 47
TL[copy] to Harrison Smith
 May 10, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Harrison Smith: I enclose herewith the amended letter about FINNEGANS WAKE.
Box 41 Folder 48
TL[copy] to Harrison Smith
 May 10, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Harrison Smith: I am quite ready to write the six articles for the Saturday Review for which you have asked
Box 41 Folder 49
TL[copy] to Harrison Smith
 Apr.14, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] My dear Smith: I shall be starting my first article for you almost immediately, and you ought to have it in a day or two.
Box 41 Folder 50
TL[copy] to Janet Adam Smith
 Jun.3, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Madam, I am flattered and obliged by your letter of the 17th ult. which has followed me about a good deal.
Box 41 Folder 51
TL[copy] to Janet Adam Smith
 Jul.8, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Madam, I see before me shortly a few days in which I could write that Article about the American Literary Scene,
Box 41 Folder 52
TL[copy] to Janet Adam Smith
 Jul.28, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Madam, I enclose herewith the AMERICAN SCENE. I HOPE IT IS Not too long or too late
Box 41 Folder 53
TL[copy] to L. Tinlden Smith
 [Mar., 1929?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Sirs, Yours of the 18th ult/ Mr Ford asks me to reply to this as follows: Mr Ford was asked by Mr. Covici to make a translation [Signed by Secretary]
Box 41 Folder 54
TL[copy] to L. Tilden Smith
 May 5, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Re. Miss Rhys' translation of "Perversite"/ Dear Sir: In reference yours of the 11th of April. I wish to tnak you for the above
Box 41 Folder 55
TL[copy] to T.R. Smith
 [1931?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?Paris?] Dear T.R. Smith, I have to thank you for your letter of the 6th inst. I am glad you like the Reminiscences
Box 41 Folder 56
TL[copy] to T.R. Smith
 Feb.2, 1931
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
My deear T.R. Smith: WHEN THE WICKED MAN/ On a separate sheet inclosed herewith I send [ing] some directions for whoever looks after your proofs
Box 41 Folder 57
TL[copy] to T.R. Smith
 Mar.2, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] My dear T.R. Smith, There seems to be considerable of a muddle about WHEN THE WICKED MAN's proofs.
Box 41 Folder 58
TL[copy] to T.R. Smith
 Mar.14, 1931
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] My dear T.R. Smith: What has happened to WHEN THE WICKED MAN? I am so mazed by the various cables that I dont know when to expect its publication.
Box 41 Folder 59
AL[fragment] to T.R. Smith
 Mar.20, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; My dear T.R. Smith/ Your letter of March 5th received yesterday reduced ne to a state of blithering idiocy.
Box 41 Folder 60
TL[copy] to T.R. Smith
 Apr.17, 1931
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear T.R. Smith, You still quite misunderstand the Viking matter. I presume you have not seen the release of the book
Box 41 Folder 61
TL[copy] to T.R. Smith
 May 18, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Topulon] Dear T.R. Smith: Your cable was delayed in reaching me owing to its insufficient address.
Box 41 Folder 62
TL[copy] to T.R. Smith
 Jul.4, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear T.R. Smith, I mailed the ms of my reminiscences to Miss Kerr today. It runs to about 120,000 words
Box 41 Folder 63
TL[copy] to T.R. Smith
 Jul27, 1931
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear T.R. Smith, I regret that you do not like my reminiscences. You might have looked at the matter in a different light
Box 41 Folder 64
TL[copy] to T.R. Smith
 Sept.24, 1931
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear T.R. Smith, The proofs, the sending of which you annouce to me in your letter of the 11th inst; which reached me on the 20th,
Box 41 Folder 65
TL[copy] to T.R. Smith
 Oct.17, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear T.R. Smith/ I received the remainder of the proofs of RETURN TO YESTERDAY on the 12th inst.
Box 41 Folder 66
AL[copy] to David Soskice
 Jun.8, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[N.p.] Dear David/ There has been no weakness or indecision on my part but I think you have misunderstood the position.
Box 41 Folder 67
TL[copy] to Arthur B. Spingarn
 Jun.2, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr Spingarn/ Owing to the dilatory habits of Messrs Albert & Charles Boni I have decided to transfer my books from them
Box 41 Folder 68
ALS to Jean Stafford
 Feb.14, [1938?]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Miss Stafford: I am rather worn out after a long illness: but I will certainly write you a strong recommendation
Box 41 Folder 69
TLS to Jean Stafford
 Apr.26, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Jean: I will read the stories almost immediately. What do you want me to do after I've read them?
Box 41 Folder 70
TL[copy]
 Apr.26, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Jean: I will read the stories almost immediately. What do you want me to do after I've read them?
Box 41 Folder 71
ALS to Jean Stafford
 May 30, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; These are swell! I will write about them for the Normandie
Box 41 Folder 72
TL[copy] to Gertrude Stein
 Sept.18, 1924
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Miss Stein, I have just got your letter of the fifteenth. I am very sorry that you have had to wait for your cheque.
Box 41 Folder 73
TL[copy] to Gertrude Stein
 Sept.8, [1928]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Carqueiranne; My dear Gertrude, How nice to hear from you. I have been playing hermit and incidentally working rather hard here for a month or so past [dated incorrectly 1931]
Box 41 Folder 74
TL[copy] to Gertrude Stein
 Dec.25, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Gertrude/ I wish you'd let my friend Allen Tate who is a very fine poet call on you with his wife.
Box 41 Folder 75
TL[copy] to George Stevens
 May 17, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Stevens: Alright. Let it go at that. I take it that the remaining articles you want are to be one more
Box 41 Folder 75.5
TL[copy] to George Stevens
 Oct.17, 1939
1 leaf + 7 leaves
Scope and Contents
[This folder contains facsimiles of 4 Ford letters and one George Stevens letter; note by Max Saunders included]
Box 41 Folder 76
TL[copy] to Brett Stokes
 Mar.16, 1939
1 leaf + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Stevens: I forward you under separate sheet the aims and purposes of the TRANATLANTIC REVIEW
Box 41 Folder 77
TL[copy] to Harold Strauss
 May 8, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Strauss: I am delighted that you should take an intereest in Miss Welty's stories.
Box 41 Folder 78
TL[copy] to Allene Talmey
 Jun.22, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Calrksville, Tenn.; Dear Miss Talmey: The article which is on "The Athens of the South" is well on its way and is in fact nearly done.
Box 41 Folder 79
TL[copy]
 Jul.5, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Clarksville, Tenn.?] Dear Miss Talmey; By this time you will probably have received the article, or if not, you can expect it any day.
Box 41 Folder 80
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Processing Information
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Box 41 Folder 81
TL[copy] to Allen Tate
 Mar.13, 1939
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Allen: My schemes for the TRANSATLANTIC REVIEW are beginning to solidify.
Box 41 Folder 82
TL[copy] to Allen Tate
 Mar.24, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Allen: Yes, you impressed me as being more sanguine thatn perhaps you were; still it can't be helped -
Box 41 Folder 83
TL[copy] to Allen Tate
 May 3, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Allen: Could you let me know what has happened about the Chapel Hill project?
Box 41 Folder 84
TL[copy] to Allen Tate
 May 19, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Allen: Dahlberg who was the first guest of honour of the William Carlos Williams Society is looking out for some sort
Box 41 Folder 85
TL[copy] to W.H. Thompson
 Feb.5, 1926
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Tarascon?] Dear Mr Thompson, I am rather bothered by a matter as to which I should be glad of your advice:
Box 41 Folder 86
TL[copy] to W.H. Thompson
 [1928?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr Thompson, Self and Duckworths/ Would you please forward as soon as is convenient a copy of my agreement
Box 41 Folder 87
ALS to Yates Thompson
 [1896?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Sir- As it is proposed to hold a complete & comprehensive exhibition of the works of Madox Brown
Box 42 Folder 1
TL[draft] to the Editor, The Times Literary Supplement
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Sir, Since yo have printed a letter from Mrs Conrad on my book "Joseph Conrad: A Personal Remembrance", I should like to be allowed to state
Box 42 Folder 2
TL[copy] to Edward W. Titus
 Mar.11, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Mr. Titus, It was obliging of you to send me by Mr Putnam a message to the effect that you wanted that story.
Box 42 Folder 3
TL[copy] to Edward W. Titus
 Mar.11, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr Titus, Thank you. You offered me howecer frs 2,000 for anything I would send you.
Box 42 Folder 4
TL[copy] to Philip Unwin
 Sept.1, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dar Mr Philip Unwin, Yours of the 17th ult. ref translations. I think it would be best if you would communicate with Mrs E.G. Bown about these.
Box 42 Folder 5
TL[photocopy]S to Stanley Unwin
 Sept.16, 1936
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr Unwin, Before he left, yesterday, Crankshaw communicated to me your letter of the 7th inst.
Box 42 Folder 6
TL[carbon copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Sept.16, 1936
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr Unwin, Before he left, yesterday, Crankshaw communicated to me your letter of the 7th inst.
Box 42 Folder 7
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Sept.26, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?]Dear Mr Wnwin, Your name certainly seems to have worked wonders on Mr Greenslet- for I have just had a wire from him
Box 42 Folder 8
TL[carbon copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Nov.3, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Paris]Dear Mr Unwin, We hope to leave for New York in about a week's time. I had hoped also to go by way of London,
Box 42 Folder 9
TL[photocopy] to Stanley Unwin
 Nov.3, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr Unwin, We hope to leave for New York in about a week's time. I had hoped also to go by way of London,
Box 42 Folder 10
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Nov.10, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Mr Unwin, I am much obliged to you for your letter of November 6th. It is kind of you to give yourself so much trouble,
Box 42 Folder 11
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Jan.15, 1937
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Unwin, Greenslet of Houghton Mifflin has not yet made up his mind about the History, nor, indeed, has he even signified
Box 42 Folder 12
TL[photocopy] to Stanley Unwin
 [Jan.25, 1937?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Unwin, Greenslet of Houghton Mifflin has not yet made up his mind about the History, nor, indeed, has he even signified
Box 42 Folder 13
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Feb.24, 1937
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Mr. Unwin, Thank you for your helpful letter of the 12th inst. I am glad GREAT TRADE ROUTE seems to be doing pretty well.
Box 42 Folder 14
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Feb.26, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Wunwin: Thanks for yours of the 19th of February. I am glad you are thinking of doing the poems.
Box 42 Folder 15
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Apr.16, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Unwin: There seems to be some muddle about the question of Translation rights. I thought I made it quite plain
Box 42 Folder 16-17
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 May 29, 1937
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Clarksville, Tenn.;My dear Unwin: Ref. yours of the 13th of May which has just reached me. On the 26th of February, last, I addressed you a letter [placed in 2 different folders when processed?]
Box 42 Folder 18
TL[photocopy] to Stanley Unwin
 May 29, 1937
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Clarksville, Tenn.;My dear Unwin: Ref. yours of the 13th of May which has just reached me. On the 26th of February, last, I addressed you a letter
Box 42 Folder 19-20
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Sept.5, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Dear Mr Unwin, After criss-crossing the whole continent from East to West, we have arrived once more here [placed in 2 different folders when processed?]
Box 42 Folder 21
TL[photocopy] to Stanley Unwin
 Sept.5, 1937
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Dear Mr. Unwin, After criss-crossing the whole continent from East to West, we have arrived once more here
Box 42 Folder 22
AL[draft] to Stanley Unwin
 Sept.23, [1937?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Dear Mr. Unwin: [?] you & your firm a no.[shorthand] [Not in Ford's hand]
Box 42 Folder 23
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Feb.24, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr Unwin, I have just received MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD. It is very handsome and I am umch pleased with it
Box 42 Folder 24
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Feb.25, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Mr Unwin, Mrs. Ford asks me to say that if your illustrators have done with her drawings for PROVENCE she would be much obliged
Box 42 Folder 25
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Mar.15, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Unwin, I have to thank you at once for your cehque [sic] for which I am much obliged and for your letter of the 12th inst.
Box 42 Folder 26
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Mar.20, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr Unwin, One always forgets the most important things to the last: Ref. My HISTORY OF LITERATURE. This is now getting to a formidable
Box 42 Folder 27
TL[copy,fragment] to Stanley Unwin
 Apr.16, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Extract from letter from Ford Madox Ford. I am sending, or rather I shall be sendling you as soon as we can get to some place
Box 42 Folder 28
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Jun.8, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Dear Mr. Unwin: Do not bother about the lost preface. I think PROVENCE explains itself without preliminary matter
Box 42 Folder 29
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Jul.15, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Dear Mr. Unwin: I finished the HISTORY OF LITERATURE with a tremendous rush on Tuesday the 12th inst.
Box 42 Folder 30
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Jul.26, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Dear Mr. Unwin: It was agreed in my letter of 15/3/38 and your answer to the same that I should not correct the proofs
Box 42 Folder 31
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Aug.4, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Dear Mr. Unwin; I am returning herewith the marked proof with the best answers I can make to the enigmas
Box 42 Folder 32
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Oct.12, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Unwin: As my secretary wrote you yesterday, I have already forwarded you the final proofs
Box 42 Folder 33
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Oct.13, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Yours of the 23rd. Dear Mr. Unwin: Thank you for the kind things you say. I was, myself, very much against the title
Box 42 Folder 34
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Nov.14, 1938
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Mr. Unwin: Yours of the 31st/ a. Ref. MARCH OF LITERATURE/ You say the proofs of the MARCH OF LITERATURE have been carefully studied
Box 42 Folder 35
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Dec.7, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Unwin: I really do not mind what you do with the title of MARCH OF LITERATURE.
Box 42 Folder 36
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Dec.9, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; YOURS OF THE 25th/ Dear Mr. Unwin: I have been a long time answering the above because various matters in which
Box 42 Folder 37
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Jan.4, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Unwin: I am instructing one of my disciples, Mr. Paul Alexander Bartlett, of Arizona,
Box 42 Folder 38
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Jan.24, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Unwin: In yours of the 25th of November, last, you say "a paragraph or two at the end of the last chapters -
Box 42 Folder 39
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Jan.25, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Unwin: There are two absurd slips of the pen in "The March of Literature" that might possibly escape your proof readers:
Box 42 Folder 40
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Jan.25, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Unwin: With regard to the translation of "La Conquete de La Vie": I am doing my best to find a publisher
Box 42 Folder 41
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Feb.3, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Mr. Unwin: You should be receiving about this time two manuscripts whose authors I recommended to send them to you.
Box 42 Folder 42
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Feb.16, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Unwin: I was much flattered to find myself on the frong page of your catalogue with such an extremely charming blurb.
Box 42 Folder 43
TL[photocopy] to Stanley Unwin
 Feb.16, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Unwin: I was much flattered to find myself on the frong page of your catalogue with such an extremely charming blurb.
Box 42 Folder 44
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Mar.23, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Unwin: Additional matter for MARCH OF LITERATURE: I thought the idea of the above had been abandoned
Box 42 Folder 45
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Mar.23, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Unwin, I have to thank you for your letter of the 3d March and as I wired you I am exceedingly obliged to you for arranging that loan.
Box 42 Folder 46
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Mar.23, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Unwin: Translation Rights: The question of the above has till now remained in rather a vague abeyance.
Box 42 Folder 47
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Mar.29, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; BOOKS RECOMMENDED/ Dear Mr. Unqin: Frederick Stokes strongly recommend three books of their spring list.
Box 42 Folder 48
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 Mar.29, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; MY OWN BOOKS/ Dear Mr. Unwin: I have just been re-reading my HENRY FOR HUGH and it strikes me, after not having seen it for some years,
Box 42 Folder 49
TL[copy] to Stanley Unwin
 May 25, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Unwin: I forward you herewith the agreement for MR.CROYD duly signed and witnessed.
Box 42 Folder 50
TL[photocopy] to Stanley Unwin
 May 25, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Unwin: I forward you herewith the agreement for MR.CROYD duly signed and witnessed.
Box 42 Folder 51
TL[copy] to Irita Van Doren
 Sept.24, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Irita, I wish you would put a note somewhere in BOOKS that it is usless for American publishers or authors to send books
Box 42 Folder 52
TL[copy] to Irita Van Doren
 Oct.25, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Irita: I am both astonished and grieved that you should let that fellow write as he did about me in your last issue.
Box 42 Folder 53
TL[copy] to Grenville Vernon
 Jun.9, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Clarksville, Tenn.; Dear Venon: I had intended not to send this ms. until I had finished with Greece, but as your letter seems to express alarm,
Box 42 Folder 54
TL[copy] to Grenville Vernon
 Jun.25, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Clarksville, Tenn.; My dear Vernon: I am sending you herewith a chapter and a piece - the end of the Greeks and the beginning of the Romans.
Box 42 Folder 55
AL[draft] to Grenville Vernon
 Aug.18, 1937
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] Dear Vernon: I am sending you the rough copy of the typescript to the end of part II of the history. [Not in Ford's hand][In folder with TL[fragment] to ?; not necessarily connected with AL[draft]]
Box 42 Folder 56
TL[copy] to Grenville Vernon
 Oct.3, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Dear Vernon, How far have you got with the manuscript of the "History" - I mean what page?
Box 42 Folder 57
TL[copy] to Grenville Vernon
 Oct.10, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] My dear Vernon, I really do not know what to say about that title. I myself should much prefer A HISTORY OF LITERATURE,
Box 42 Folder 58
TL[copy] to Grenville Vernon
 Nov.6, 1937
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] My dear Vernon, I am sending you herewith a couple more chapters - fifty pages - of the "History". I have another hundred pages
Box 42 Folder 59
TL[copy] to Grenville Vernon
 Nov.24, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; My dear Vernon, I am sending you herewith the remainder of the manuscript of what I call Book One of the History - which takes you up to Shakespeare.
Box 42 Folder 60
TL[copy] to Grenville Vernon
 May 21, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Olivet; My dear Vernon: I understand that Mrs. Pickard is sending you the typed script of her novel, "Four Ways to Sunday". I hope it will appeal to you.
Box 42 Folder 61
TL[copy] to Grenville Vernon
 May 31, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; My dear Vernon, I am sending you herewith the first four chapters of Book Two of the "History". They are practically ready to go to the printer
Box 42 Folder 62
TL[copy] to Grenville Vernon
 Jun.11, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; My dear Vernon: I shall be mailing you on Monday four more chapters of the "History". It is going very fast now and, lacking disasters,
Box 42 Folder 63
TL[copy] to Grenville Vernon
 Jun.13, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Here are the four chapters. I don't know whether you will think that seven in fit to go to the printers.
Box 42 Folder 64
TL[copy] to Grenville Vernon
 Jun.21, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; My dear Vernon: I have now got the duplicate copy of the HISTORY from England, so it will be safe for you to send me the original
Box 42 Folder 65
TL[copy] to Grenville Vernon
 Jun.25, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Olivet; My dear Vernon, I notice that you advise the book shop here of a book called the MARCH OF LITERATURE. I do really implore you not to insist on this title.
Box 42 Folder 66
TL[copy] to Grenville Vernon
 Jun.28, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; My dear Vernon: I have got a book here which contains some astonishing pictures of the funeral of Victor Hugo
Box 42 Folder 67
TL[copy] to Grenville Vernon
 Jun.30, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; My dear Vernon: Have it your own way about the title but for goodness sake have a subtitle saying from Confucius to either Conrad or Contemporary Writers,
Box 42 Folder 68
AL[draft] to Grenville Vernon
 Aug.1, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; D.V./ Do what you like to book: I have lost all interest in it. And there will be
Box 42 Folder 69
TL[copy] to Richard J. Walsh
 Oct.26, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Walsh: Your letter leaves me sad but quite appreciative of your reasons, all the more so
Box 42 Folder 70
TL[copy] to Dale Warren
 Jun.11, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Clarksville, Tenn.; My dear Dale Warren: In premis our addresses will be as follows: here until July the 15th. From the 15th to the first of August at Olivet College
Box 42 Folder 71
AL[draft] to Robert Penn Warren
 Mar.25, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dear Warren- I duly got your letter the day before yesterday - and telegraphed a reply that I should be very pleased to come.[Not in Ford's hand]
Box 42 Folder 72
TL[copy] to Robert Penn Warren
 May 3, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Warren; I wish you would let me have a cheque for that article. I presume Tate duly forwarded it to you.
Box 42 Folder 73
TL[copy] to Robert Penn Warren
 Jun.3, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet] My dear Red, You never sent me a copy of your review with my article in it, so that I didn't know it had appeared until the other day
Box 42 Folder 74
TL[draft] to Harry B. Wehle
 Jun.8, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Dear sir: I am much obliged to you for your kind letter in answer to mine, which I was afraid you might have regarded as an impertinance,
Box 42 Folder 75
TL[copy] to Mr. Wells
 Jan.15, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My dear Mr. Wells: Mr. Ford leaves tomorrow for Chicago and will be away for two weeks. He asks me to tell you that if you want to get the book out
Box 42 Folder 76
TL[copy] to Mr. Wells
 Nov.18, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] My dear Wells, Don't worry about the $250 if it is not convenient. The other thing we had better call off altogether.
Box 42 Folder 77
TL[copy] to Mr. Wells
 Nov.24, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Mr. Wells: Mr. Ford has asked me to send you the poems of Mr. Allen Tate about whom he spoke to you [Signed by Carolyn Gordon]
Box 42 Folder 78
TL[copy] to H.G. Wells
 Jul.28, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear H.G: I find myself at the moment completely destitute and propose applying to the Royal Literary Fund for relief.
Box 42 Folder 79
TL[copy] to H.G. Wells
 Mar.14, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear H.G.: I am making plans for re-starting the TRANSATLANTIC REVIEW as an Organ of the Seven Arts
Box 42 Folder 80
TL[copy] to Eudora Welty
 Nov.3, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Miss Welty: I am not proposing at present to deal with short stories in my own undertaking but Miss Porter
Box 42 Folder 81
TL[copy] to F. C. Wicken
 May 19, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Miss Wicken: I am sorry that I can find no copies of the agreement with Max Goschen, but I fancy that Secker is actually
Box 42 Folder 82
TL[copy] to Wendell Wilcox
 Mar.9, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Sir: The clipping that you saw as to my reading manuscripts for the Dial was unauthorized by me
Box 42 Folder 83
TL[copy] to B. W. Willett
 Nov.19, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] My dear Willett: I hear with rather mixed feelings that you propose to publish a 3/6d edition of "The Good Soldier".
Box 42 Folder 84
TL[copy] to B. W. Willett
 Jan.11, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Willett: Mr. Ford askes me to tell you that he had a copy of "The Good Soldier" mailed to you today by registered post.
Box 42 Folder 85
TL[copy] to William Carlos Williams
 Apr.19, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Carolos Williams: I quite agree with ou. I am afraid however it is too late to alter the arrangements
Box 42 Folder 86
TL[copy] to James Waterman Wise
 Mar.16, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Sir, Mr Ford wishes me to inform you that he will be very pleased to do the articles you suggest
Box 42 Folder 87
ALS to Charles Wilson & Son
 [Mar.17, 1894]
1 leaf + 1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Wilson & Son. With regard to your letter of 17th (today0 I beg to say that I will consult my solicitor on the subject [With ALS draft and evelope on same subject (Elsie Martindale)]
Box 42 Folder 88
TL[copy] to Ellen S. Woodward
 Jun.28, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Clarksville, Tenn.; Dear Madam: With regard to your letter to me of the 16th of January which I much appreciated,
Box 42 Folder 89
TL[copy] to Ralph B. Wright
 Mar.27, 1937
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Sir: I am glad you have called my attention to the matter of your letter of March 23rd. I don't exactly know how to answer it
Box 42 Folder 90
TL[copy] to Morton D. Zabel
 [1937]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Clarksville, Tenn.; Dear Mr. Zabel: I am very sorry but much as I should like to, I don't think I shall be able to come to Chicago
Box 42 Folder 91
TL[copy] to Morton D. Zabel
 Mar.24, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Zabel: Thank you. I'll certainly review Miss Bogan's book for you and I don't care whether you pay me or not.
Box 42 Folder 92
TL[copy] to Morton D. Zabel
 Apr.19, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Mr. Zabel: The copy of Masters' book has not yet arrived and if you've not sent it off, don't bother to do so
Box 42 Folder 93
TL[copy] to Leane Zugsmith
 Jul.13, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Miss Zugsmith, What with finishing my book and recovering from finishing my book I have been too exhausted to have thanked you
Box 42 Folder 94
TL[copy] to Leane Zugsmith
 Sept.2, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Miss Zugsmith, The dover-design your people have sent me seems very ordinary. It looks as if it hand been designed
Box 42 Folder 95
TL[copy] to Leane Zugsmith
 Nov.9, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris]Dear Miss Zugsmith, I am sorry I could not send you any more publicity before now - but I could not think of any
Box 42 Folder 96
AL to [unknown]
 Dec.4, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London?] I like this best of any of the photo's of me; it's more how I seem to my self! [Written on "the Book World" Dec.4, 1927 newspaper article with Ford's picture]
Box 42 Folder 97
AL[draft]S to [unknown]
 Apr.30, 1904
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Salisbury; Dear Sir; I notice that you have appropriated for your paper two lyrics from volumes of mine.
Box 42 Folder 98
AL to [unknown]
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
For many proscribed professor there has always been [?] [Written on verso of Ford's calling card]
Box 42 Folder 99
Anonymous AL[telegraph] to Ford Madox Hueffer
 Dec.6, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Send me manuscript & your charge for serial rights for pall mall have news
Box 42 Folder 100
Anonymous AL[telegraph] to Ford Madox Hueffer
 Jul.3, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Rotterdam/ mine today Christina rotterdam
Box 42 Folder 100.5
Envelope
 Apr.10, 1909
1envelope
Scope and Contents
1 envelope sent to Hueffer, Aldington, Hythe, Kent
Box 42 Folder 101
Anonymous TL[fragment] to Ford
 Nov.12, 1935
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford: A little more than four years ago I read "No More Parades" for the first time.
Box 42 Folder 102
6 envelopes to Ford
 [1895-1905]
6 envelopes
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[All addressed to Hueffer]
Box 42 Folder 103
1 envelope to Ford
 Oct.11, 1918
1 leaf
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[Addressed to Lieut. F. M. Hueffer, Roayl Hotel, Redcar, Yorks.]
Series III. Incoming correspondence and manuscripts by others
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This series includes both correspondence and manuscripts written by other people.
Arranged alphabetically by sender or author.
Processing Information
In the cases where there is a lot of material from one person, the box numbers may be out of sequence.
A-B
Box 43 Folder 1
Anonymous AM "Although the back to the land movement..." [Unsigned]
 1909-1910
3 leaves
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Although the back to the land movement of which so much has been heard is very slow in growth
Box 43 Folder 2
Anonymous AM Biographical notes on Ford and Rossetti
 [1932-1939?]
1 leaf
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I looked those refs in my "Who's Who" [Unsigned]
Box 43 Folder 3
Anonymous AM "Phillimore Estate"
 [1961]
1 leaf
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Phillimore Estate/ Campden Hill Kensington by W. Gorden Corfield M.A. [Unsigned]
Box 43 Folder 4
Anonymous AL[postcard] to Ford Madox Hueffer
 Sept.1, 1904
1 leaf
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Thanks for letter: that is good news. [Unsigned]
Box 43 Folder 5
Anonymous AL to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Mar.2, 1913
1 leaf
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A great Champion of the Women's game asks Mrs. Ford Hueffer to do her the favor
Box 43 Folder 6
[?], Angela TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 [Sept.14, 1909]
2 leaves
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Worthington; Dearest Violet, I felt the rudest of hostesses in running off like that yesterday morning [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 43 Folder 6.5
[?], Elliott TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.3, 1963
1 leaf
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[n.p.] Dear Arthur, It was good hearing from you, especially that you are going to do a biography of Ford.
Box 43 Folder 7
A.,J.R.M. ALS[copy] to Gentlemen
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
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[N.p.] Gentlement/ I have great pleasure in hearing testimony to the churches & attainment of
Box 43 Folder 8
Abercrombie, Lascelles TLS to Ford
 Aug.12, 1931
1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr Ford: May I venture to remind you of your very kind promise to contribute
Box 43 Folder 9
Abercrombie, Lascelles AL[postcard]S to Ford
 Aug.24, 1931
1 leaf
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If you are able to let me have something for my anthology of new poetry
Box 43 Folder 10
Abercrombie, Lascelles ALS to Ford
 Aug.25, 1931
1 leaf
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London; Dearest For/ I am most grateful to you for sending me such a generous and admirable
Box 43 Folder 11
Adams, Leonie TLS to Ford ‡2 leaves
 Apr.1, 1937
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Bennington, Vt.; Dear Ford: I'm truly sorry about the delay in arranging your lecture:
Box 43 Folder 12
Aitken, Gabriel and Mary PrintedL[Christmas card]S to [Violet Hunt]
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
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[Drawing] With all best wishes from Gabriel and Mary Aitken [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 43 Folder 13
Aitken, Gabriel and Mary PrintedL[Christmas card] to [Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
 [1932?]
1 leaf
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[Drawing] With all best wishes from Gabriel and Mary
Box 43 Folder 14
Aitken, Gabriel and Mary Printed&AL[Christmas card] to [Violet Hunt]
 [1933?]
1 leaf
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[Drawing] With all best wishes from Gabriel and Mary; My dear Violet, how badly we want to see you. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 43 Folder 15
Akeley, T. Barton TMS[draft] [Presentation speech...Doctor of Letters ... Ford]
 [June, 1938]
1 leaf
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For Mr. Ford Madox Ford. Mr. President. I have the honor to present Mr. Ford Madox Ford.
Box 43 Folder 16
Akeley, T. Barton TLS to Ford & Janice Biala
 Oct.4, 1938
1 leaf
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Olivet; Dear Janice, Dear Ford: Here are the photographs, so long overdue, and the letter
Box 43 Folder 17
Aley, Ruth TLS to Ford
 [1935?]
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford, Oxford Press are so enthusiastic about PORTRAITS.
Box 43 Folder 18
Aley, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Jan.27, 1935
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Ford, I have your letter with the contracts. The POEMS one I am turning in at once,
Box 43 Folder 19
Alay, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Mar.2, 1935
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford, The utterly delightful article on Lawrence is at the Mercury and I expect the check
Box 43 Folder 20
Alay, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Mar.17, 1935
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford, The Oxford Press have agreed of course to all the changes in the contract
Box 43 Folder 21
Alay, Ruth ALS to Ford
 Jul.14, 1935
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford - I have gone over the contracts carefully and they are quite satisfactory.
Box 43 Folder 22
Alay, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Sept.15, 1935
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford, The Oxford Press straightened out everything concerning the contract immediately
Box 43 Folder 23
Alay, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Oct.2, 1935
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford, As I wrote you on September 11, I was at the request of Oxford Press,
Box 43 Folder 24
Alay, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Oct.29, 1935
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford, The Mercury article was sent over the moment it arrived
Box 43 Folder 25
Alay, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Dec.15, 1935
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford, I have sent three extracts from GREATER ROUTE to Scribner's,
Box 43 Folder 26
Alay, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Dec.22, 1935
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford. The Oxford Press, instead of sending you direct the contracts, just sent them to me
Box 43 Folder 27
Alay, Ruth TLS to Ford
 [1936?]
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford, I am sending by mail to the Guaranty Trust of New York
Box 43 Folder 28
Alay, Ruth TLS to Ford
 [1936?]
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford, I have asked Palmer to send me the check for the Wells story
Box 43 Folder 29
Alay, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Mar.6, [1936]
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Ford, You will be hearing from Helen Welshimer of N.E.A., as she hopes to get perhaps two interviews
Box 43 Folder 30
Alay, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Jun.20, 1936
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford, I have already mailed you the check for Turgenev, from the Mercury
Box 43 Folder 31
Alay, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Jul.22, 1936
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford, I have been away for two weeks, and find your letter here.
Box 43 Folder 32
Alay, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Jul23, 1936
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford, I find that the check which was delayed til the 28th of June,
Box 43 Folder 33
Alay, Ruth ALS to Ford
 Aug.25, 1936
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford - I have been away for a fortnight and find your cable here.
Box 43 Folder 34
Alay, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Sept.15, 1936
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. ford: I will try to avoid any future delay caused by not specifying the boat.
Box 43 Folder 35
Alay, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Sept.24, 1936
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford, I have a letter from Mr. Kent of Houghton, saying they are writing to you to offer a $750 advance
Box 43 Folder 36
Alay, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Oct.7, 1936
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford, Herewith the contracts. And very pleased letters from Houghton Mifflin people about it.
Box 43 Folder 37
Alay, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Dec.8, 1936
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford, Here is the check from Houghton Mifflin. The letter to which you refer
Box 43 Folder 38
Alay, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Jan.1, 1937
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford, Please forgive this tardy acknowledgement of your letter and the check for five dollars
Box 43 Folder 39
Allen, Edward Heron TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Nov.11, 1908
2 leaves
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London; My dear Violet, Nothing pays a "capitalist's" solicitor better than to act for him or her as mortgagee, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 43 Folder 40
Allen, Edward Heron ALS to Violet Hunt
 May 9, 1912
1 leaf + 1 leaf
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London;Dear Vi, The explanation is simple enough, she was irritable, & forgetful but otherwise all right. [Cancelled check by Margaret Hunt included][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 43 Folder 41
Allen, Edward Heron TL[copy] to Ford
 Jan.2, 1914
1 leaf
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London; Sir, Whoever has conveyed to you the impression that you have hurt my feelings has grossly misled you.
Box 43 Folder 42
Allen, Edward Heron TL[copy] Violet Hunt
 Dec.16, 1914
1 leaf
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London;My dear Violet, For the last fortnight I have been the target for a dropping fire of letters, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 43 Folder 43
Allen, Edward Heron ALS Violet Hunt
 [Jul.14, 1922]
1 leaf
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Sussex; Dear Vi - Read - & if you approve, post the enclosed. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 43 Folder 44
Allen, Edward Heron ALS Violet Hunt
 Jul.17, 1922
1 leaf
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Sussex; Dear Vi- All right. I'll wait till you have published.[Violet Hunt papers]
Box 43 Folder 45
Allen, Edward Heron ALS Violet Hunt
 Jul.21, 1922
1 leaf
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Sussex; My dear Vi- "Search the Scriptures!" Haven't you had the Pennell's "Life of Whistler? [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 43 Folder 46
Allen, Edward Heron ALS Violet Hunt
 Aug.4, 1922
1 leaf
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Sussex; Dear V. A new "Light". The Danser Cottages were bought [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 43 Folder 47
Allen, Edward Heron ALS Violet Hunt
 Aug.11, 1922
1 leaf
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Sussex; Dear V- I can't help you here. W.M. Rosetti is responsible [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 43 Folder 48
Allen, Edward Heron ALS Violet Hunt
 Aug.27, 1927
1 leaf
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Sussex; Dear V. The Knapp Cottage is free of tenants from mid September [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 43 Folder 49
Allen, Edward Heron TLS Violet Hunt
 Aug.14, 1930
1 leaf
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[n.p.] My dear Violet/ There is no reason why you should not have the Knapp if you want to [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 43 Folder 50
Allen, Grace TLS to Violet Hunt
 Jul.21, 1927
1 leaf
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London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, Uncounted apologies for my silence! But ever since I met you, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 43 Folder 51
Allen, Horace C. ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jul.10, 1939
4 leaves
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Herts.; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, I expect you will be surprised to hear from us after all this time [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 43 Folder 52
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Janice Biala
 Oct.15, 1936
1 leaf
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London; Dear Madam, Your letter regarding the reproduction of THE GREAT TRADE ROUTE naturally disturbs us.
Box 43 Folder 52.5
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Stella Bowen
 [1937-1947]
18 letters; 20 leaves
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London; [Mainly concerning royalties and translation rights of Ford's works. Almost all signed by Stanley Unwin. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 43 Folder 52.6
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to to Ford
 Dec.17, 1937
2 leaves
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, We understand from Crankshaw that the translation rights in those of your [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 43 Folder 53
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 May 14, 1937
1 leaf
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London; Dear Sir: We have had pleasure in sending, under separate cover, complete page proofs of VIVE LE ROY [Signed W. N. Beard]
Box 43 Folder 54
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to
 Jul.6, 1938
2 leaves
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London; Dear Sir, We have had pleasure in sending the complete proofs of our edition of PROVENCE [Signed W.N. Beard]
Box 43 Folder 55
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Oct.28, 1936
1 leaf
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London; Dear Sir, THE GREAT TRADE ROUTE/ Thank you for the dedication, of which you will see proof [Signed C.A. Furth]
Box 43 Folder 56
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Aug.10, 1938
1 leaf
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London; Dear Sir, Your letter of July 26th has come in during Mr. Unwin's absence on holiday. [Signed C.A. Furth]
Box 43 Folder 57
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Aug.18, 1938
2 leaves + 1 leaf
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London; Dear Sir, This is to acknowledge your letter of August 4th which reaches us while Mr. Unwin is away on holiday. [Signed C.A. Furth] [Second letter of same date acknowledges receipt of PROVENCE proofs]
Box 43 Folder 58
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Jan.12, 1939
1 leaf
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London; Dear Sir, Very many thanks for your letter of January 4th which reaches us [Signed C.A. Furth]
Box 43 Folder 59
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Edward Crankshaw
 Sept.2, 1936
1 leaf
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London; Dear Crankshaw, In reply to your letter of August 28th, we are making the necessary note in our copy [Signed Philip S. Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 60
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Dec.17, 1936
2 leaves
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, We understand from Crakshaw that the translation rights in those of your books with which we are concerned [Signed Philip S. Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 61
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Jan.18, 1937
1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, We have been delighted to see that THE GREAT TRADE ROUTE has been well received [Signed Philip S. Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 62
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Edward Crankshaw
 Sept.7, 1937
1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr. Crankshaw, Thank you for letting me see Mr. Ford's letter to you [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 63
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS toFord
 Sept.22, 1936
2 leaves
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, I was very pleased to receive your letter of the 16th and should be glad [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 64
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Nov.6, 1936
1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, Thank you for your letter of the 3rd. My suggestion was that I should assist you [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 65
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Nov.7, 1936
1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, Herewith the agreement for the HISTORY OF OUR TIME. If it is in order we should be glad [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 66
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Nov.16, 1936
2 leaves
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, Thank you for your letter of the 10th November. I have at once written to Ferris [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 67
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Feb.12, 1937
2 leaves
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, Thank you for your letter of the 25th January. Greenslet's inaction is puzzling and I have [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 68
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Feb.19, 1937
1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, I hope that when it is available you will send us a copy of the American edition of your COLLECTED POEMS [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 69
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS toFord
 Mar.8, 1937
1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, This is just a hasty line to thank you for your letter of the 24th February [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 70
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Apr.6, 1937
2 leaves + 1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, I must apologize that I have been so long in following up my letter of the 12th February [Included is 1 leaf of suggestions for their agreement] [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 71
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 May 10, 1937
1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, Thank you for your letter of the 16th April straightening out the position regarding translation rights [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 72
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 May 13, 1937
1 leaf
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London; Dear Ford, A copy of the Oxford University Press edition of your COLLECTED POEMS has just reached us [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 73
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 May 13, 1937
1 leaf
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London; Dear Ford, Thank you for your letter of the 28th April and the accompanying copy of the book [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 74
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Nov.16, 1937
2 leaves
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, On receipt of your letter of the 5th September I started making inquiries
Box 43 Folder 75
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Nov.30, 1937
1 leaf + 1 leaf + 3 leaves
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, We enclose from time to time in our publications a card asking readers [TL[copy] included as well as Reader response letter on GREAT TRADE ROUTE] [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 76
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Mar.1, 1938
2 leaves
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, Thank you for your letter of the 24th. I am glad to be able to report that MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 77
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Mar.4, 1938
1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, I cannot thank you enough for your splendid preface for Behaine. [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 78
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Mar.4, 1938
1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, In reply to your letter of the 25th February, we have altogether thirty-two drawings for PROVENCE, [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 79
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Mar.12, 1938
1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, I hope you are seeing the reviews of MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD. The sales are not [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 80
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Mar.18, 1938
2 leaves
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, It is not often publishers receive such a charming letter as yours of the 15th [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 81
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Mar.25, 1938
1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, Thank you for your letter of the 20th regarding your HISTORY OF LITERATURE [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 82
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Apr.1, 1938
1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, Greenslet has written me very charmingly about your excellent and very useful introduction [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 83
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 May 4, 1938
1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, I was very pleased to receive your letter of the 16th April and the typescript of Book one [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 84
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 May 27, 1938
1 leaf
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London; Dear Sir, We regret that we are unable to trace the preface to our edition of PROVENCE which you wrote in 1936, [Signed W.N. Beard]
Box 43 Folder 85
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Jun.2, 1938
3 leaves
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, Our reader has now reported upon the instalment of your HISTORY OF LITERATURE and I have myself had an opportunity of looking at it. [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 86
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Jul.29, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, I am delighted to learn from your letter of the 15th that you have completed [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 87
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Oct.6, 1938
2 leaves
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London; Dear Dr. Ford, Thank you for your letter of the 23rd.. We have at once written to Mrs. Bown [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 88
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Oct.25, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Dr. Ford, Thank you so much for your letter of the 12th. The proofs of The MARCH OF LITERATURE [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 89
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Oct.31, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Dr. Ford, The proofs of THE MARCH OF LITERATURE have been carefully studies by two readers [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 89.5
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TL[draft]S to Ford
 Oct.31, 1938
1 leaf
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London; Dear Dr. Ford, The proofs of THE MARCH OF LITERATURE have been carefully studies by two readers [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 90
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Nov.9, 1938
1 leaf
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London; Dear Dr. Ford, Unless you feel very strongly to the contrary, we propose to change the sub-title [Ford's response written on bottom, then crossed out] [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 91
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Nov.25, 1938
2 leaves
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, Yes, it is the proof copy you sent me that has been studied by our readers [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 92
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Dec.9, 1938
1 leaf + 1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, I attach hereto a copy of a most depressing letter which we have just received from the Houghton Mifflin Company [Signed Stanley Unwin] [Houghton Mifflin's letter rejecting Ford as an author, included]
Box 43 Folder 93
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Dec.22, 1938
1 leaf
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London; Dear Mr. Ford, I appreciate your position with the International book and hope that it will be possible to make progress after Christmas. [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 94
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Jan.31, 1939
1 leaf
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London; Dear Ford, I was delighted to receive your letter of the 18th and I am pleased to report [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 95
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Feb.7, 1939
1 leaf + 1 leaf
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London; Dear Dr. Ford, Thank you for your letter of January 25th. The kind of arrangement we should like [Signed Stanley Unwin][Suggested arrangement for LA CONQUETE DE LA VIE included on 1 leaf]
Box 43 Folder 96
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Mar.9, 1939
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Dr. Ford, As you have surmised, your letter of the 16th February was painful reading. [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 97
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Mar.22, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford, We have now had an opportunity of studying the two book mentioned in your letter [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 98
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Mar.23, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford, We have been greatly interested in Miss Eudora Welty's Stories. There is no doubt about her [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 99
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Mar.30, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford, Three people have carefully studies SALUTE THE LADIES by Wanda Tower. The most favourable report was as follows: [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 100
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Apr.5, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Dr. Ford, Thank you for your letter of the 23rd March. You will have since heard that, as the result of inquiries I made, [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 101
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Jun.9, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Dr. Ford, In accordance with your wishes we have once again studied the question of the publication [Signed Stanley Unwin]
Box 43 Folder 102
Allhusen, Dorothy AL[postcard]S to Violet Hunt
 Aug.27, 1910
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Buckinghamsire; Will you be very kind & let me have your contribution to my Guild? [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 43 Folder 103
Allingham, Helen Paterson ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Dec.29, 1886
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Codalming; Dear Mr. Hunt, As you have been so very kind, I venture to send you the enclosed which I sent to Mr. Tripp. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 43 Folder 104
Alston Rivers, Ltd. TLS to Ford Madox Hueffer
 Jun.25, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, Herewith we beg to hand you proofs and script of Chapter 3. galley 13 to 16, of "The Spirit of the People" [Signed E.C.P.]
Box 43 Folder 105
American Committee for German Christian Refugees TLS to Ford
 Feb.23, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: It is needless, I know, to tell you of the tragic plight of the thousands upon thousands of unfortunate refugees [Signed Harry Woodburn Chase]
Box 43 Folder 106
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Feb.14, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Here are the proofs of your article which I think is a delightful essay [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 107
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Apr.5, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I have liked the Conrad piece so much that I am wondering if you would like [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 108
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 May 14, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: My delay in answering your letter has been due to certain confusions in the office [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 109
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Jun.20, 1935
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: The Henry James article is firs-rate. Many thanks. A check for $150 has been sent to Mrs. Ford's account. [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 110
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Aug.31, 1935
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: I have a letter from Ruth Aley in which she says all your future checks are to be delivered to her. [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 111
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Sept.23, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: Thanks for "Stevie", which is another first-rate biography that I am proud to have [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 112
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Oct.8, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: You are now on the free list - commencing with our October issue [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 113
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Oct.24, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: I suggest the following order for the coming articles: H.G. Wells, D.H. Lawrence, Hardy, Meredith and [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 114
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Nov.5, 1935
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: I regret to say that I have returned your W.H. Hudson piece to Mrs. Aley [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 115
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Dec.6, 1935
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: It won't be half as unpleasant for you to receive back the article on Wells [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 116
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Jan.14, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: We mailed the Wells check to Mrs. Aley on January 8; the check before that was sent to her on December 6 -- [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 117
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Mar.13, 1936
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: Both the Wells and Lawrence pieces have arrived, have been read with great pleasure [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 118
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 May 8, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: The Hardy piece has arrived and check has been sent Mrs. Aley [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 119
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 May 27, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: I look forward to Turgenief and Swinburne - but, as I intimated when yo were here, I have my doubts about Dreiser and Pound. [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 120
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Jun.14, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear For: "The Beautiful Genius" is a delightful essay. It is unusually long, however, [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 121
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Jun.22, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: You letter is irresistible - I hereby desist from any argument about orders for articles [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 122
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Jul.15, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: Your letter, as of the Nunnery, afforded the first pleasant breath I have been able to draw [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 123
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Jul.31, 1936
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: Your check, less tax and cable charges, was dispatched via the Guaranty Trust [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 124
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Aug.27, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: The proof from the Dreiser piece has just come from the printer.[Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 125
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Sept.2, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear ford: This came in today. Do you want to answer it? Or shall I print it in the Open Forum with an answer from you? [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 126
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Sept.21, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Ridgefield, Conn.; Thank you for your kind letter and please understand that I am flattered almost to the point of embarrassment[Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 127
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Sept.28, 1936
1 leaf + 1 clipping
Scope and Contents
Ridgefield, Conn.; Thank you for the excellent reply to our correspondent. I will print the two letters in The Open Forum. [Signed Paul Palmer][Clipping from the New Haven, Conn. "Journal-Courier", Sept. 10, 1936].
Box 43 Folder 128
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Oct.21, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Ridgefield, Conn.; Dear Ford: You have accomplished something that no one else has been able to do since I was eleven years old -[Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 129
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Dec.8, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Ridgefield, Conn.; Dear Ford: Thanks for the correct title to your book. We caught the last proofs [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 130
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Jan.11, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Ridgefield, Conn.; Dear Ford: To answer fully the devenu question would require a small volume [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 131
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Jan.13, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Ridgefield, Conn.; Dear Ford: I enclose copy of a sparkling little letter from Mrs.D. H. Lawrence [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 132
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Jul.23, 1937
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Ridgefield, Conn.; Dear Ford: The articles you describe interest me. And I think their point of view would be mine and The Mercury's. [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 133
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Aug.3, 1937
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Ridgefield, Conn.; Dear Ford: Glad to have your letter, and sorry we can't bring you a pheasant. [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 134
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Sept.10, 1937
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: The suggestions you make in your letter are all o.k., as we say in Provence [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 135
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Apr.13, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Ridgefield, Conn.; Dear Ford: I got mixed up on the date of your departure and, it seems, telephoned you [Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 136
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Apr.26, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Ridgefield, Conn.; Dear Ford: What about a literary map of the United Stat4es? You would start, for instance, with a piece about New England.[Signed Paul Palmer]
Box 43 Folder 137
The American Mercury TLS to Ford
 Dec.12, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: In reply to our request for advance sheets on Galsworthy's biography {Signed Virginia Bruce Roper]
Box 43 Folder 138
American Printing House for the Blind TLS to Ford
 Jan.31, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Louisville; Dear Mr. Ford: The American Printing House for the Blind is trying to arrange for the publication in braille [Signed A.C. Ellis]
Box 43 Folder 139
American Writers Congress TLS to Ford
 Apr.19, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: A group of novelists, critics, dramatists, and poets have organized a committee [ Signed Orrick Johns]
Box 44 Folder 1
Anderson, Margaret C. toFord
 [1928-1929?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Chicago?] Dear Ford Madox Ford, Didn't you get our questionnaire and are you going to be so cruel as not to answer?
Box 44 Folder 2
Anderson, Sherwood TLS To Ford
 May 19, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Troutdale, Va.; My dear Ford I have your letter regarding the selection of judges for the Society's Prize
Box 44 Folder 3
Angel, George ALS to Ford
 Mar.9, 1909
1 leaf + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Sir, I beg to enclose copy of verses for your kind consideration. [Enclosed is TM "to Gertrude"; published in the "English Review" in Feb., 1910][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 4
Angeli, Helen Rossetti ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jan.13, 1910
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Elsie, I saw the announcement in yesterday's papers concerning you & Ford,
Box 44 Folder 5
Angeli, Helen Rossetti ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Apr.10, 1911
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Elsie, I was very glad to see your writing this morning but distressed at your news -
Box 44 Folder 6
Angeli, Helen Rossetti ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Apr.19, 1912
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Elsie, I was very anxious to hear how you were going on -
Box 44 Folder 7
Angeli, Helen Rossetti ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Mar.6, 1913
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Elsie, I received your letter this morning & I think in can set yr. mind at rest
Box 44 Folder 8
Angeli, Helen Rossetti ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jul.31, 1935
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Elsie, Please don't think too badly of me for my delay in answering your letter.
Box 44 Folder 9
Angeli, Helen Rossetti ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Aug.7, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Elsie, I have been wanting to write to you ever since I saw the news
Box 44 Folder 10
?, Anna ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Mar.14, 1945
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Essex; My dear Mrs. Hueffer/ It was very nice of you to talk to me. I hope you have got rid of the nasty cough.
Box 44 Folder 11
Ana, Daniel ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Mrs. Hunt, How do you do in this foul weather? [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 12
Antheil, George ALS to Ford
 [n.d.]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Italy; Dear Mr. Ford, This is just to tell you that I am coming to New York upon March 3d,
Box 44 Folder 13
Antheil, George TLS to Ford
 [193-?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Mr. Ford, These vaccines against colds, coming, as they do, immediately after a terrible cold
Box 44 Folder 14
Aria, Mrs. E. Davis ALS
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear- This was the letter our feckless founder refused to place before the committee. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 15
Aris, Mrs. E. Davis TLS to Sappho (Mrs. Dawson) Scott
 Dec.9, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Dawson-Scott, Such silly rumours are flying about to explain my so-sudden departure [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 16
Arne, Thomas Augustine TM Where the Bee Sucks
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Musical composition. Words by Shakespeare.
Box 44 Folder 17
Arnold, T. ALS to William Greenwell
 Jul.14, 1880
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London, Dear Canon Greenwell/ When I had the pleasure of seeing you in May, you said that you believed permission would be given [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 18
Art Photo Service TLS to Ford
 Nov.5, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, We have been requested to supply for reproduction in newspapers in our regular service
Box 44 Folder 19
Ashburton ALS to Mr. Sterling
 Mar.14, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Mr. Stirling, Would it be possible to persuade you to pay us a visit on Saturday next? [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 20
Ashe, Nathan TLS to Ford
 Dec.14, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dallas; Dear Ford, Jeune écrivain américan desesperé se sentant perdu parmi les couwboys sauvages du far-ouest
Box 44 Folder 21
Askwith, George Ranken, Baron ALS to Violet Hunt
 Dec.7, 1907
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Hunt Many thanks for your notelet. I shall be very pleased to come on Monday: [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 22
Askwith, George Ranken, Baron ALS to Violet Hunt
 Feb.8, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dear Mrs. Hueffer, Re. Royal Society of Arts I am not sure how it would suit you. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 23
Askwith, George Ranken, Baron ALS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.3, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Oh, how naughty you have been - I went to the P.E.N. dinner last night on purpose to see you [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 24
Athenaeum Office ALS to Ford
 Oct.3, 1901
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Sir, I am much pleased with your poem "To Christina" & propose to publish it.
Box 44 Folder 25
Athill, Diana Printed "Jean Rhys and the Writing of 'Wide Sargasso Sea'"
 [1966]
3 leaves + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
2 copies of a review from "The Bookseller,'", August 20, 1966 plus advertisement for the book.
Box 44 Folder 26
Athill, Diana TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Mar.28, 1966
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Professor Mizener, I have just been visiting Jean Rhys in order to help her assemble the typescript of her new novel, WIDE SARGOSSO SEA,
Box 44 Folder 27
Athill, Diana TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.18, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Professor Mizener, Thank you very much for your helpful letter about Jean Rhys.
Box 44 Folder 28
Atlantic Monthly TLS to Ford
 Feb.12, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Mr. Ford:-- I have not forgotten the delightful flavor of your Atlantic paper on Galsworthy, [Signed Ellery Sedgewick]
Box 44 Folder 29
Auden, Wystan Hugh ALS to Ford
 [1939?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, It was an honour and a delight to get a letter from you.
Box 44 Folder 30
Aunti Annie ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 May 19, 1883
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Italy] My dear lettle Elsie/ I am so sorry your poor little leg is still giving you pain.
Box 44 Folder 30.5
Authors' Club TLS to Ford
 Jun.30, 1919
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford, I thank you for your letter of the 2yth inst. enclosing a cheque for 1 [pound] for postages.[Signed Algernon rose] [ Julian Loewe papers]
Box 44 Folder 31
B., B. ALS to Gerald W. Henderson
 Oct.7, 1925
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Port Elizabeth, South Africa; Dear old Merydyth, It was very sweet & thoughtful of you to post Pat & me letters of welcome [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 32
B., B. ALS to Gerald W. Henderson
 Oct.21, 1925
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Johannesburg, South Africa; My dear old Merydyth, So very many thanks for your two very nice and most interesting letters [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 33
Baker, Carlos ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Sept.1, 1967
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Princeton] Dear Arthur: Here's an item that should be of use to you in the Ford biography.
Box 44 Folder 34
Baker, Carlos TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Sept.6, 1967
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Princeton; Dear Arthur: Glad Dr. H's ltr is going to be of some use. The entertaining was done at the Hemingway place at Oak Park
Box 44 Folder 35
Balfour, Arthur James ALS to Violet Hunt
 May 2, 1913
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear V. Hueffer, One line to thank you for the kind present of your book. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 36
Barber, O. C. ALS to Arthur Mackenzie
 Jan.9, 1894
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Receipt for room rent, signed as received by Mackenzie] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 37
Baring, Charles Thomas envelope to William Sidney Gibson
 Jul.26, 1862
1 envelope
Scope and Contents
[Baring to Gibson envelope] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 38
Barlow, Dudley ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent, England; My dear Violet/ Dare I join myself with the artists for permenant - still - Before wife went off, yesterday [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 39
Barlow, Dudley ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; Dear Violet/ Getting nervous now, the old gentleman asking me who has the cabin [?] to a cottage & my mail. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 40
Barlow, Dudley AL[fragment]S to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; I thought 100 - 1 against - two men & one woman you know is all right - Two women & one man is not somehow the same [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 41
Barlow, Dudley ALS to Violet Hunt
 Oct.5, 1932
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Kent] To my dear Violet/ A thousand congratulations that your new child - and you have no age limit, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 42
Barlow, Dudley AL[fragment]S to Violet Hunt
 Oct.6, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Kent] Yes, and that sweet girl, how will I number her, & her creation, a mystery - the mystery of life, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 43
Barnard, Mary ALS to Ford
 Feb.11, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, Ezra Pound assures me I need no other introduction to you if I say he "sent" me to see you.
Box 44 Folder 44
Barnes, Djuna ALS to Ford
 [1928?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Ford M. Ford: I'm sailing tonight - but I have called Liveright asking him to mail you a copy of my book
Box 44 Folder 45
Barney, Natalie AL[postcard]S to Ford
 Apr.25, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Ford Madox Ford, I've returned from [our?] charming place
Box 44 Folder 46
Barry, Iris ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Dec.21, 1966
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Var; Dear Mr. Mizener, Indeed I wish I could be of more help about old Ford, but the time I knew him was only (roughly) 1916, 1917, 1918
Box 44 Folder 47
Barry, Iris ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jan.31, 1967
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Var; Dear Arthur Mizener:Indeed I had long suspected that recollections were immensely unreliable & now you prove that indeed my own are so.
Box 44 Folder 48
Bartlett, Paul TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.28, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Santa Barbara; Dear Mr. Mizener: I enclose a letter from Mrs. hirth, librarian at the University of Texas.
Box 44 Folder 49
Bartlett, Paul TLS to Arthur Mizener
 May 10, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Santa Barbara; Dear Mr. Mizener: I appreciate your letter very much. I will try to be helpful. I sold the Ford letters to Princeton,
Box 44 Folder 50
Bartlett, Paul Printed "Letters of Ford Madox Ford" Review
 [1941]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Review of "Letters ..." from "The Saturday Review of Literature", August 2, 1941.]
Box 44 Folder 51
Barton, Bernard ALS to Miss C. Action
 Jul.25, 1826
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Suffolk] My dear friend/ I would gladly have written before if I could have convinced myself that I had the component parts of a letter [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 52
Barwell, Richard ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Apr.27, 1872
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Sir/ My brother wishes me to write for him thanking you so much for your kind expression of sympathy, [Veros AL[notes] by Margaret Raine (Mrs. Alfred) Hunt on Corsica.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 53
Bax, Clifford ALS to Violet Hunt
 Apr.5, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Violet, Your charming letter has made a happy day even happier for me. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 54
Beaman, Ardern George ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jul.8, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Bulgaria; Dear Miss Hunt, Yr. last letter was quite delightful. I shall seal yr. phrase of the cat walking [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 55
Beaman, Ardern George ALS to Violet Hunt
 Dec.19, n.y.
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Miss Hunt, I commenced a letter to you the other day but being interrupted stowed it away somewhere & cannot discover it again.[Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 56
Beaman, Ardern George AMS "Russian Easter"
 [1893?]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
St. Petersburg; There is nothing which delights the Muscovite soul like a Prazdnik or Feast-day. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 57
Beaman, Ardern George ALS to Violet Hunt
 Oct.14, [1893?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
St. Petersburg; Dear Miss Hunt, I am always living in hopes of coming home some day buit see no immediate prospect of it. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 58
Beaman, Ardern George ALS to Violet Hunt
 Nov.31, 1893
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
St. Petersburg; Dear Miss Hunt/ Your letters certainly are not as frequent as I cd. wish but the quality goes some way towards compensation for lack of quantity [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 59
Beauclerk, William ALS to Violet Hunt
 Feb.12, 1822
1 envelope
Scope and Contents
Envelope to Hunt [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 60
Beaumont, Comyns T[printed]M "A Rebel in Fleet Street"
 [1944]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Printed facsimile of Chapter VIII
Box 44 Folder 60.5
Beerbohm, Max AL[copy]S to Ford
 [n.d.]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mr. Hueffer/ There is Greeba's Lord -- mantled in his mane -- [enclosed is caricature of Sir Hall Caine] [Gift of Arthur and Rosemary Mizener]
Box 44 Folder 61
Beerbohm, Max ALS to Violet Hunt
 [1910?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Hampshire; Dear Miss Hunt/ I shall be very much delighted to lunch with you on December 1st-
Box 44 Folder 62
Béhaine, René ALS to Janice Biala
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Antibes] Chere Madam/ Nous sommes inquiets -- est-ce que Ford Madox Ford est malade?desespoir
Box 44 Folder 63
Béhaine, René ALS to Ford
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Antibes; Cher monsieur/ Quelle bonne nouvelle! certainnement, et avec un tres grand plaisir
Box 44 Folder 64
Béhaine, René ALS to Ford
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Votre lettre annoncée pár votre depèche doit être chaz moi
Box 44 Folder 65
Béhaine, René ALS to Ford
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Antibes] Cher Monsieur/ Je n'ai reçu ni votre lettre ni le livre que vous m'avez si aimablement envoyé
Box 44 Folder 66
Béhaine, René ALS to Ford
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Antibes] Nous vous attendons samedi vers 7 hr, [?] de vous offrir une chambre
Box 44 Folder 67
Béhaine, René ALS to Ford
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Antibes] Bien cher monsieur et ami/ Il est récuperant de trouver l'appui d'un grand et [?] esprit
Box 44 Folder 68
Béhaine, René ALS to Ford
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Antibes] Cher monsieur et ami/ [?] allez receivi d'ici quinze jours, [?] le livre broché,
Box 44 Folder 69
Béhaine, René ALS to Ford
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Cher monsieur/ Me [?] l'honneur de me dire par telephone chez Grasset quel jour de la semaine
Box 44 Folder 70
Béhaine, René ALS to Ford
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Cher nosieur et ami/ Excusez-moi d'avoir tardé à vous répondre[?] étè malade, j'ai étè souffrant et tres fatique
Box 44 Folder 71
Béhaine, René ALS to Ford
 [193-?}
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Cher monsieur/ Je suis [?] de m'être laissé devancer par votre si aimable mot
Box 44 Folder 72
Béhaine, René ALS to Ford
 [193-?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Antibes; cher monsieur/ Au début de cette année, je tiens à vous remercier de votre si cordial accueil
Box 44 Folder 73
Béhaine, René ALS to Ford
 [193-?]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Antibes; Cher Monsieur/ M. Kühlmann, revenant de voyage, trouve votre telegramme qu'il me fait parvencir,
Box 44 Folder 74
Béhaine, René ALS to Ford
 [1933-?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Antibes; Chere ami/ J'ai toujours cru que vous alliez arriver à Toulon et que je pourrais
Box 44 Folder 75
Béhaine, René ALS to Ford
 [193-?]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Mon bien cher ameri/ J'ai passé cette après-midi de Vendredi à écouter la lecture de l'admirable préface
Box 44 Folder 76
Béhaine, René ALS to Ford
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Cher mítre et ami/ Moi aussi, j'ai été et suis encore malade, bruediete, et muscle déplacé
Box 44 Folder 77
Béhaine, René ALS to Ford
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Cher ami/ J'apprends par Crankshaw que vous avez dans les mains sa traduction
Box 44 Folder 78
Béhaine, René ALS to Ford
 Jul.1, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Antibes; Cher ami/ Après tant d'évenéments suis vier de nouveau se croient, et, à chaque curieusement
Box 44 Folder 79
Béhaine, René ALS to Janice Biala
 [Jul, 1939?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Antibes; Chère Madame/ J'apprends cette nouvelle affreuse et incroyable et je partage votre désespoir
Box 44 Folder 80
Belloc, Helaire TM "The Source of Information
 [n.d.]
22 leaves + 17 leaves
Scope and Contents
The Source of Information by H. Belloc appeared in English Review (the 1st number) A portion of article was blocked out by the censor ... There are 2 copies.
Box 44 Folder 81
Bennett, Mrs. envelope
 May 21, 1862
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Envelope addressed to Mrs. Bennett; no return address]
Box 44 Folder 82
Bennett, Arnold ALS to Ford
 [after 1896]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My Dear Hueffer. I think it would be best for the photographer to do the picture at your place.
Box 44 Folder 83
Bennett, Arnold ALS to Ford
 Nov.7, 1896
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Sir-I am much obliged for your note.
Box 44 Folder 84
Bennett, Arnold TLS to Violet Hunt
 Jan.7, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Switzerland; My dear lady. Well, this enthusiasm and ardour of yours for "The Old Wives Tale" is highly creditable to both of us.
Box 44 Folder 85
Bennett, Arnold AL[copy] to Ford
 Mar.26, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Putney; The fact is, my dear Hueffer, that I should like to come and see you, and have a chat [Transcription of ms. in Library of the University of Texas]
Box 44 Folder 86
Bennett, Arnold ALS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.29, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Lady. Many thanks. It is distressing that we are already took for Monday night. [Violet Hunt's copy.]
Box 44 Folder 87
Bennett, Arnold ALS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.31, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Just come in. I wrote to F.M.H. [Ford] this morning that our first free moment is Wednesday night, [Violet Hunt's copy]
Box 44 Folder 88
Bennett, Arnold ALS to Violet Hunt
 Apr.23, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London My dear lady. Mill remerciments. We cannot, unfortunately, accept night engagements. [ Violet Hunt's copy]
Box 44 Folder 89
Bennett, Arnold ALS to Violet Hunt
 Apr.27, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Thank you. Blague a poart, it really is difficult to get seats, especially as this is a jubilee production. [Violet Hunt's copy]
Box 44 Folder 90
Bennett, Arnold ALS to Violet Hunt
 Dec.29, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear lady. I reply to your letter as Marguerite is still so neuralgic after influenza that she can't [Violet Hunt's copy]
Box 44 Folder 91
Bennett, Arnold ALS to Violet Hunt
 Sept.24, 1925
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Violet, Many thanks for "More Tales of the Uneasy," which I am soon going to read. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 92
Bennett, Arnold ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jun.24, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Violet, I am glad to have your letter. This is just to acknowledge it. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 92.5
Bennett, William Gilchrist TLS to Stella Bowen
 Oct.31, 1945
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Stella, On the 28th of last moth operations commenced with the Record Keeper [With TL[copy] to Bennett from DH [David Higham], July 25, 1945] [ Julian Loewe papers]
Box 44 Folder 93
Benson, Constance ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Sept.5 [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Brighton; My dear Mrs. Hunt, Now you are less anxious I must write a few lines to congratulate you [Verso contains ALS Margaret to Violet] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 94
Benson, Godfrey Rathbone ALS to Violet Hunt
 [1890?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Madrid; Dear Violet, I have taken the rather odd step of coming to Spain to learn French. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 95
Benson, Venice Hunt AL[fragment]S to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
... His wife is an invalid but her sister gave us some vittle & was most affable. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 96
Besnon, Venice Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Violet, Its been a very dull Sunday. Raffal, who wants you & I to go to theatre on Friday or Sat. to see Herman [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 97
Benson, Venice Hunt AL[fragment]S to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Southampton] Dear Violet- I've just been to see Flossie. She came here yesterday when we were at Milton's Green [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 98
Benson, Venice Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cologne; Dear Violet/ You seem to be getting on very finely without your mare. We have just got here [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 99
Benson, Venice Hunt TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Sept.16, 1904
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Southampton; Dear V, I don't know if anyone has put you up to recent events, Rosamont and Lanz and I left Aldeburgh on Sept: 1st [Carbon copy included] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 100
Benson, Venice Hunt TL[fragment,copy]S to Violet Hunt
 Jan.27, [1907]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dear V. I have been hanging on waiting for Willie's plans to take shape. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 101
Benson, Venice Hunt TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Aug.7, 1907
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dear V. Really, S. is too abjectly silly, and how mean! but I think you rather weakly let yourself in for paying [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 102
Benson, Venice Hunt TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 [Aug., 1908]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dear V. I am at last re-united to my cheque book, and I will send you my debt if you [2 copies] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 103
Benson, Venice Hunt TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Aug.30, [1908]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dear V.I was vastly obliged ans entertained by your letter, and meant to have said so at once [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 104
Benson, Venice Hunt TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Oct.16, [1908]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dear V. Have you sold that black retriever coat with the polar bear collar? If not, how much? [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 105
Benson, Venice Hunt TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Nov.16, 1909
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dear V. I have sent your letter to Lady St. Davids at Lydstep Haven, Penally, Pembrokeshire; [2 copies] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 106
Berg, Annie ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Aug.5, 1905
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Dearest Mrs. Hueffer/ Mr. Hueffer. Mr. Edward Garnett and Xstina are gone to the Pent today.
Box 44 Folder 107
Berg, Annie AL[postcard]S to Christina Hueffer
 Jul.3, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Portsmouth?] Dear Christina/ If I remember right it is your birthday tomorrow and am sending my best love and wishes.
Box 44 Folder 108
Berry, Oscar & Co. TLS to Ford
 Dec.28, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, Your letter of the 23rd inst., came to hand after I had left for the Xmas vacation. [Signed Oscar Berry] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 109
Berry, Oscar & Co. TLS to Ford
 Dec.31, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, I am in receipt of your letter of yesterdays date enclosing one received by you from Mr. A. Marwood. [Signed Oscar Berry] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 44 Folder 110
Berthelot, Philippe ALS to Ford
 Jan.24, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Monsieur/ Je connais parfaitement votre très intéressants publications et j'apprécie tout la valeur
Box 44 Folder 111
Bertolazzi, F. (Hotel Regina d'Ungheria) AL[postcard]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jun.5, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Verona; Signora Hueffer/ Riscontriamo sua gradita ci displace assai ma nella sua camera No. 23
Box 44 Folder 112
Bertram, Anthony TLS to Ford
 [1933+?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pulborough;Dear Ford, Thank you for your letter & the encouraging remarks you make about my books
Box 44 Folder 113
Bertram, Anthony TLS to Ford
 Oct.8, `935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pulborough; Dear Ford, Not at all. It is me who must thank you for sailing under such good colors.
Box 44 Folder 114
Bertram, Anthony TLS to Ford
 Oct.22, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pulborough; Dear Ford,You know that I need not say how much I appreciate your letter. It has really been a culminating encouragement
Box 44 Folder 115
Bertram, Anthony TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Nov.13, 1965
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pulborough; Dear Mr. Mizener, I can't imagine why Teddy Crankshaw gave you my address in Kent
Box 44 Folder 116
Bertram, Anthony TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.16, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pulborough; Dear Mizener, I am ashamed at your letter being dated 15 March. There's been a conspiracy
Box 44 Folder 117
Bertram, Anthony AL[draft] to Edward A. Quiglay
 [Apr.8, 1972]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dear Mr. Quiglay, I have your letter of April the first about Ford's "Bosphorus". You speak of my having corrected typescript.
Janice Biala
Box 45 Folder 1
Biala, Janice ADS Listing of the contents of her collection of the papers of Ford Madox Ford, now at Cornell
 [196-?]
ca.100 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Mss in possession of Janice Biala
Box 45 Folder 2
Biala, Janice Printed Proofs of "Great Trade Route"
 [1937?]
15 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?] [Proofs partially trimmed and partially in galleys]
Box 45 Folder 3
Biala, Janice Printed "Paintings of Provence by Biala"
 [1935]
1 leaf + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Original pamphlet + copies of recto and verso of same]
Box 45 Folder 4-31
Biala, Janice M Original pen and ink drawings printed in "Provence"
 [1934-1935]
29 folders
Scope and Contents
[29 leaves of drawings for "Provence"]
Box 45 Folder 32-46
Biala, Janice M Original pen and ink drawings printed in "Great Trade Route"
 [1936-1937]
17 folders
Scope and Contents
[17 leaves of drawings for "Great Trade Route"]
Box 45 Folder 47
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Allen & Unwin
 [1936?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Sirs, Your CAS/ KGB of the 15th inst/ Of the enclosed drawings I must really ask you to reduce those marked A., C., D., and E.,
Box 45 Folder 48
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Allen & Unwin
 Mar.23, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Sirs: This letter is to inform you that I cede to you the American rights -
Box 45 Folder 48.5
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Mrs. Anthony Bertram
 Aug.19, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Dear Mrs. Bertram, Couldn't you spend a few days with us in New York, instead?
Box 45 Folder 49
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Aug.4, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Stella, The position is this: Ford is at present trying to place the book he is now writing,
Box 45 Folder 50
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Sept.6, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Stella, I have written to Lippincotts to send two copies of the novel to Curtis Brown
Box 45 Folder 51
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Sept.28, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Stella, That seems to be all right. The person Herbert Gorman particularly recommends
Box 45 Folder 52
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Apr.24, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Stella, Ford is telling Lippincotts to send a copy of "Provence" to you
Box 45 Folder 53
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 May 7, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris? New York?] Dear Stella, The clause ref. serials in the deed is only intended to cover the rare cases
Box 45 Folder 54
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 May 24, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Stella, I am sending you herewith Ford's article on Turgenev. It's really splendid.
Box 45 Folder 55
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Jun.6, 1935
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Stella, BOOKS Ford has just concluded an agreement with the Oxford University Press
Box 45 Folder 56
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Aug.31, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Stella, About Julie: as far as I know she has been with the Marcoussis since the 18th or 19th
Box 45 Folder 57
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Oct.23, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Stella, The answers are as follows in the order as you ask the questions
Box 45 Folder 58
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Oct.27, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Stella, I am afraid there is not the slightest chance of Ford's being able to write a story
Box 45 Folder 59
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Dec.10, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Stella, You can do what you like about placing "Provence". All that Ford asks is that the publisher should be reputable
Box 45 Folder 69.5
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Jan.20, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Stella: I forwarded you yesterday the typescript of Ford's novel VIVE LE ROY
Box 45 Folder 60
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Jan.20, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Stella: I forwarded you yesterday the typescript of Ford's novel VIVE LE ROY [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 61
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Easter, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris]Dear Stella, Ford has now finished his book. Will you please return the chapter you have
Box 45 Folder 62
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Jun.24, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Stella, We are still here and shall be until the 4th July. Our plans are pretty well maturing
Box 45 Folder 62.5
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Oct.20, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Stella, The change in the order of the books is just a friendly agreement [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Feb.16, [1938]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet?] Dear Stella, Ford has been forced by our very severe necessities to try to mortgage his Mr. Croyd novel,
Box 45 Folder 63.1
Biala, Janice TLS to Stella Bowen
 Jul.10, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Stella, Thank you so much for your letter. Believe me, I do know that Ford was "your man" too. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.11
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 13, 1940
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Stella, I sent off the books of articles to Unwin's last week. Will you arrange for terms [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.12
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 Jun.29, 1940
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Stella, I am so relieved to have heard from you. From here everything looks so terrifying [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.13
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.21, 1941
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Stella, I can't tell you how glad I am to have heard from you both. I have been trying to write you for ages [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.14
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 Jan.2, 1945
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Stella, Thank you for your very nice letter - and I'm glad mine of the 15th Sept. at last caught up with you. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.15
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 Mar.18, 1945
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York]; Dear Stella, In a letter I received this morning from Douglas Goldring he says [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.16
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 Jun.10, 1945
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Stella/ Thank you very much for the cable which came 3 days ago & your letter before that, [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.17
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 Sept.15-17, 1945
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Stella/ Thanks for yours of the 30th. I had myself come to the same conclusion about Goldring's book [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.18
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.27, 1945
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Stella/ I am enclosing copies of two letters sent to Unwin & one from them to me [no enclosures with this] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.19
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 Dec.27, 1945
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Stella, I asked Katherine Lamb about Violet Hunt's executor (on my own acct, without mentioning you) [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.20
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 Feb.7, 1946
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Stella, I am absolutely delighted by the news ref. The 5th Queen and awed by the amount of the advance. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.21
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 Apr.15, 1946
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Stella, I received your second note ref. the bibliography after I had already written the enclosed letter, [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.22
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 15, 1946
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Stella/ It's alr3eight - I'm too cynical to think we're all about to get rich [Written on verso of AL[fragment], [n.d.] that Bowen wrote to Biala] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.23
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 Jun.7, 1946
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Stella/ Another little headache, which perhaps you can solve. New Directions, which is a small non commercial publishing house [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.24
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 Jun.21, 1946
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Stella/ Yours of the 14th has just come. I am very anxious to hear if your agents would take over the books here. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.25
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 Jul.10, 1946
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Peconic, L.I.; Dear Stella/ I will do as Mr. Higham suggests, as soon as I get back to New York [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.26
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 Aug.11, 1946
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Peconic, L.I.; Dear Stella/ I am very concerned to hear that your blood pressure has shot up [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.27
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.22, 1946
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York?] Dear Stella/ Please don't waste your strength just to write in order to thank me for a parcel. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.28
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 Mar.17, 1947
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] My dearest dearest Stella/ I am at once more overcome with grief and emotion at your letter [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.29
Biala, Janice ALS to Stella Bowen
 May 17, 1947
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?] My dear dear Stella/ Your letter is full of interesting news and gave me much pleasure. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 63.5
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Stella Bowen
 Jun.26, 1947
2 leaves + 2 envelopes + clipping + copy
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest Stella/ Thank you for the list of books & the informations[With 2 envelopes to "Mrs. Roland Loewe" from Biala and clipping from"The New Statesman and Nation", April 20, 1946 plus copy of same] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 45 Folder 64
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Miriam Brokaw
 Feb.4, 1964
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Miss Brockaw [sic]/ In looking through David Harvey's bibliography of Ford [Facsimile]
Box 45 Folder 65
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to George T. Bye
 Jul.5, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Clarksville, Tenn.] Dear Mr. Bye/ I am in receipt of the drawings for the Boston article. I cannot understand why they kept them so long
Box 45 Folder 66
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Henry S. Canby
 Jan.2, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sir/ I am returning herewith your checque to Mr. Ford as to which I am sure there must be a mistake.
Box 45 Folder 67
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to George Davis
 Jun.21, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Clarksvill, Tenn.; Dear George/ In a week or so we are going to New Orleans to do its portrait
Box 45 Folder 68
Biala, Janice ALS to Edward and Natalie Davison
 Aug.18, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Chers amis/ We had a pleasant journey & arrived in not too bad a state to very pleasant cool weather.
Box 45 Folder 69
Biala, Janice ALS to Edward and Natalie Davison
 Oct.20, 1937
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Olivet; Chers amis/ Delighted we were to get your letter and I hope it's a lesson to Ford who's been on the verge of writing to you
Box 45 Folder 70
Biala, Janice ALS to Edward and Natalie Davison
 [1947]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] What are the chances of your being in New York during the time the exhibition? [Written on leaflet of "Recent Paintings by Janice Biala"]
Box 45 Folder 71
Biala, Janice ALS to Natalie Davison
 Jan.19 1949
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Natalie/ Thanks for the Zmas card & the note. We were no end glad to hear from you
Box 45 Folder 72
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Theodore Dreiser
 [Feb. 1937?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Mr. Dreiser, Your letter has only just come - Saturday, 5 p.m. I enclose the envelope.
Box 45 Folder 73
Biala, Janice ALS to Caroline Gordon
 Jan.13, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Leesburg; Dear Carolyn: Thanks for your good long letter Tore your check up, and am sending $20.00 -
Box 45 Folder 74
Biala, Janice TL[draft?] to Ferris Greenslet
 Jun.24, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Clarksville, Tenn.; Dear Mr. Greenslet:: I am sending you herewith one of the PORTRAITS OF CITIES. It is of Nashville
Box 45 Folder 75
Biala, Janice ALS to David Harvey
 Mar.17, 1961
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Mr. Harvey: I am glad to hear from you again. Something certainly went wrong around Christmas
Box 45 Folder 76
Biala, Janice ALS to David Harvey
 May 28, 1961
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Mr. Harvey: I haven't written because as you know by now I am a terrible correspondent
Box 45 Folder 77
Biala, Janice ALS to David Harvey
 Jun.26, 1961
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Harvey: Just a line to say that contrary to expectations we are leaving Paris on the 1st
Box 45 Folder 78
Biala, Janice ALS to David Harvey
 Dec.4, 1961
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Harvey; I am glad to hear your news and glad to hear you and your wife are both well
Box 45 Folder 79
Biala, Janice ALS to David Harvey
 Jan.5, 1962
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Mr. Harvey: You win. You have my permission to see anything that is visible.
Box 45 Folder 80
Biala, Janice ALS to David Harvey
 Feb.16, 1962
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Mr. Harvey: I had a letter from Mr. Foster of the Minnesota Review yesterday telling me that you refused him the information
Box 45 Folder 81
Biala, Janice ALS to David Harvey
 Mar.4, 1962
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Mr. Harvey: I think you will have to blame me rather than Mr. Foster, after all.
Box 45 Folder 82
Biala, Janice ALS to David Harvey
 May 27, 1962
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Mr. Harvey: That is very good news indeed. Congratulations I don't eat my words though
Box 45 Folder 83
Biala, Janice ALS to David Harvey
 Mar.18, 1963
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris?] Dear David/ Thanks a 1000 times for the bibliography & the very kind dedication
Box 45 Folder 83.1
Biala, Janice ALS to David Harvey
 Apr.22, 1963
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Mes chers amis/ Congratulations, felicitations and a happy future for Christopher
Box 45 Folder 83.2
Biala, Janice ALS to David Harvey
 Oct.15, 1963
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Peapack, Dear David/ I have been going through Ford's letters & every now and then I check your bibliography
Box 45 Folder 83.3
Biala, Janice AL[copy]S to David Harvey
 Oct.15, 1963
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Peapack, Dear David/ I have been going through Ford's letters & every now and then I check your bibliography
Box 45 Folder 84
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Willianm Heinemann Ltd.
 Aug.8, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs: Yours of the 14th June ref. my payment for the cover of IT WAS THE NIGHTINGALE
Box 45 Folder 85
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to William Heinemann Ltd.
 Sept.6, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sir: The amount you pay is of relatively little importance and I am prepared to accept six guineas
Box 46 Folder 1-3
Biala, Janice ALS to David Harvey
 1963
3 folders
Scope and Contents
[Originally misfiled; now in Box 45, folder 83.1-83.3]
Box 46 Folder 4
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Oct, 31, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon] Dear Mr. Jefferson Jones: Thank you for your letter of the 28th of September. IT WAS THE NIGHTINGALE has just arrived
Box 46 Folder 5
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to J. Jefferson Jones
 Sept.4, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Mr. Jones: I add these notes to Ford's letter with reference to the drawings.
Box 46 Folder 5.5
Biala, Janice ALS to David Kaser
 Apr.17, 1973
2 leaves + 1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Kaser, I have now gone through the itemized list you were good enough to send me.
Box 46 Folder 5.51
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Jun.27, 1939]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Deauville] Julie dear/ I hardly know what to tell you. He got worse after you left [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.52
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Oct.1-4, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Julie dear/ I was so glad to get your letter, which arrived yesterday [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.53
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Nov.1, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Julie/ I am sailing from Bordeaux on November 6 or 7. I have been hanging around in Paris [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.54
Biala, Janice TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Dec.15, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Darling/ I am so glad to have your letter. I've been meaning to write to you for ages. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.55
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Dec.8, 1941
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Julie dear/ I seem to have the strongest urge to write you whenever a war is declared! [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.56
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Jan.14, 1942
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dearest Julie/ Your letter just came and I am more glad than I can tell you [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.57
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe and Roland Loewe
 Feb.25, 1946
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest Julie/ Your last letter was a shock from which I am just beginning to emerge. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.58
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Jun.3, 1946
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Roland and Julie/ Your telegram came while we were away for the week-end [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.59
Biala, Janice TLS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Aug.31, 1946
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Darling/ I had meant to swrite [sic] to you a long letter going into great detail in answer to your, [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.6
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Feb.13, 1947
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Darling/ I was quite upset by the news you gave of Stella's health - [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.61
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Mar.5, 1947
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dearest Julie/ My lawyer tells me that it would be a very good thing if Stella could write a letter [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.62
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 May 13, 1947
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Darling/ How are things going? I have been too fearful to write for fear of the answer [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.63
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Jun.17, 1947
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Darling/ I am sending off to-day a basic layette, as recommended by a city maternity center here [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.64
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Jul.31, 1947
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Darling/ I was enormously cheered up by you last letter & delighted with the photograph [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.65
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Sept.8, 1947
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dearest Julie/ This is just a rush not to say thanks for your letter - [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.66
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Oct.14, 1947
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Darling/ So happy to have heard from you & Julian, & that you are both bearing up [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.67
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Nov.10, 1947
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Darling/ I forgot to give you the enclosed , & badly worded as it is, it ought to fill the bill. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.68
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Jan.30, 1948
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Darling/ We found your nice long letter on our arrival from Italy & I was very glad [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.69
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Apr.1, 1948
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Darling/ Thanks for the letter & the snapshots, I'd just begun to think you were a highly unnatural parent [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.7
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Dec.12, 1951
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My chickens/ How glad I am to be addressing this letter to California rather than to Australia![Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.71
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Mar.29, 1952
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Paris] My dear/ I got your last letter this morning which spurs me on in my daily intentions [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.72
Biala, Janice ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Mar.8, 1957
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dearest Julie; Here at long last is your share of the re-print Good Soldier money - [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 5.73
Biala, Janice ALS to Roland Loewe
 Nov.23, 1957
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
St. John, N.B.; Dear Roland, What has become of you? Since your similar query about a year ago I have written [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 46 Folder 6
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to Ray Long
 May 21, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Mr. Long, I am sending you herewith under another cover the typescript of THE RASH ACT
Box 46 Folder 6.4
Biala, Janice ALS to Robert Maconley
 Apr.23, 1952
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Mr.Maconley/ I am delighted to hear that you may be coming over this summer
Box 46 Folder 6.5
Biala, Janice ALS to Robert Maconley
 Nov.17, 1964
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Robie/ Thank you a thousand times for your defense of Ford
Box 46 Folder 6.6
Biala, Janice ALS to Robert Maconley
 Aug.9, 1965
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Robie/ I am delighted that you accept. It takes a load off my mind to know [Includes account of how the Ford Collection at Cornell came to be.]
Box 46 Folder 6.7
Biala, Janice ALS to Robert Maconley
 Apr.7, 1980
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Robie/ Alain & I were very happy to see you again after so many years
Box 46 Folder 6.8
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Dec.3, 1962
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Mr. Mizener/ It was very kind of you to suggest it - but of course I don't need any letters of recommendation. [Gift of Arthur and Rosemary Mizener]
Box 46 Folder 6.9
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Dec.29, 1962
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Mr. Mizener/ I will be delight to have lunch with you and Mrs. Mizener [Gift of Arthur and Rosemary Mizener]
Box 46 Folder 7
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jan.30, 1963
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ What a powerful man you are! You not only have a publisher for Ford in your pocket - and a very sympathetic one, too
Box 46 Folder 8
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Mar.5, 1963
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ I am having a little correspondence with Graham Greene apropos his dropping the Last Post
Box 46 Folder 9
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Mar.11, 1963
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/I am afraid I've lost the argument with Graham Greene. It was already too late
Box 46 Folder 10
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 May 5, 1963
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur, Dear Rosemarie/ The little map was perfect. We had an easy trip home [With ALS from Janice Biala at end]
Box 46 Folder 11
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 May 24, 1963
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ I am enclosing the copy of a letter I am sending to Ford's daughter Julie for your information.
Box 46 Folder 12
Biala, Janice TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jun.1, 1963
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ Thanks for your prompt letter to Julie. I am sending you a list of what she has, that she sent me
Box 46 Folder 13
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jun.24, 1963
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ Just a word to say thanks for your last 2 or 3 letters with the information they contained
Box 46 Folder 14
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Sept.15, 1963
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ Are you back? And if so, when will you be sufficiently near so we can see each other?
Box 46 Folder 15
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Sept.18, 1963
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ Yours of the 14th just received. It must have crossed mine, which was sent to the Dept. of English because I haven't got your private address.
Box 46 Folder 16
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Sept.23, 1963
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ I feel like a character in Les Liaisons Dangereuses and about the world's biggest non-stop letter writer
Box 46 Folder 17
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Oct.3, 1963
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ Thanks thanks thanks. We'll talk over the question of storing the papers and thankfully, of photographing them
Box 46 Folder 18
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Oct.27, 1963
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ Thank you for everything including your letter of this morning with regard to Houghton Mifflin
Box 46 Folder 19
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Nov.5, 1963
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ Julie did let me know she was writing to Mr. McCarthy but I hope she will either not sell now
Box 46 Folder 20
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Nov.12, 1963
1 leaf + 1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur- I daresay our letters crossed.- I didn't answer sooner [Included is Mizener's TL[carbon] (in reverse) of November 16, 1963]
Box 46 Folder 21
Biala, Janice TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Nov.22, 1963
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur, Dear Rosemary/ No, absolutely not - it never occurred to me you might not want to see me.
Box 46 Folder 22
Biala, Janice TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Dec.7, 1963
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ You misunderstand me on the subject of Gutwillig. I don't blame him at all.
Box 46 Folder 23
Biala, Janice TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Dec.21, 1963
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ I don't want to do anything that would hamper you in any way
Box 46 Folder 24
Biala, Janice AL[postcard]S to Arthur Mizener
 Jan.20, 1964
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ Ford God's sake - did you get there alright? I expected to hear before this
Box 46 Folder 25
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jan.22, 1964
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ Very glad to get your letter this morning & interested in your news about McCarthy.
Box 46 Folder 26
Biala, Janice AL[postcard]S to Arthur Mizener
 Jan.22, 1964
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ I forgot to say - are you going to photograph The Fifth Queen play for me?
Box 46 Folder 27
Biala, Janice TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jan.23, 1964
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ I am dismayed by Mr. McCarthy's letter offering to make a deal for both Julies and my collection.
Box 46 Folder 28
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jan.26, 1964
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ Your letter of the 24th just arrived - also the xerox of the Fifth Queen. Thank you.
Box 46 Folder 29
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Feb.3, 1964
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ Just a line to tell you how happy I am that Cornell will have the papers -
Box 46 Folder 30
Biala, Janice AL[postcard]S to Arthur Mizener
 Feb.7, 1964
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ Just after my letter went off to you - I got one from Julie
Box 46 Folder 31
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Feb.7, 1964
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ I don't dare join in the jubilation until I hear from Julie. I sent her a telegram
Box 46 Folder 32
Biala, Janice TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Feb.17, 1964
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ What marvelous news in yours of Feb. 14, just come. Alain is packing the three books you ask for and they will go off today
Box 46 Folder 33
Biala, Janice TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Feb.20, 1964
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ As Parades End is coming out in August, and as McGraw-Hill was waiting for that
Box 46 Folder 34
Biala, Janice TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Feb.21, 1964
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ (Just think how much this correspondence will be worth someday - maybe!) Thanks for the little book
Box 46 Folder 35
Biala, Janice TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Feb.29, 1964
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ I think the Loewes must need a nursemaid. Of course there is no duty on these papers
Box 46 Folder 36
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Mar.7, 1964
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ I would like back my Ford books - because otherwise I'll never remember where anything is
Box 46 Folder 37
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Mar.16, 1964
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ Ford's officer book is in Ithaca, I'm sure it's not like the snapshots
Box 46 Folder 38
Biala, Janice AL[postcard]S to Arthur Mizener
 [Mar.29, 1964]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/A happy Easter to both of you. If you haven't sent the Ford books yet - perhaps you'd better keep them
Box 46 Folder 39
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Mar.30, 1964
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ The package of books just came - also your letter from North Carolina.
Box 46 Folder 40
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur and Rosemary Mizener
 Apr.28, 1964
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur, dear Rosemary/ Thank you for your telegram to the boat. We had a terrific send-off
Box 46 Folder 41
Biala, Janice A&TLS to Arthur Mizener
 May 29, 1964
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/So glad to hear from you. I am afraid though I am not going to be of any use to you
Box 46 Folder 42
Biala, Janice AL[postcard]S to Arthur and Rosemary Mizener
 Jul.15, 1964
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Prague; Dear Arthur, dear Rosemary/ Have you ever been in Prague? If not, you must come here on your next trip.
Box 46 Folder 43
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Aug.17, 1964
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ We got back a week ago from our travels in Central Europe,
Box 46 Folder 44
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur and Rosemary Mizener
 Nov.1, 1964
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Arthur/ Dearest Rosemarie, Arthur/ How sorry I am you can't come for Alain's opening !!! except that i would not have been ideal
Box 46 Folder 45
Biala, Janice ALS to Rosemary Mizener
 Nov.15, 1964
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Arthur/ Dear Rosemary/ Thank you for your letter. I do wish we could see you before Dec. 5th -
Box 46 Folder 46
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur and Rosemary Mizener
 Nov.25, 1964
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Rosemary, Dear Arthur/ Thank you for both your letters & excuse my not answering right away
Box 46 Folder 47
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur and Rosemary Mizener
 Dec.12, 1964
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Southampton; Dear Arthur, Dear Rosemary/ Thank you for the telegram and the astonishing news that Cornell got Seraphina for $250
Box 46 Folder 48
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur and Rosemary Mizener
 Dec.13, 1964
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Rosemary Dear Arthur/ I hope you got safely back. This is a letter partly of excuse - it comes back to me that I kept interrupting you
Box 46 Folder 49
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jan.25, 1965
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Peapack; Dear Arthur/ Thank you for yours of the 2nd which should have been answered much sooner
Box 46 Folder 50
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Mar.4, 1965
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ I no sooner sent off the other letter, than I got yours of March 1.
Box 46 Folder 51
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Mar.4, 1965
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ Life is a vale of tears! Here I am once more about to explain Ford's character and this time to you,
Box 46 Folder 52
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Mar.16, 1965
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ Ever since your letter came I've been trying to think how to answer it - but I have decided that my literary
Box 46 Folder 53
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 May 7, 1965
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ So glad to hear from you. The dates you mention will find us waiting impatiently for you at the Gare St. Lazare
Box 46 Folder 54
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jun.19, 1965
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ Your letter just came - I was not joking about coming to Brighton - but our plans are always loose
Box 46 Folder 55
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jul.27, 1965
4 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ I didn't write because I didn't know where to - I am so glad you thought of writing me.
Box 46 Folder 56
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Aug.17, 1965
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ We aren't coming to England after all. This whole month is loaded with visitors from abroad
Box 46 Folder 57
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Aug.20, 1965
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ Your letter as usual contains much nourishment for the aging grey cells. I did not know that MacShane's book is not coming out
Box 46 Folder 58
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Nov.23, 1965
1 leaf +envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ This is just un petit mot to tell you that I have not your London address. I haven't anything special
Box 46 Folder 59
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Dec.4, 1965
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ I had your London address all this time without knowing it! Stupid that I am
Box 46 Folder 60
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Feb.4, 1966
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ It is too late to wish you both a merry Xmas but it's not too late to wish you a very happy new year
Box 46 Folder 61
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Feb.10, 1966
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ What a good friend you are! I am so grateful to you for your prompt letter and advice
Box 46 Folder 62
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 May 22, 1966
1 leaf = envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ What a long time since I heard from you! We are in the midst of building our second floor
Box 46 Folder 63
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jun.13, 1966
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ Thank you very much indeed for getting Ladies Whose Bright Eyes xeroxed. I am more obliged
Box 46 Folder 64
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jun.29, 1966
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ I hope this finds you and Rosemary basking on a sunny beach surrounded by your grandchildren
Box 46 Folder 65
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur and Rosemary Mizener
 Dec., 1966
1 leaf + card
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dears/ Merry Christmas and a most happy new year to you both. Julie has come back the attack
Box 46 Folder 66
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur and Rosemary Mizener
 Jan.2, 1967
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Arthur Dear Rosemary/ This is to wish you both a VERY happy new year - and to ask what I have done
Box 46 Folder 67
Biala, Janice AL[postcard]S to Arthur Mizener
 Oct.17, 1967
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sousse; My dears/ I haven't heard from you for ages. How are you? How's the book coming
Box 46 Folder 68
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Nov.8, 1967
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ Your letter jus came and has thrown me in a moral tizzy. Of course I think there should be a portrait of Ford
Box 46 Folder 69
Biala, Janice AL[postcardd]S to Arthur and Rosemary Mizener
 Sept.3, 1968
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dears/ What an age since we've heard from you!!! This is to say hello
Box 46 Folder 70
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Oct.3, 1968
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ Your letter of Aug.22 asking me to tell you about Ford and me has thrown me in a tizzy
Box 46 Folder 71
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Oct.14, 1968
4 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ You're dead right about Ford and money - he didn't give a damn about it.
Box 46 Folder 72
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Nov.11, 1968
3 leaves + envelop
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ About the papers: I know that things change - so I know that there existed a possibility that the situation might not be the same
Box 46 Folder 73
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Nov.29, 1968
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ This is not in reply to your letter - but to ask for some information - when did Elsie Hueffer die -
Box 46 Folder 74
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 May 30, 1969
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ I've had you on my mind for a long time; but I hoped I would hear from you first
Box 46 Folder 75
Biala, Janice AL[postcard]S to Arthur Mizener
 Aug.12, 1969
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Santiago de Compostela; Dear Rosemarie, dear Arthur, The grandeur of this famous place is somewhat overwhelming. We love the popular quarters
Box 46 Folder 76
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Oct.16, 1969
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur and Romsemary/ We are going to be in New York from Nov.29 to Dec.13 at my brothers.
Box 46 Folder 77
Biala, Janice AL[postcard]S to Arthur Mizener
 Nov.2, 1969
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Arthur/ Is there any chance that you and Rosemary will come to New York beford Dec.13,
Box 46 Folder 78
Biala, Janice ALS to Rosemary Mizener
 Feb.19, 1970
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Rosemary/ As you suspect Arthur did not write me the good? the bad? news that the die is cast
Box 46 Folder 79
Biala, Janice AL[postcard]S to Arthur Mizener
 Jun.4, 1970
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Le Touquet; Dear Arthur/ Your letter came just as we were leaving for above - I note the mass is coming
Box 46 Folder 80
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jun.16, 1970
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Arthur/ Thank you for your very considerate letter and for your & Rosemary's sympathy
Box 46 Folder 81
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jun.25, 1970
7 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ I have tried for days to write you about the book & tried, as you asked me to,
Box 46 Folder 81.1
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jul.16, 1970
8 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ I am truly obliged to you for your very kind letter and am very glad we are still friends
Box 46 Folder 81.2
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Aug.15, 1970
5 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ O.K. I accept your kind, generous and unvain offer to go through the book and revise wherever you can
Box 46 Folder 81.3
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Oct.1, 1970
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ Thanks for your letter of September 27 and contents thereof. If it's not too late
Box 46 Folder 81.4
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.13, 1971
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Arthur/ Your publisher sounds just like Ford's publishers. They did not send the books of course and like you,
Box 46 Folder 81.5
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.30, 1971
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ Just a line to say THE SADDEST STORY & the gloomiest looking book, has arrived
Box 46 Folder 81.6
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 [Jun.15, 1971?]
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ I am enclosing a copy of the letter I wrote to the New Yorker. I can't recollect anything
Box 46 Folder 81.7
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 May 8, 1972
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Arthur/ How are you and Rosemary? I hope you are both well and thriving; with us old age is catching up
Box 46 Folder 82
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 May 31, 1972
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur/ I'm so glad Rosemary is all right - and in fact that you bothe are. You don't have to worry
Box 46 Folder 82.1
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Dec.27, 1972
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Arthur & Rosemary/ Thanks for your letter. I wrote to ask Katharine what she wanted [Gift of Arthur and Rosemary Mizener]
Box 46 Folder 82.3
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.17, 1973
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Arthur/ First of all I want to thank you for your trouble [Gift of Arthur and Rosemary Mizener]
Box 46 Folder 82.6
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jun.23, 1973
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Arthur/ How nice of you to write me when you must be in such a dither [Gift of Arthur and Rosemary Mizener]
Box 46 Folder 83
Biala, Janice ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Sept.9, 1973
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Arthur/ Ever since your last letter there's hardly a day when I've not thought of Rosemarie [Gift of Arthur and Rosemary Mizener]
Box 46 Folder 84
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to the Oxford University Press
 Feb.7, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Sirs, Great Trade Route/ Will you please let me have the amended copies of the wrappers of the above?
Box 46 Folder 85
Biala, Janice TL[copy] to the Oxford University Press
 Jun.13, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sirs, Mr. Ford tells me that your Mr. Lowry has informed him that you do not intend to publish my illustrations
Box 46 Folder 86
Biala, Janice TL[copy] Xenia Scriabine
 Apr.24, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Miss Scriabine, Agreeable to your request of the 19th inst. I send you a biographical sketch of Mr. Ford
Box 46 Folder 87
Biala, Janice AL[draft] to T. R. Smith
 Dec., 1931?
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Sir/ Your letter of December 8th to Mr. Ford forces me to write to you in the hope of making you understand
Box 46 Folder 88
Biala, Janice AL[draft] to T. R. Smith
 Jan.26, 1932
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sir/ Thank you for your letter of the 14th January which unfortunately in no way reassures me
Box 46 Folder 89
Biala, Janice AL[copy]S to Allene Talmey
 Apr.24, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Miss Talmey/ I haven't yet had the letter of confirmation for the article
Box 46 Folder 90
Biala, Janice AL[copy]S to Allene Talmey
 Jul.17, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Clarksville] Dear Miss Talmey/ I hope you duly received the mss & drawings of Nashville
Box 46 Folder 90.5
Biala, Janice TL[copy]S to Allene Talmey
 Jul.29, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Miss Talmey/ According to our present intentions the cities I shall make portraits of will be Denver, [Originally catalogued with Ford correspondence]
Box 46 Folder 91
Biala, Janice TL[copy]S to Allene Talmey
 Sept.4, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Olivet?] Dear Miss Talmey/ Ford has received a cheque for $150 in payment for his Nashville article
Box 46 Folder 92
Biala, Janice [Printed] Clippings and Notices of Exhibitions
 [1937?]
2 items
Scope and Contents
Denver, Detroit; [2 newspaper articles reviewing Biala's exhibitions]
Box 44 Folder 118
Biddle, George ALS to Ford
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Croton-on-Hudson, NY; My dear Ford: I have just finished reading "No More Parades" and I hope you don't mind my writing to you
Box 44 Folder 119
Bird, Sally ALS to Ford & Janice Biala
 [1937?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Moulin de Houx; Dear Fords- Well the wedding was a great success - but we are sick to death of it
Box 44 Folder 120
Bird, William TLS to Ford
 May 21, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Ford, Naturally I shouldn't for worlds say anything about the matter unless you expressly wished it
Box 44 Folder 121
Bisbing, Paul R. TLS to Associated Press
 Jan.30, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Philadelphia; Gentlemen: I just recently read an article in the Philadelphia Bulletin dated Jan. 26th
Box 44 Folder 122
Bishop, Evelyn Morchard TLS to Ford
 Jan.14, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Exeter; Dear Sir, Coming across your address has reminded me that in the spring of last year [Verso is Fords AL[draft] to Bishop; and Ford's AL[draft] to Bartlett]
Box 44 Folder 123
Bishop, John Peale TMS "Pound and Poetry"
 [1932-1933?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Ezra Pound deserves praise on many counts, but not least for having so clearly understood [Written for "Cantos of Ezra Pound: Some Testimonials..."]
Box 44 Folder 124
Bishop, John Peale TLS to Ford
 Mar.29, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New Orleans; Dear Mr. Ford, There is no one whose good opinion I care for more than yours and to have you commend "Act of Darkneww"
Box 44 Folder 125
Bishop, Marris AL[postcard]S to Arthur Mizener
 [1971]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Ithaca; I have just read "The Saddest Story" with the utmost pleasure and satisfaction
Box 44 Folder 126
Bispo, Luis ALS to Edgar [?]
 Dec.4, 1922
1 leaf
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Cascaes; Meu Caro Edgar, Li agua che essevo fino ben tes informai-me e nadda cui- legue talien, [Violet Hunt papers]
Stella Bowen
Mapcase Folder 2
Bowen, Stella Drawing of Ford Madox Ford
 [1922?]
1 item
Scope and Contents
[Pastel chalk drawing of Ford]
Mapcase Folder 3
Bowen, Stella Drawing of Esther Julia Madox Ford
 [1927?]
1 item
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[Pastel chalk drawing of "Julie Madox Ford"]
Box 47 Folder .5
Bowen, Stella [Printed] Catalogues, form letters, etc. Concerning Bowen's exhibitions
 [1923-1932?]
16 leaves
Scope and Contents
[13 items of Bowen's exhibition announcements]
Box 47 Folder .7
Bowen, Stella AM Notes on Ford's Publications
 [1943-1948?]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
[6 various notes regarding Ford's writings]
Box 47 Folder 1
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Jul.5, [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Janice/ As far as I know, the Allen Unwin contract is going through all right
Box 47 Folder 2
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 [mar., 1934?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ I fear it is impossible for Julie to go along to you this morning. We have got a terribly full day.
Box 47 Folder 3
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Mar.17, [1934?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ In the course of my conversation with Mr. Unwin the other day, he suggested
Box 47 Folder 4
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Jul.26, [1934?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ Ford no longer answers my letters so I am writing to you to ask you to help me
Box 47 Folder 5
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Apr.27, [1934?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ I have got a picture to finish in the country where we were at Easter
Box 47 Folder 6
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Sept.20, . [1934]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ I have received the ms of Ford's new book safely. I am very glad to have a free hand
Box 47 Folder 7
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Sept.28 [1934]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Jance/ I have seen David Higham of Curtis Brown & asked him to handle both the novel
Box 47 Folder 8
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Oct.1, [1934]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Janice/ I have just received your letter of September 28th & meanwhile you will have had mine
Box 47 Folder 9
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Apr.15, [1935]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ Julie has received the copy of "Provence" which we have both enjoyed
Box 47 Folder 10
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Apr.24, [1935?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ The enclosed speaks for itself. Can Ford elucidate the matter of the "experimental" story
Box 47 Folder 11
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 May 7, [1935?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ Julie's visit to you seems to have been a great success - she enjoyed herself
Box 47 Folder 12
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 May 26, [1935?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Janice/ Thanks for your letter and "Turgenev" which shall be tried on the XIX & S. James.
Box 47 Folder 13
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Jun.4, [1935-37?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Janice/ Green now writes that Putnam's are interested in Ford's books & are looking
Box 47 Folder 14
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Jul.2, [1935?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ I am hoping to send Julie to Francer on the 29th (Monday) but I cannot be absolutely sure of the exact day
Box 47 Folder 15
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Jul.16, [1935]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ I wrote to you at Monte Carol, but do not know whether you went there. I enclosed letters from Kellmann
Box 47 Folder 16
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Jul.20, [1935+]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ Our telephone conversation of yesterday made me very happy, not only because it means something
Box 47 Folder 17
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Aug.20, [1935?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Funchal; Dear Janice/ I have just received the enclosed, which speaks for itself. I wish to register the strongest
Box 47 Folder 18
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Aug.24, [1935?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cagnes; Dear Janice/ Would it not be better for John Green to have your address direct? This has become very battered
Box 47 Folder 19
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Oct.23, [1935]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ These proofs have come from Mr. Scott-James but I am sure that Ford would wish to correct
Box 47 Folder 20
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Nov.19, [1935]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ I have found a new young literary agent called Green, who will be glad enough to handle Ford's work.
Box 47 Folder 21
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Nov.23, [1935?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Janice/ I should have thanked you for Scott James' cheque & the mss. before this
Box 47 Folder 22
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Nov.27, [1935?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Janice/ I have just had a letter from the News Chronicle offering me 35 pounds down for Ford's story "Pearls"
Box 47 Folder 23
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Dec.8, 1935?
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ Julie wrote to her father 4 or 5 days ago so I suppose you will realise by this time
Box 47 Folder 23.5
Bowen, Stella AL[fragment] to Janice Biala
 [1936?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ...I must tell Green about the transposed books, & get him to clear up the matter of the various advances.[Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 24
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Jan.27, [1936?+]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ Thanks for "Vive le Roy" . I am telling Green to tell John Lane that if they will advance
Box 47 Folder 24.5
Bowen, Stella AL[draft]S to Janice Biala
 [Jan.27, 1936?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Janice/ Thanks for Vive le Roy. I am telling Green to tell Lane that if they will advance [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 25
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Apr.16, [1936?]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Janice/ Mr. Green has got the chapters of Ford's book & I am writing to him to send them
Box 47 Folder 26
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Jul.12, [1936?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ Here at last is the Allen Unwin agreement. They have put in a tiresome clause
Box 47 Folder 27
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Jul.22, [1936?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ Here is Ford's contract, & the cheque has come. Please take this 5 pounds towards the drawings -
Box 47 Folder 28
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Oct.13, [1936?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Janice/ I was awfully sorry to get such depressing news of you a month ago. Things sounded
Box 47 Folder 29
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Oct.29, [1936?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Janice/ Mr. Green is doing fairly well, i think. The young publisher Müller, has offered 50 pounds for Province [sic]
Box 47 Folder 30
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Jan.11, [1937]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ We were so pleased with Ford's last letter to Julie. He was obviously feeling extremely cheerful!
Box 47 Folder 31
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Jan.25, [1937]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Janice/ I do hope Ford will be pleased with his press here. I enclose the only two notices I have seen,
Box 47 Folder 32
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Aug.13, [1937]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Janice/ I don't know where you are by now, but no doubt the Tates will forward this
Box 47 Folder 33
Bowen, Stella TLS to Janice Biala
 Feb.13, [1938]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Janice, I am really very distressed to hear about Ford's state of health.
Box 47 Folder 33.5
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Jul.20, [1938?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Janice/ Our telephone conversation of yesterday made me very happy. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 33.6
Bowen, Stella AL[fragment] to Janice Biala
 Oct.12, [1938?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Janice/ I was awfully sorry to get your dismal news of a month ago. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 33.7
Bowen, Stella AL[draft]S to Janice Biala
 Mar.9, [1939]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Janice/ You will presumably have had a cable from Mr. Stanley Unwin before you receive this, [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 34
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Mar.12, [1939]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Janice/ You will presumably have had a cable from Mr. Stanley Unwin before you receive this
Box 47 Folder 34.5
Bowen, Stella AL[draft]S to Janice Biala
 Mar.16, [1939?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Janice/ In the course of my conversation with Mr. Unwin the other day he suggested that I [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 34.55
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 Jun.11, [1939?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Janice/We are of course intensely distressed by your letter. You are, however, asking a much bigger sacrifice
Box 47 Folder 34.6
Bowen, Stella AL[draft] to Janice Biala
 May 22, 1945
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Yorkshire] Dear J/ By ill luck your cable reaches me in the wilds of Yorkshire where I am painting [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 34.7
Bowen, Stella AL[draft]S to Janice Biala
 [Jul.31, 1945?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Janice/ This is a shockingly belated answer to your good letter - but I believe we are alike [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 34.75
Bowen, Stella ALS[draft] to Janice Biala
 Nov.28, [1945]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Janice - Do forgive pencil - I am writing in bed where I have retired [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 34.8
Bowen, Stella TL[carbon] to Janice Biala
 Dec.1, 1945
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Janice, Julie is going to type this for me, as I am in bed [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 34.9
Bowen, Stella ALS to Janice Biala
 [Feb.1, 1946?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Janice/ I was sitting up by the fire for the first time today [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 35
Bowen, Stella TL[copy]S to William A. Bradley
 Jul.4, [1928?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Bradley/ There seems to be no comment to be made on Ford's last letter. His letter of June 12th settled the point
Box 47 Folder 36
No folder 36
Processing Information
Number 36 seems to have been skipped.
Box 47 Folder 37
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 Mar.8, 1919
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Darling- I'm feeling that I oughtn't to have let you go alone and unequipped [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 38
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
Processing Information
Moved to Box 47, folder 43.5
Box 47 Folder 39
Bowen, Stella TL[copy,fragment?] to Ford
 [Apr., 1919?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; ...Darling- I feel endless energy welling up inside me for this enterprise of ours
Box 47 Folder 40
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 Apr.10, 1919
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Darling- You do write such nice satisfactory letters, which really sound as tho' you are happy
Box 47 Folder 41
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 [Apr.24, 1919]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Darling- I think the entresol might well be a dining room, except that it would be
Box 47 Folder 42
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 [May 9, 1919?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Darling- O dpm't know how much longer I can stick things here. I feel absolutely played out,
Box 47 Folder 43
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 [Jun.3, 1919?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Darling- Tom sails to-day. I had a letter this morning, saying that he couldn't get any more leave
Box 47 Folder 43.5
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 [May 24, 1919?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Darling- Peter called this afternoon, and I explained that you had wanted his introduction to Marsh
Box 47 Folder 44
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 [Mar., 1923]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Assisi; Darling- We arrived here last night and have had a heavenly day to-day. We are in an aged inn
Box 47 Folder 45
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 Mar.11, [1923?]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Assisi; Darling- Your darn'e religion is a queer thing. This morning I was feeling it was so good and pretty
Box 47 Folder 46
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 Oct.29, [1926]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; My darling- I am hoping so much for a radio today or tomorrow to say you've safely landed
Box 47 Folder 47
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 Nov.9, [1926]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; My darling- Your letter from the Savoie arrived this morning - also the p.c. for Julie from Havre
Box 47 Folder 48
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 Nov.22, [1926]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; My darling/ On Saturday night I got two letters from you very worried at having heard nothing from me
Box 47 Folder 49
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 Dec.4, 1926
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; My own darling/ This mail has so far only brought me 2 letters written Fri. 19th and Sat. 20th.,
Box 47 Folder 50
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 Dec.27, 1926
7 leaves
Scope and Contents
Oxford; My darling/ It is a whole week since I wrote to you, which you must please forgive on account of the travelling
Box 47 Folder 51
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 Oct.14, [1927]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear/ I was relieved to get your 2 letters of Oct. 1st, Oct. 3rd this morning. It is a long time
Box 47 Folder 52
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 Nov.1, 1927
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear/ There was not much news in your last letter of the 19th as you were still awaiting the Boni contract
Box 47 Folder 53
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 Nov.8, 1927
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear/ I believe I missed the last mail but I know I wrote a long letter last week.
Box 47 Folder 54
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 Dec.4, 1927
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear/ I am so very sorry to have missed the last mail because if you do sail on the 14th you will never get this.
Box 47 Folder 55
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 Jan.3, [1928]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear/ I am very touched by all the tributes in your New Year's letter, and enormously pleased with Last Post
Box 47 Folder 56
Bowen, Stella TL[copy] to Ford
 Apr.18, 1929
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear/ I feel I ought to write something definite to you just as soon as possible, so that you may make your own plans
Box 47 Folder 57
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 May 23, [1932]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Ford/ I have been puting off writing to you until I could foresee a definite date for my return.
Box 47 Folder 58
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Aug.4, [1932]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Thonon-les-Bains] Dear Ford/ This is to announce that I've arrived safely after a pleasant journey
Box 47 Folder 59
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 [1933?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris?] Dear Ford/ I have written to Bradley that, since you long ago assigned to me all the English royalties,
Box 47 Folder 60
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Mar.6, [1933?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Ford/ I return you herewith Cape's proposed agreement for "The Rash Act"
Box 47 Folder 61
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 [Easter, 1933?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Ford/ Many thanks for the three chapters - they look entrancing, but I haven't had time
Box 47 Folder 62
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Jun.17, [1933]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford/ I have not acknowledged the last consignments of "Towards Tomorrow" since they were registered
Box 47 Folder 63
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Jul.10, [1933]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford/ Of course I will let you know as soon as I've definite news about Towards Tomorrow.
Box 47 Folder 64
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Aug.10, [1933]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Grafton; Dear Ford/ I have just had a second letter from Faber & Faber saying they very much like to be allowed
Box 47 Folder 65
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Aug.19, [1933]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Grafton; Dear Ford/ The enclosed is the first offer I have had for "Towards Tomorrow" & you see it is not a very good one.
Box 47 Folder 66
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Sept.27, [1933?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford/ I'm very glad to hear from you. Mr. Richard de la Mare has promised to write to me
Box 47 Folder 67
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Oct.5, [1933?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Just a line to tell you that Faber now wants till next Tuesday to consider "Towards Tomorrow"
Box 47 Folder 68
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Oct.17, [1933?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford/ Still no word from Faber. I am keeping Bradley au courant with what I am doing
Box 47 Folder 69
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Oct.23, [1933?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford/ I have just received your letter. I am horribly depressed about the Boissonade
Box 47 Folder 70
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Oct.30, [1933?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford/ I am told that if you will date, sign, & return to me the enclosed letter - the carbon copy is for you
Box 47 Folder 71
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Nov.8, [1933?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford/ Thanks very much for the document. Jenny Bradley writes that you have sent them a copy,
Box 47 Folder 72
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Nov.17, [1933?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford/ Evans of Heineman is delighted with your memoirs & will pay 100 [pounds ]advance
Box 47 Folder 73
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Dec.15, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford/ Your letter followed me into the Cotswolds & back, so I have only just received it.
Box 47 Folder 74
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Jan.16, [1934]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford/ Julie's school cap & blazer were not packed when she left you. Will you please send them
Box 47 Folder 75
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Feb.1, [1934]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford/I am going to answer your letter point by point. And I am going to say right at the start
Box 47 Folder 76
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Mar.19, [1934]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear ford/ Julie tells me that you would like to visit the school. The address id King Alfred School,
Box 47 Folder 77
Bowen, Stella ALS to
 Mar.20, [1934?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford/ You have often asked me to arrange for the legal assignment to me of your English royalties,
Box 47 Folder 78
Bowen, Stella ALS to
 Feb.18, [1937?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Ford/ You are right in your guess that I have never has your assignment of English royalties registered,
Box 47 Folder 79
Bowen, Stella ALS to
 Oct.4, [1938?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Ford/ Your cable reached us last Tuesday delayed by an absence from town
Box 47 Folder 79.1
Bowen, Stella AL[draft] to Graham Greene
 Jul.23, 1945
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mr. Graham Greene/ I have at last succeeded in extracating [sic] Ford's literary affairs [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 79.2
Bowen, Stella AL[draft] to Graham Greene
 Apr.19, [1946?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mr. Graham Greene/ It is delightful to hear that one of one's most admired writers [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 79.3
Bowen, Stella ALS[draft] to David Higham
 Jul.23, 1945
1 leaf + 4 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear David Higham/ I send you herewith 1. A copy of Ford's assignment of royalties [With drafts of other letters to Higham and Stanley Unwin.] [ Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 79.4
Bowen, Stella ALS to David Higham
 Jan.31, [1946?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mr. Higham/ I have pleasure in returning Graham Greene's contract, duly signed [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 79.45
Bowen, Stella AL[draft] to Mary R. Humphrys
 Mar.5, [1946]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Miss Humphries - I would most willingly help you - but unfortunately my information is far from complete. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 80
Bowen, Stella AL[telegram]S to Violet Hunt
 Oct.12, 1918
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Redcar; Have rung up to see how Ford really is and shall stay till you come
Box 47 Folder 81
Bowen, Stella ALS to Katherine Hueffer Lamb
 Jun.22, [1947]
5 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Chelsea My dear Katharine/ I have a very bad conscience about having let a whole month slip by without answering
Box 47 Folder 81.1
Bowen, Stella ALS to
 Jun.11, [1933?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Tres Chere - J'espere avoir une lettre de toi demain. Je n'ai pas encore vue Auntie Phyllis [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 81.2
Bowen, Stella AL[postcard]S to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 May 3, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Darling/ Will you please come home with Cordy on Friday as I shall be at Aunti Phyllis's [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 81.3
Bowen, Stella AL[postcard]S to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 [Jul.30, ] 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Darling - I bought this after I saw you off - I have got an off-white linen hat [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 81.4
Bowen, Stella ALS to Esther Julia Madox Loewe
 Mar.6, [1941?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Randa Pike?] Darling One - I've just had your letter written at the week-end. I'm hoping very much [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 81.45
Bowen, Stella ALS to J.B. Pinker & Son
 Mar.10, 1939
1 leaf + 5 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sirs. Ford Madox Ford/ As you will observe from the enclosed assignment I am entitled to all moneys [Enclosed is additional correspondence between Bowen and Pinker and 2 TLS from the Board of Trade to Bowen] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 81.5
Bowen, Stella ALS to J. B. Pinker & Son
 Apr.19, [1946]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Mr. Steele/ I have to acknowledge with thanks your cheque [Enclosed with a leaf containing Steele's address] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 81.55
Bowen, Stella AL[draft] to Stanley Unwin
 Mar.7, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mr. U. With ref. to our conversation of this morning, as I thought I have got here the original ms. copy [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 81.6
Bowen, Stella AL[draft] to Stanley Unwin
 Apr.24, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mr. Unwin, I have now received through Pinkers two Duckworth statements with regard to the Tietiens [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 81.7
Bowen, Stella AL[carbon] to Stanley Unwin
 Dec.1, 1945
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Stanley Unwin, I have just heard from Janice Biala of her payment to you [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 81.8
Bowen, Stella AL[draft] to Stanley Unwin
 Apr.18, [1946]
1 leaf + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mr. Stanley Unwin/ It is extremely kind of you to take such a friendly interest [ With 2 AL[draft] from Bowen to Unwin] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 81.9
Bowen, Stella AL[draft] to Stanley Unwin
 Dec.30, 1946
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Sir Stanley/ Please forgive me for addressing you incorrectly in my last letter [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47 Folder 82
Bowen, Stella ALS to Rachel Wolodofsky
 Apr.24, [1939]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Madam/ I have written to Pinker about the points raised in your letter of the 3rd inst.
Box 47a Folder .1-.34
Bowen, Stella TL[transcripts] to Ford
 [1919-1928]
34 letters
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[These transcripts were made by Julia Loewe for a book of Ford's and Bowen's letters which was never completed. Some of the transcripts are edited versions of the originals. In many cases Cornell has the original furnished by Julian Loewe; in many cases Cornell has the copy Bowen made. A few of the transcripts are the only copy Cornell has; although in some cases Cornell has all three. These can be found in Box 47 and Box 47a as they were added to the collection at different times.]
Box 47a Folder 1
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Mar.8, 1919
5 leaves
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[London] Darling- I'm feeling that I oughtn't to have let you go alone & unequipped [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 2
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 [Apr., 1919]
3 leaves
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London; Darling- Thanks so much for the salad & the pansies! They arrived this morning [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 3
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Apr.3, 1919
2 leaves
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London; Darling. darling - This is still Thursday but I can't go to bed without saying something. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 4
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Apr.9, 1919
3 leaves
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[London] Darling - I got your two letters together this morning (1st post) [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 5
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Apr.10, 1919
5 leaves
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[London] Darling- You do write such nice satisfactory letters, which really sound, now, [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 6
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 [Apr.13, 1919?]
1 leaf
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London; Darling- Tom has just been round, & says he will probably be in hospital [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 7
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 [Apr.14, 1919?]
1 leaf
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London; Darling-
Box 47a Folder 7.5
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
4 leaves
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[London] Darling- Your two letters (Sat. & Sun.) came together by the first post this morning. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 8
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 [Apr.23, 1919]
3 leaves
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[London] Darling- I arrived home very muzzy last night, after sleeping in the train all the journey, [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 9
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 [Apr.24, 1919]
3 leaves
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[London] Darling- I think the entresol might well be a dining room, except that it would be divorced from [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 10
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 [May, 1919?]
3 leaves
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[London] Darling- There is more to report about Violet. She rang up as soon as she got your letter - [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 11
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 [May, 1919?]
2 leaves
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[n.p.] I went to Clifford's on my way here, but there was no wire as yet. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 12
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 [May, 1919?]
2 leaves
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[London] Darling- Violet has just rung up to say she's come back today, & to thank me for the picture. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 13
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 [May 7, 1919]
2 leaves
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[London] Darling- Of course you did right to have your neck attended to! How can you have dallied [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 14
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 [May 9, 1919]
4 leaves
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[London] Darling- I don't know how much long I can stick things here. I feel absolutely played [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 15
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 [May 24, 1919?]
3 leaves
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[London] Darling- Peter called this afternoon, & I explained that you had wanted his introduction [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 16
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 May 30, 1919
2 leaves + 1 leaf
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[London] Darling- I think I ought to post my letter to V. at once, as she will be seeing Dolleymore [Enclosed is Bowen's AL[copy]S to Hunt] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 17
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 [Jun.3, 1919?]
3 leaves
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[London] Darling- Tom sails today. I had a letter this morning, saying that he couldn't get any [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 18
Bowen, Stella TL[telegram] to Ford
 [192-'s]
1 leaf
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Paris; Sorry cannot consent Julie going New York all well here Thanks for remittance [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 19
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 [Mar., 1923]
2 leaves
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Florence; Darling- I'm going to the Poste Restante this morning in the hopes of finding something for you. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 20
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Mar.11, [1923]
4 leaves
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Assisi; Darling- Your darn'd religion is a queer thing. This morning I was feeling that it was so good [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 21
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 [Mar.12, 1923]
2 leaves
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Perugia; Darling/ We got back here early this morning & your little letter of Thurs. was waiting [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 22
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Oct.22, [1926]
3 leaves
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Paris; My darling, I am hoping so much for a radio today or tomorrow to say you're safely landed. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 23
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Nov.2, [1926]
3 leaves
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Paris; My darling/ Your radio from New York has lifted a tremendous weight off my mind. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 24
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Nov.9, [1926]
3 leaves
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Paris; My Darling/ Your letter from the Savoie arrived this morning - also the p.c. for Julie [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 25
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Nov.12, [1926]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
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Paris; My darling/ Still no letter since you landed. You have been in New York [Julie encloses 1 leaf letter] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 26
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Nov.22-23, [1926]
4 leaves
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Paris; My Darling/ On Saturday night I got 2 letters from you , being worried at having had nothing [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 27
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Nov.25, [1926]
2 leaves
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Paris; My darling- This is a dismal week for me because there is no mail in from U.S.A. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 28
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 [Nov.30, 1926]
5 leaves
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Paris; My Darling- You last batch of letters included the one about the Plaza lecture [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 29
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Dec.3, 1926
2 leaves
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[Paris] My Darling/ No letters from you on the Berengaria this week, which worries me a little [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 30
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Dec.4, 1926
3 leaves
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Paris; My Own Darling/ This mail has so far brought me only 2 letters written on Fri. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 31
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Dec.11-13, 1926
6 leaves
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Paris; Darling - There have been nothing but slow boats to America lately so I am saving this up to go on the fast one [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 32
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Dec.17, 1926
4 leaves
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Paris; Darling/ Today is your birthday. I hope you are receiving my cable. I have not heard from you [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 33
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Dec.21, 1926
3 leaves
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Paris; My darling - Julie and I are off tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock for London. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 34
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Dec.27, 1926
4 leaves
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Oxford; My darling/ It is a whole week since I wrote to you, which you mus please forgive [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 35
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Jan.2, [1927]
1 leaf
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[Oxford] My darling - I am troubled by having had no letter from you since the one adressed [sic][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 36
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Jan.11, [1927]
2 leaves
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Paris; My darling - I must rush this off to catch the boat today. I have had 2 letters from you [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 37
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Jan.16, [1927]
3 leaves
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Paris; My darling dear - I have just had 3 letters from you, up till New Years morning,- [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 38
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Jan.17, [1927]
2 leaves
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[Paris] Your cable giving Chicago address came this moring. I hope the Drakes will put you up [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 39
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Jan.25, [1927]
2 leaves
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Paris; My Own Darling - The last mail brought me your Dedicatory Letter. I am so touched [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 40
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Feb.4, [1927]
2 leaves
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Paris; My darling - I have had your 2 poor dismal letters from Chicago. I am so sad [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 41
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Feb.8, [1927]
3 leaves
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Paris; My darling - I have 3 much more cheerful letters from Chicago, [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 42
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Nov.8, [1927]
6 leaves
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Paris; My Dear/ I believe I missed the last mail but I know I wrote a long letter last week. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 43
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Nov.18, [1927]
4 leaves
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Paris; My dear - I've got your Springfield news and the batch of letters, [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 44
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Nov.25, [1927]
3 leaves
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Paris; My dear- I have just tonight received your wire about Mrs. Goldring [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 45
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Dec.4-6, 1927
6 leaves
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[Paris] My Dear/ I am so very sorry to have missed the last mail because I suppose if you do sail [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 46
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Dec.20, 1927
4 leaves
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[Paris] My dear/ It is too sad you are not coming for Xmas. I am quite sure it can't be helped [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 47
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Jan.3, [1928]
3 leaves
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Paris; My dear- I am very touched by all the tributes in your New Years letter [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 48
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Apr.30, [1928]
3 leaves
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[n.p.] My dear- I did not arrive here until Saturday morning, having got hung up in London [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 49
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Jun.1, [1928]
4 leaves
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[Paris] My dear Ford- I hope my wire about Julie's tonsils was a relief to you. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 50
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 Aug.20, [1928]
1 leaf
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Aiguille d'Argentiere; Dear Ford- I will telegraph the concierge today to turn on the gas [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 47a Folder 51
Bowen, Stella ALS to Ford
 [Oct., 1928?]
2 leaves
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[Paris] Dear F. I hope you will find everything all right in your apartment. [Julian Loewe papers]
William Bradley
Box 48 Folder 1
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Janice Biala
 Aug.31, 1932
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Mrs. Ford, Just a word to thank you again for your friendly hospitality and the pleasant programme
Box 48 Folder 2
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Janice Biala
 Sept.11, 1932
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Mrs. Ford, We were glad to get your letter & postcard. The letter arriving this evening
Box 48 Folder 3
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS.to Ford
 Oct.9, 1925
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I find that the total number of copies of Joseph Conrad accounted for on the two statements
Box 48 Folder 4
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 [1926?]
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I have now received the first envoi of your novel with the[erectional?] title
Box 48 Folder 5
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 [1926?]
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I wrote you day before yesterday saying that Boni had cabled asking me to telegraph
Box 48 Folder 6
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 [1926?]
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, Thank you for your welcoming letter. I am glad that there will be no difficulty
Box 48 Folder 7
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 [1926?]
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I have just received your letter making Mrs. Brandt's
Box 48 Folder 8
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 [1926?]
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I have written to Roth again, in the terms suggested by you, also to Boni
Box 48 Folder 9
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Jan.5, 1926
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I enclose for your attention two letters which arrived by last night's mail
Box 48 Folder 10
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Feb.2, 1926
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I have just received $500 by cable from Boni, via the Bankers Trust Co.
Box 48 Folder 11
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Feb.9, 1926
1 leaf + 1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, Hard on the heels of the cabled transfer of $500 came this letter from the Bonis [Letter enclosed]
Box 48 Folder 12
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Feb.14, 1926
2 leaves
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Paris; Dear ford, I received your letter this morning and since you seemed to leave the matter more or less
Box 48 Folder 13
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Feb.19, 1926
2 leaves
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Paris; Dear Ford, I am sorry to have to take your time and bother you with my letters but since you have not
Box 48 Folder 14
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 [Feb.20, 1926+]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I have just received the enclosed from Boni. Do you approve [Boni letter enclosed]
Box 48 Folder 15
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 Mar.6, 1926
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I was about to send you the enclosed letter from Emmerich when the second mail brought one
Box 48 Folder 16
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Mar.16, 1926
2 leaves
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Paris; Dear Ford, I know this business correspondence is a bore and breaks in on your writing time
Box 48 Folder 17
Bradley, William Aspenwall AL[postcard]S to Ford
 Mar.27, 1926
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, Have just received royalty cheque from Boni & Little, Brown - nearling $300
Box 48 Folder 18
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Apr.9, 1926
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I received your recommande and at once framed the following weekend to Boni
Box 48 Folder 19
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 Apr.19, 1926
2 leaves
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Paris; Dear Ford, Don't, for heaven's sake, bother about the balance of that club bill. The Boni's are bound to pay
Box 48 Folder 20
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 Apr.24, 1926
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I received the copy of your article "Pax" yesterday and it is going forward to Harper's
Box 48 Folder 21
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 May 13, 1926
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I enclose copy of a second letter just received from Spingarn seeming to indicate that the affair
Box 48 Folder 22
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 Mar.24, 1926
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, Thank you for your two letters as well as for the [Pouns?] contract, the drawing by Juan Gris
Box 48 Folder 23
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Mar.29, 1926
2 leaves + 2 leaves
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Paris; Dear Ford, Your note received this morning crossed my post card intended to reassure you as to Boni's [2 leaves of royalty statements enclosed]
Box 48 Folder 24
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Jun.18, 1927
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I hand you herewith a cheque for 50.2.1, being the $300 for the last Harper's article
Box 48 Folder 25
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 Nov.6, 1927
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I was glad to hear from Spingarn yesterday that everything was settled at last with the Boni's
Box 48 Folder 26
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 [1928?+]
2 leaves
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Paris; Dear Ford, It was good to get your letter & learn that you have at last safely reached French soil
Box 48 Folder 27
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 Jan.17, 1928
2 leaves + 1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, Carl Brandt has just turned up here in Paris and we have been very thoroughly over your affairs [Receipt from Spingarn enclosed]
Box 48 Folder 28
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Jun.1, 1928
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, Stella has now handed back to me the copy of your letter of 11 May which I submitted to her
Box 48 Folder 29
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Jul.5, 1928
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I have your letter of 18 June, with enclosures, and am sending you herewith copy of one from me to Stella
Box 48 Folder 30
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 Sept.20, 1928
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I have just had a wire from Brandt (dated the 18th) saying that the royalties
Box 48 Folder 31
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 Sept.25, 1928
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I have just received the balance of THAT SAME POOR MAN and the first part
Box 48 Folder 32
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 [Oct., 1928?+]
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, The cheque received from John Lane 8 October was for 5[pounds]16.1.
Box 48 Folder 33
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Oct.17, 1928
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, It was good of you to write me so fully about hotel accommodations at Ajaccio
Box 48 Folder 34
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 May 25, 1929
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I am sorry to have been so long in answering your letter of 14 April,
Box 48 Folder 35
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Aug.5, 1929
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I wrote to Duckworth on receipt of your letter and he answered with many apologies
Box 48 Folder 36
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Aug.16, 1929
1 leaf
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Paris; My dear Ford, There was really no need for you to write me so long a letter or enter into so many explanations
Box 48 Folder 37
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Aug.19, 1929
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I received your cable and am sending you today, by registered post, the manuscript
Box 48 Folder 38
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Aug.23, 1929
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, The amount paid by Dent for permission to use an extract from A MAN COULD STAND UP
Box 48 Folder 39
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLSto Ford
 Oct.2, 1931
1 leaf
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I have been waiting before writing to you to have confirmation from Trask that the Champion
Box 48 Folder 40
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Jan.3, 1932
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Mr. Ford, We are sending you with this letter two packages just received from Messrs Ray Long
Box 48 Folder 40.5
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Jan.28, 1932
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Mr. Ford, We are sending you herewith enclosed our cheque [Signed Xenia Sciabine]
Box 48 Folder 41
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 Mar.14, 1932
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I have your letter & send you herewith my cheque for frs. 500. The last time I tried to deposit a cheque
Box 48 Folder 42
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Apr.21, 1932
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I have just received yours of the 19th and find it a little difficult to give a definite reaction
Box 48 Folder 43
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Apr.26, 1932
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, Thank you for yours of the 23rd with a copy of your agreement with Liveright
Box 48 Folder 44
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 May 14, 1932
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, Here is the copy of your letter to Liveright, of which I have kept one myself
Box 48 Folder 45
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 May 31, 1932
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I forgot to ask you, in my last letter, whether you had had any recent word from Pillement
Box 48 Folder 46
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Jun.5, 1932
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I am sorry you feel as you do about Hartman. I can't say I like the lad any too well myself.
Box 48 Folder 46.5
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Jun.14, 1932
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Mr. Ford, As requested in Mrs. Ford's letter of the 6th, we wired you yesterday [Signed K. Green]
Box 48 Folder 47
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Jun.30, 1932
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I am sorry to be so late in answering your letter of the 8th but I had of course to get in touch with Hartman,
Box 48 Folder 47.5
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Jul.6, 1932
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Mr. Ford, Mr. Bradley has asked me to return the enclosed letters to you [Signed K. Green]
Box 48 Folder 48
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Jul.17, 1932
1 leaf + 2 items
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Paris; Dear Ford, I was delighted to have a chance to read the opening chapters of the HISTORY, [Enclosed is 1 newspaper clipping and 1 leaf of a royalty statement]
Box 48 Folder 49
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 Sept.4, 1932
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, Thank you for yours of the first. No, Jenny has made no offer for LADIES WHOSE BRIGHT EYES
Box 48 Folder 50
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Sept.5, 1932
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I have just heard from Hartman, who likes your Riviera article and who is willing to commission another
Box 48 Folder 51
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Jan.24, 1933
1 leaf + 1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, What you said the other day and now repeat in your pneumatique received last night [Extract of TL to Richard R. Smith, Dec. 27, 1932, enclosed]
Box 48 Folder 52
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 Feb.14, 1933
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, Lippincott has made an offer for your new book of Memoirs, also for your next novel,
Box 48 Folder 53
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Feb.21, 1933
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, Here are the contracts with the corrections on the last pages. Please note that,
Box 48 Folder 54
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Mar.1, 1933
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, Here is Cape's contract for THE RASH ACT, with copies of his covering letter to me
Box 48 Folder 55
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Mar.9, 1933
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, In answer to yours of yesterday, I will follow your instructions as to the conversion
Box 48 Folder 56
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Mar.10, 1933
1 leaf
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I have just received the signed contract for THE RASH ACT from Cape, together with a cheque
Box 48 Folder 57
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 Mar.11, 1933
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, In answer to yours of yesterday, I have received no cheque from L & S for the jacket design
Box 48 Folder 58
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Mar.29, 1933
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, The English Review would like to have your last article (Galsworthy and Moore)
Box 48 Folder 59
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 May 12, 1933
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I have your letter of the 8th, which arrived yesterday only, and I hasten to assure you
Box 48 Folder 60
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALSto Ford
 May 24, 1933
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, Thank you for yours of the 22nd inst. with statements. I note you say you never had one for A MAN COULD STAND UP
Box 48 Folder 61
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Jun.16, 1933
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, I received your telegram last night and am delighted to learn that the book is finished.
Box 48 Folder 62
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Jun.30, 1933
1 leaf + 1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford, Lippincott have now cabled me that the manuscript of your Memoirs has safely arrived. [Lippincott account statement enclosed]
Box 48 Folder 63
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Jul.7, 1933, Jun.16, 1933
1 leaf
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Jun.16, 1933 In answer to your letter of the 3rd, I do not know whether Lippincott have bought France for the remainder of the advance due
Box 48 Folder 64
Bradley, William Aspenwall ALS to Ford
 Oct.2, 1933, Jun.16, 1933
2 leaves + 2 leaves
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Jun.16, 1933 My office recalls forwarding to you some books sent to my care by the Saturday Review, but naturally [Newspaper clipping from "Times" re: Ray Long and Richard R. Smith Inc. enclosed]
Box 48 Folder 64.5
Bradley, William Aspenwall to Ford
 Nov.2, 1933
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Mr. Ford, We have just received from Messrs. J.B. Lippincott the sum [Signed Xenia Scriabine]
Box 48 Folder 64.6
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Nov.6, 1933
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Mr. Ford, In the absence of Mr. Bradley, who is still away for a few days longer [Signed Xenia Scriabine]
Box 48 Folder 65
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Stella Bowen
 Jan.15, 1934
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Mrs. Bowen, We are sending you herewith enclosed the contract for the British right [Signed by X. Scriabine]
Box 48 Folder 66
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Dec.6, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Cher Ford, En l'abscence de mon mari, qui va beaucoup plus mieux mais ne sera de retour [Sined by Jenny S. Bradley (Mrs. William A.)]
Box 48 Folder 67
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Feb.1, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Cher Ford, Je recois votre lettre du 30 janvier et, bien que Bie soit rentre [Sined by Jenny S. Bradley (Mrs. William A.)]
Box 48 Folder 68
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Feb.19, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Ford, I have your letter enclosing a copy of yours to Jefferson Jones. I am returning this herewith,
Box 48 Folder 68.5
Bradley, William Aspenwall to Ford
1 leaf
Box 48 Folder 69
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Feb.28, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Ford, We enclose herewith the two contracts, en double exemplaire, duly signed by Mr. Jones [Signed Xenia Scriabine]
Box 48 Folder 70
Bradley, William Aspenwall to Ford
 Mar.27, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Ford, We have now received from Messrs. Lippincott and cheque for amounts due [Signed Xenia Scriabine]
Box 48 Folder 71
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Sept.24, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Ford, We have now recieved from Messrs. J. B. Lippincott the second half of the advance [Signed Xenia Sciabine]
Box 48 Folder 72
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLS to Ford
 Nov.23, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Ford, We are sending you herewith enclosed royalty statement to June 30, 1934. [Signed Xenia Sciabine]
Box 48 Folder 73
Bradley, William Aspenwall TLSto Ford
 Sept.30, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Ford, We have just received a letter from Mr. Jones saying that several of Lippincott's [ Signed Xenia Sciabine]
Box 49 Folder 1
Blackemore, Trevor TLS to Violet Hunt
 May 19, [n.y.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Violet/ I was so very sorry not to be able to accept your very kind invitation yesterday, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 2
Blacknett, Mr. from John Bowles
 Apr.20, 1837
1 envelope
Scope and Contents
[An envelope from John Bowes to Mr. Blacknett in Newscastle on Lyne;] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 3
Blind, Mathilde ALS to Ford
 [1880's]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Ford, Dr. Todhunter has just sent a ticket for his play "A Sicilian Idyll"
Box 49 Folder 4
Blind, Mathilde ALS to Ford
 Nov.27, 1895
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Ford, Your letter this moment received. To tell you the truth I thought
Box 49 Folder 5
Bliss, Douglas Percy ALS to Violet Hunt
 Feb.4, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt, I am reading your "Wife of Rossetti" for the second time and feel a strange urge to write [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 6
Blount, W. C. ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 May 17, 1888
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Sir, The Executive Council of the above Silver Fete have requested me to enclose a circular [Verso contains notes by Margaret Raine (Mrs. Alfred W. Hunt0 on Corsica] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 7
Blowe, Gertrude AL[postcard]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [1905?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] With best wishes for Christmas.
Box 49 Folder 8
Bobbs-Merrill Co. TLS to Ford
 Jun.3, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, I have just sent you a cable telling you that we are greatly interested in your History of Our Own Time. [Signed Robert I. Center]
Box 49 Folder 9
Bobbs-Merrill Co. TLS to Ford
 Jun.9, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, Just after sending you a cable and letter last Saturday I received a note [Signed Robert I. Center]
Box 49 Folder 10
Bobbs-Merrill Co. TLS to Ford
 Aug.15, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, We have given your manuscript "A History of Our Own Time" very careful consideration [Signed Robert I. Center]
Box 49 Folder 11
Bogan, Louise ALS to Janice Biala
 Feb.25, 1934
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Janice, You no doubt think me dead and no wonder seeing as your letter has gone unanswered for three months.
Box 49 Folder 12
Bohenberger, Carol TLS to Ford
 Dec.23, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Jacksonville; Dear Mr. Ford, Permit me to intrude long enough to thank you for the beautiful article on Stephen Crane
Box 49 Folder 13
Bok, Curtis ALS to Ford
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Philadelphia; Dear Mr. Ford: I appreciate enormously your sending me a copy of your book
Box 49 Folder 14
[Boluls?] ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Mar.25, 1861
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Yorkshire; My Dear Sir, Please let the picture come at once, I shall be at home on Thursday; on Friday [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 15
[Boluls?] to Alfred William Hunt
 Mar.28, 1861
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Yorkshire; My Dear Sir, I will take the picture; please finish it as carefully as possible
Box 49 Folder 16
Bonelli, Jacques ALS to Bartolome & Signor Lionisi
 May 24, 1880
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Corsica?] Caro Bartolome, e Signor Lionisi / Vengo per darvi il buon giorno a tuta due; come pure per avertirvi di darme
Box 49 Folder 17
Boni, Albert & Charles, Inc. DS [Ford Statements of Account]
 [1927-1931]
50 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; [More than 50 statements of Ford account]
Box 49 Folder 17.1
Boni, Alber & Charles, Inc. TL[printed] Press Release
 Apr.6, 1926
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Publicity Notes from Albert & Charles Boni: "A Confession from Ford Madox Ford"
Box 49 Folder 18
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Box 49 Folder 19
Boni, Albert & Charles, Inc. TLS to Ford
 Feb.25, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: We have worked very hard on promotion work and sales on NO MORE PARADES [Signed Charles Boni, Jr.]
Box 49 Folder 19.5
Boni, Albert & Charles, Inc. TL[copy to Arthur B. Spingarn
 Jun.6, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Sir: We have your letter of June 3rd in reference to the cancellation of Mr. Ford Madox Ford's contract [Signed Charles Boni, Jr.]
Box 49 Folder 19.6
Boni & Liveright TLS to Ford
 Dec.1, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I am sending you a set of proofs of Mr. Pound's "Collected Poems" [Signed T.R. Smith] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 49 Folder 20
Boni & Liveright TLS to Ford
 Jun.15, 1927
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I am enclosing herewith our check for $300 as sthe first monthly payment [Signed Donald D. Friede]
Box 49 Folder 21
Boni & Liveright TLS to Ford
 Jul.6, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Sorry for the delay on this check. Through an oversight I had not placed your contract [Signed Donald S. Friede]
Box 49 Folder 22
Boni & Liveright TLS to Ford
 Nov.11, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: No, I have not received the check, and nobody here has seen it [Signed Donald S. Friede]
Box 49 Folder 23
Boni & Liveright TLS to Ford
 Nov.18, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: I should have acknowledged your check before this, and I apologize [Signed Donald S. Friede]
Box 49 Folder 24
Boni & Liveright TL[copy] to Arthur B. Spingarn
 Jul.25, 1927
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Spingarn: We have gone into every possible angle of the Ford-Boni-Boni & Liveright contract [Signed Donald S. Friede]
Box 49 Folder 25
Boni & Liveright TL[copy] to Arthur B. Spingarn
 Jul.27, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Spingarn: After carefully considering the Ford Madox Ford situation [Signed Donald S. Friede]
Box 49 Folder 26
Boodle, Walter T. AL[extract,copy] to J. B. Pinker
 Jul.3, 1911
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Pinker: ... I have no hesitation whatever in advising you to have absolutely nothing to say [Entire letter in the Huntington Library]
Box 49 Folder 27
The Bookman TLS to Ford
 Jan.7, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Ford: I should like very much to have that part of your introduction to "The Sisters" [Signed Burton Rascoe (Editor)]
Box 49 Folder 28
Boots Booklovers Library TLS to G. Hueffer
 Nov.14, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, With reference to your application for a secondhand copy of "Ethics in the Future" [Signed F. Richardson, Head Librarian]
Box 49 Folder 29
Borschitzky, G.T. ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Dec.31, 1893
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Elsie/ Allow me to reach to you a sermon, today being Sunday:-
Box 49 Folder 30
Bosanquet, Alys TL[copy]S to Violet Hunt
 [1899?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Hunt, I saw Mr. C[rawfurd] and told him I had met you in Paris, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 31
Bosanquet, Alys TL[fragment]S to Violet Hunt
 [1899?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Yorkshire; I don't see that anything is changed in that way. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 32
Boughton, George Henry ALS to Margaret R. Hunt (Mrs. A.W.0
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt/ Many thanks for your kind not of invitation. [Violet Hunt papers] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 33
Boughton, George Henry ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jan.23, 1884
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Miss Violet/ It was very naughty of you to strip the very gloves from your generous hands [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 34
Boughton, George Henry ALS to Violet Hunt
 May 30, 1885
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Violetta/ Thanks for your sweet and kind letter from us both [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 35
Boughton, George Henry ALS to Violet Hunt
 Sept.11, 1885
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Kirriemuir, Scotland; DV/ It was most kind and sweet of you and Venice to look after [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 36
Boughton, George Henry ALS to Violet Hunt
 Sept.19, 1886
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Kent; Dear {a violet blossom] You young "story"! The members day to varnish is not on Wednesday [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 37
Boughton, George Henry ALS to Violet Hunt
 Sept.1, 1886
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Scotland; D. O. V./ Got your letter as I went through St. Marys Home this morning. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 38
Boughton, George Henry ALS to Violet Hunt
 Sept.10, 1886
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Scotland; D.V. (The O. meant "old"! I got your note all right and the paper but I blush to say [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 39
Boughton, George Henry ALS to Violet Hunt
 Sept.15, 1889
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Suffolk, D V/ I did not reply and thank you for your interest arrent the picture [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 40
Boughton, George Henry ALS to Violet Hunt
 Oct.25, 1895
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] D V/ It was most sweet of you to send me an early copy [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 41
Bourret, J. ALS to Violet Hunt
 Feb.6, 1933
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Chere Madame, J'ai bien recu le livre "The Wife of Rossetti" que vour m'avez envoye. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 42
Bowen, Elizabeth ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jan.26, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Oxford; Dear Mrs. Hueffer/ Thank you so very much for your kind invitation - Alas, I cannot
Box 49 Folder 43
Bower, Warren TLS to Ford
 Sept.18, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Mr. Ford: i have received a letter from Mr. Palmer, the present editor
Box 49 Folder 44
Bowers, Thomas envelope
 Sept.24, 1818
1 envelope
Scope and Contents
Darlington; Thos. Bowers [Envelope addressed to Bowers]
Box 49 Folder 45
Brad[?], A. G. ALS to George Peacock
 Jan.30, 1837
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Sir/ The accompanying documents are not addressed to me but Capt. Beaufort has allowed me to take [Written inside and ALS from Dominique Francois Jean Arago to Captain Francis Beaufort which has written inside an ALS to Edward Ellice from Arago] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 46
Bradon, Miss C. ALS to Violet Hunt
 Oct.21, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham, Dear Madame Huffer [sic]. At last I have tracked Violet Howell down: her Father was Mr. Samuel Howell [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 47
Brandt & Brandt TDS Acknowledgement of receipt of two manuscripts: "English Country" and Mr. Croyd" from Ford
 Dec.6, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; [Signed Carl Brandt]
Box 49 Folder 48
Brandt & Brandt TD Commissions received from Brandt by Ford
 [1928?-1929?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New York] Lists of Ford commissions 1928 and 1929]
Box 49 Folder 49
Brandt & Brandt to Ford
 Jan.5, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I was very sorry not to be able to see you when I was in Paris [Signed Zelma C. Brandt] [All Brandt correspondence listed by date]
Box 49 Folder 50
Brandt & Brandt to William A. Bradley
 Feb.1, 1926
1 leaf + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Bradley:- I am enclosing a copy of my letter to Mr. Ford that has just crossed [Signed Zelma C. Brandt] [Enclosed her TL to Ford of Jan.27, 1926]
Box 49 Folder 51
Brandt & Brandt to TLS Ford
 Mar.16, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I am so amused - but the unknown correspondent from 16 East 96th Street is Carl Brandt. [Signed Zelma Brandt]
Box 49 Folder 52
Brandt & Brandt to TLS Ford
 Oct.6, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I think the BEAU SABREUR synopsis is fine and one on which I think we may be able [Signed Carl Brandt]
Box 49 Folder 53
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Nov.1, 1927
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Ford: Here is a copy of a letter from Collier's confirming our talk at luncheon the other day. [Signed Carl Bradt] [Included to TL[copy], of Oct. 26, 1927 of Collier's to Carl Brandt]
Box 49 Folder 53
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Dec.9, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: We have today deposited to your account $1085.00 which represents $2000.000 we received [Signed Frieda Lubelle]
Box 49 Folder 54
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Mar.23, 1928
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: It so happened that just after your letter to Carl came, I was seeing Mr. Woard of Jonathan Cape, [Signed Bernice Baumgarten]
Box 49 Folder 55
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Apr.6, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: I have been spending two or three weeks in the hospital for that operation [Signed Carl Brandt]
Box 49 Folder 56
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 May 19, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: As per our telephone conversation of this morning, this is to confirm [Signed Frieda Lubelle]
Box 49 Folder 57
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Jun.30, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: We have today deposited to your account our check for $100 [Signed Frieda Lubelle]
Box 49 Folder 58
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Jul3, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: You are quite right - there is $1500 due on A LITTLE LESS THAN GODS on delivery [Signed Bernice Baumgarten]
Box 49 Folder 59
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Aug.16, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: As you know, the office has been closed for two weeks' vacation [Signed Bernice Baumgarten]
Box 49 Folder 60
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Aug.22, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I do hope that you got the money that was cabled and that everything else is perfectly straight. [Signed Bernice Baumgarten]
Box 49 Folder 61
Brandt & Brandt to TLS Ford
 Aug.30, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: According to your instructions, I cabled you yesterday that there was approximately $700 due from Boni [Signed Bernice Baumgarten]
Box 49 Folder 62
Brandt & Brandt to TLS Ford
 Sept.6, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Travel Magazine is anxious to see any travel article you may do after your trip [Signed Freda F. Holhu]
Box 49 Folder 63
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Sept.17, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: We have today deposited to your account our checks for the following: [Signed Frieda Lubelle]
Box 49 Folder 64
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Sept.18, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York, Dear Mr. Ford: We have today deposited to your account our check for $741.73 [Signed Frieda Lubelle]
Box 49 Folder 65
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Oct.4, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I think all money difficulties have been settled. Both the Boni and the Viking [Signed Bernice Baumgarten]
Box 49 Folder 66
Brandt & Brandt TL[copy] to Harold Guinzberg
 Oct.17, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York Dear Harold: In view of your acceptance of THAT SAME POOR MAN, the novel which was originally
Box 49 Folder 67
Brandt & Brandt TL[fragment] to Ford
 Oct.26, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dear Mr. Ford, Following up my cable to you, we have checked back the Boni statements
Box 49 Folder 68
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Oct.29, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: We succeeded in selling the serial rights of the ENGLISH NOVEL book [Signed Nannine V. Joseph]
Box 49 Folder 69
Brandt & Brandt TL[copy]S to William A. Bradley
 Dec.12, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York Dear Mr. Bradley: Ford Madox Ford's ON TWO SUCH SILVER CURRENTS has been accepted for publication [Signed Nannine V. Joseph]
Box 49 Folder 70
Brandt & Brandt TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Dec.14, 1928
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Bradley: I do think that Mr. Ford must some how be confused about his arrangement
Box 49 Folder 71
Brandt & Brandt TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Dec.17, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Bradley: I cabled you this morning as follows: "CAPE OFFERS FORD TWO HUNDRED FIFTY POUNDS
Box 49 Folder 72
Brandt & Brandt TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Dec.18, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Bradley: As I wrote you, Mr. Horwood delivered the manuscript of Ford's novel
Box 49 Folder 73
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Feb.21, 1929
1 leaf + 9 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: We have today deposited to your account our check for $5.10, which [Signed Frieda Lubelle] [Includes 9 leaves of Brandt statements] [Signed Frieda Lubelle]
Box 49 Folder 74
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Mar.4, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I am returning herewith your own copy and one carbon of "Honoria Mary Lelage" [Signed Nannie V. Joseph]
Box 49 Folder 75
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Mar.7, 1929
1 leaf + 1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Below is a list of the payments made to your account at the Guaranty Trust [Signed Frieda Lubelle] [Included is TLS to Ford from Brandt & Brandt [signed by Lubelle], March 6, 1929 plus Oct. 1928 listing of royalty statement]
Box 49 Folder 76
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Apr.26, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Ford: I have finished reading the new instalment of "NOTTERDAM". It's fine. [Signed Carl Brandt]
Box 49 Folder 77
Brandt & Brandt to TLS Ford
 May 1, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I do wish you would have a talk with Donald Freeman personally on your Vanity Fair contract. [Signed Nannine Joseph]
Box 49 Folder 78
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 May 21, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York Dear Mr. Ford: There is nothing that you have to do further about the bond. The Immigration Society will advise you [Signed Frieda Lubelle]
Box 49 Folder 79
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 May 27, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear For: I have been so busy trying to get things lined up this morning that I haven't been able to telephone you. [Signed Carl Brandt]
Box 49 Folder 80
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Jun.12, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: Would you consider having a limited edition of ENGLISH COUNTRY done? [Signed Bernice Baumgarten]
Box 49 Folder 81
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Jun.28, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: I called up the Dial people and they tell me definitely that the owners of the magazine [Signed Bernice Baumgarten]
Box 49 Folder 82
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: First of all, Houghton Mifflin have returned NOTTERDAM. They feel that the last part of the book needs revision. [Signed Bernice Baumgarten]
Box 49 Folder 83
Brandt & Brandt TLSto Ford
 Jul.16, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: Cape has cabled as follows: "Quite satisfied publish NOTTERDAM but manuscript rough [Signed Bernice Baumgarten]
Box 49 Folder 84
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Aug.2, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: The Viking Press will send me formal releases of contract, which I will forward to you [Signed Bernice Baumgarten]
Box 49 Folder 85
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Oct.3, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: We have to-day deposited to your account our check for $80.13 , which represents the amount [Signed Frieda Lubelle]
Box 49 Folder 86
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Oct.11, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: The reprint sale reported by Boni was for the use of a selection from JOSEPH CONRAD [Signed Bernice Baumgarten]
Box 49 Folder 87
Brandt & Brandt TL[copy]to Ford
 Jan.27, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: The following is the total net amount of monies you have received
Box 49 Folder 88
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Mar.11, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: We are returning herewith "Honoria Mary Lelage" [Signed Carl Brandt]
Box 49 Folder 89
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Apr.28, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: We have today deposited to your account our check for $5.62, which represents [Signed Frieda Lubelle]
Box 49 Folder 90
Brandt & Brandt TLS to William A. Bradley
 Dec.30, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Bradley: We are enclosing herewith a dollar draft for $21.00 which represents $22.10
Box 49 Folder 91
Brandt & Brandt TLS to Ford
 Mar.26, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: The J.B. Lippincott Company, the publishers of the "One Hour Library" [Signed Lillian Bassein]
Box 49 Folder 92
No Box 49, Folder 92
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Number skipped.
Box 49 Folder 93
Brentano's TLS to Ford
 Apr.27, 1929
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Here are the three books from which the prize-winning novel is to be chosen. [Signed Jacques Le Clercq] [Enclosed is leaflet "Prix Brentano"]
Box 49 Folder 94
British Broadcasting Corporation TLS to Ford
 Jul.3, 1935
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford Madox Ford, During the autumn we are proposing to broadcast a series of twelve talks [Signed Mary Adams]
Box 49 Folder 95
Britton, John envelope to The Rev. James Raine
 [n.d.]
1 envelope
Scope and Contents
[Envelope] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 96
Bromfield, Louis ALS to Stella Bowen
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Stella:- Everyone in the family has flopped with the grippe so we've had to postpone
Box 49 Folder 97
Bromfield, Louis TLS to Ford
 Oct.7, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: This is just a line to say that I shall be delighted to come tomorrow
Box 49 Folder 98
Bromfield, Mary M[printed, copy] "A la recherche du temps perdu"
 [Jan., 1943]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Photocopy of Mary Bromfield essay from "Town and Country", January, 1943.]
Box 49 Folder 99
[Brooke, Rupert?] AL[postcard] to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Sept.28, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Japan; Since writing you I have just rec.d your letter of Oct. 24 '07
Box 49 Folder 100
Broun, Haywood Campbell TLS to Ford
 Jan.4, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New Canaan, Ct.; Dear Mr. Ford, We have got the crack-brained idea of having a Fiction Serial in NUTMEG, [Ford's AL reply on verso of second leaf]
Box 49 Folder 101
Broun, Heywood Campbell TL to Ford
 Apr.11, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New Canaan, Ct.; My dear Ford, You know that I have succeeded to the Ownership and Management
Box 49 Folder 102
Brown, Austin (Steward) AMS Account Book with Barker Esquire
 Nov., 1893-Mar., 1894
48 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Small Account Book from Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 103
Brown, Curtis TLS to Ford
 Mar.19, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, I am much obliged for your letter, and for the photograph of Ford Madox Brown [Verso contains AL[fragment]S to [Elsie Martindale Hueffer], signed FMFM A.]
Box 49 Folder 104
Brown, Curtis TLS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.12, 1919
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, Your letter of March 11 is received. Conrad seems to be getting books out faster now [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 105
Brown, Curtis TLS to Violet Hunt
 Nov.17, 1920
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, Enclosed from Nigel de Grey, manager of Messrs. William Collins Sons & Co., Ltd., explains itself. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 106
Brown, Curtis TLS to Violet Hunt
 Nov.23, 1920
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, Your letter of November 19 surprised me a bit, for it would be inconceivable that we could [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 107
Brown,m Elizabeth C ALS to Ford Madox Brown
 Dec.16, 1839
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Antwerp; My dear Ford, I dare say you have expected to hear from me before but I waited to see Mr. Slingenger [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 108
Brown, Emma Madox ADS Will
 Apr.20, 1888
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; After my Death: I request that everything I possess all property that may come by inheritance to me, {Emma was Ford's grandmother] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 49 Folder 109
Ernes Brown & Phillips TLS to Ford
 Nov.2, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, Messrs. Macmillan are not going to press with the book entitled "Prefaces on Art"
Box 50 Folder 1
Brown, Ford ALS to Ford Madox Brown
 Jan.24, 1839
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Fordy, As I feel myself a little better I shall try to have a few lines for you to puzzle yourself [ Ford Brown was apparently Ford Madox Brown's father] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 1.5
Brown, Ford Madox Photograph
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Photograph "The Last of England" [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 50 Folder 2
Brown, Ford Madox ADS Will
 [1886?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
This is the last Will & Testament of me Ford Madox Brown of 3 Addison Terrace, Victoria Park, Manchester [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 3
Brown, Ford Madox AL[fragment] to Emma Madox Brown
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest Wife/ I received your dear affectionate letter last night in coming home; it is very sweet [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 4
Brown, Ford MadoxALS to Emma Madox Brown
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cheshire; Dearest Emma, I am still in bed, where they insisted I should breakfast as I have a slight cold. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 5
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Emma Madox Brown
 Aug.5, 1870
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest Love, Just a line to say I arrived home safe some time before 1 - & found Lucy along with the new cook - [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 6
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Emma Madox Brown
 Aug.11, 1870
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest Love, Your communication has taken me by surprise indeed - though properly speaking it need not - only I thought [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 7
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Emma Madox Brown
 [1883?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dearest Emma, At home this morning I was very delighted to get your letter. Those sent to me to Paris [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 8
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Emma Madox Brown
 Aug.20, 1888
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest Emma, I hear from Cullingworth, as also from nurse, that your rheumatism sees not likely to last long. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 9
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Emma Madox Brown
 Aug.5, 1889
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest Emma, You have almost been gone a week now & I have not written to you. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 10
Brown, Ford Madox AL[draft?]S to Edward Burne-Jones
 Feb.9, 1888
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Jones, I thank you much for your very kind note taking one back so vividly [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 11
Brown, Ford Madox AL to Ford
 Apr.14, 1891
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Fordie, I fear you may not understand the scrawls I send you back. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 12
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Ford
 Sept.20, 1892
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Fordey, Have you got Lewe's "Biography of Philosophy"? I have lost mine & Carl Thomas wishes to borrow it of me [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 13
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
 Jun.27, 1872
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Scotland; Dear Hueffer/ We are still here till tomorrow, when we leave for a shooting box of Mr. Graham's
Box 50 Folder 14
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
 Dec.30, 1875
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest Cathy/ Make you mind easy we are very glad indeed to have Fordie -
Box 50 Folder 15
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
 Apr.24, 1876
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London: Dearest Cathy- Just a line to say Franz and Fordey are both in most perfect condition [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 16
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
 Oct.17, 1887
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Manchester; Dearest Cathy, Your mamma & I were so pleased to see your hand writing this noon;
Box 50 Folder 17
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
 [1889?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest Cathy, Just as Oliver is here the man Joslin writes to say he has got permission to put up the head & foot stones.
Box 50 Folder 18
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
 [1893?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest Cathy/ I can get nothing reasonable out of Oliver. He wants 30 shillings
Box 50 Folder 19
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
 Aug.14, 1893
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest Cathy, As you are going off on Wednesday I had better send you this five pounds at once.
Box 50 Folder 20
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Juliet Hueffer
 Nov.27, 1889
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest Poppie, I should have liked much to dine in your company today at your Aunt's,
Box 50 Folder 21
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Hunt/ When I sent you on Swinburn's note I had not yet got yours last,
Box 50 Folder 22
[Brown, Ford Madox?] AL[fragment] to Alfred William Hunt
 May 24, 1857
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My Dear Sir/ I have your very kind letter of yesterday and am sure Bond, who is now out-of-town, will be [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 23
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 May 2, 1865
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Hunt/ Best thanks for remembering us with a ticket but my wife has been ill
Box 50 Folder 24
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Jan.12, 1869
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Hunt, Many thanks for your kind solicitude & offer.
Box 50 Folder 25
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Apr.7, 1869
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Alfred Hunt, (For I trust we may drop the Mr. by this time) I should have answered your very kind note
Box 50 Folder 26
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Apr.9, 1869
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Alfred Hunt, I fear you must have had a great deal of trouble about me,
Box 50 Folder 27
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Jan.18, 1871
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Alfred Hunt, Will you kindly drop me a line saying whether you are still to be on the committee
Box 50 Folder 27.5
Brown, Ford Madox envelopes to Alfred William Hunt
 Jan.18, 1972
2 envelopes
Scope and Contents
London; 2 envelopes dated Jan.18, 1872 and Apr.6, 1881 [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 28
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Nov.28, 1872
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Alfred Hunt, All right about J.R. but any differences of opinion need not bear much on the election
Box 50 Folder 29
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Jan.18, 1873
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Cambridge; My dear Alfred Hunt, I have been in the intention of writing ever sice my daught received a letter from your wife
Box 50 Folder 30
Brown, Ford Madox AL[postcard]S to Alfred William Hunt
 May 10, 1873
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; I have just remembered that I never sent you the name of the medicine
Box 50 Folder 31
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Jun.2, 1873
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Alfred Hunt, It has jus occurred to me that you may be about to leave town
Box 50 Folder 32
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Nov.22, 1874
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Lower Merton, Surry; My dear Alfred Hunt/ I am much obliged by your kind letter.
Box 50 Folder 33
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Dec.18, 1879
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Alfred Hunt, Best thanks for your remembering my wife & self -
Box 50 Folder 34
Brown, Ford Madox
 Apr.6, 1881
1 envelope
Processing Information
Removed to folder 27.5; with second envelope
Box 50 Folder 35
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Margaret Raine (Mrs. Alfred) Hunt
 Apr.5, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt/ My wife has been ill for a few days & still keeping her bad [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 36
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Margaret Raine (Mrs. Alfred) Hunt
 Aug.11, 1870
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt, When I first read your kind note, informing of the parcel of medicine [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 37
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Margaret Raine (Mrs. Alfred) Hunt
 May 28, 1875
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt, Along with this you will receive certain papers [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 38
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Margaret Raine (Mrs. Alfred) Hunt
 Jun.23, 1876
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Alfred Hunt, I have just received the enclosed from the Sec of A.G. B. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 39
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Margaret Raine (Mrs. Alfred) Hunt
 Apr.30, 1879
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Manchester; Dear Mrs. Hunt, I think it best to send the enclosed on to you direct [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 40
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Margaret Raine (Mrs. Alfred) Hunt
 Apr.8, 1881
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt, I am very sorry to say the dinner for tomorrow has to be put off [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 41
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Margaret Raine (Mrs. Alfred) Hunt
 May 17, 1881
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt, My wife is coming home from Hastings, & the house is now quite safe again [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 42
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Margaret Raine (Mrs. Alfred) Hunt
 Jan.23, 1889
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Alfred Hunt, Thank you very much for your kind letter. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 43
Brown, Ford Madox AD[check] to Theodore Watts-Dunton
 Aug.15, 1889
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; London & Westminster Bank check to Theodre Watts for 98 pounds 16/8.
Box 50 Folder 44
Brown, Ford Madox ALS to Theodore Watts-Dunton
 May 19, 1890
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Watts/ We have been going well into the meaning of your deed
Box 50 Folder 45
Brown, Oliver Madox to Mr. Audrieu
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear M. Audrieu, I am most exceedingly grieved that you should have imagined for an instant that I have been put out [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 46
Brown, Oliver Madox ALS to Philip Marston
 [1874?]
1 leaf + 2 envelopes
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Philip, I cam back here last Friday - not a bit the better. [ Letter and envelope torn into pieces; letter reconstructed with tape][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 47
Brown, Susan Jenkins TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Dec.14, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Mizener, I'd be glad to help you on Ford any way I can
Box 50 Folder 48
Browning, Robert AL[copy] to Alfred William Hunt
 Apr.29, 1866
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear My dear Sir/ I made use yesterday of the ticket with which your kindness furnished me, [Handwritten copy by Margaret Raine Hunt] [Original at Huntington Library] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 49
Browning, Robert AL[copy] to Alfred William Hunt
 Feb.11, 1868
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Mr. Hunt, I am sure your kindness will forgive and understand [Handwritten copy by Margaret Raine Hunt] [Original at Huntington Library] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 50
Browning, Robert AL[copy] to Alfred William Hunt
 Mar.22, 1873
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Hunt, How can I be other than surprised and gratified by such an honour [Handwritten copy by Margaret Raine Hunt] [Original at Huntington Library] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 51
Browning, Robert AL[copy] to Alfred William Hunt
 Jun.4, 1878
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Hunt, I suppose my little word of criticism on on [sic] your book [Handwritten copy by Margaret Raine Hunt] [Original at Huntington Library] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 51
Browning, Robert AL[copy] to Alfred William Hunt
 May 6, 1883
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Hunt, I did indeed both see the one beautiful picture and marvel [Handwritten copy by Margaret Raine Hunt] [Original at Huntington Library] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 52
Browning, Robert Printed calling cards to Violet and Margaret Raine Hunt
 [1933-1934]
5 cards; 2 envelopes
Scope and Contents
[Notes by Violet on both envelopes.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 53
Bryher, Winfred Ellerman TLS to Violet Hunt
 Sept.30, 1932
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Switzerland; It is many months since I read a book so interesting as "The Wife of Rossetti".
Box 50 Folder 54
Buck, Pearl (Sydenstricker) TLS to Ford
 Jun.8, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, A copy of your letter was sent to me, and I found it here on my arrival
Box 50 Folder 55
Buck, Pearl (Sydenstricker) ALS to Ford
 Aug.16, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, Thank you so very much for your kindness. I shall greatly value
Box 50 Folder 56
Budge, Sir Ernest Alfred Thompson Wallis ALS to Violet Hunt
 Sept.29, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Northumberland; Dear Miss Hunt, This is to remind you that you have to send me one farthing! [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 57
Budge, Sir Ernest Alfred Thompson Wallis ALS to Violet Hunt
 Dec.29, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Hertfordshire; Dear Miss Hunt, A line to thank you for your card - which is pretty - [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 58
Budge, Sir Ernest Alfred Thompson Wallis ALS to Violet Hunt
 Oct.12, 1904
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Northumberland; Dear Miss Hunt, They tell me that you have sent me a copy of your "Sooner or Later" [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 59
Buell, Larry ALS to Arthur Mizener
 [1971]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Oberllin; Dear Mr. Mizener, This is just a short not to let you know that I have been reading your biography of Ford.
Box 50 Folder 60
Bull, Rene ALS to Margaret Raine (Mrs. Alfred) Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Mrs. Hunt, It was only on my return from Aiz-les-Bains (Wednesday evening) that I received your kind invitation [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 61
Bullett, Gerald TLS to Ford
 Sept.7, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford/ Very many thanks for your friendly letters, and for doing the Auto-criticism for us.
Box 50 Folder 62
Bullett, Gerald TLS to Ford
 Oct.3, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford/ I hear from Frank Morley that you would like to write an article apropos of Ezra Pound [Ford's AL[draft] response on recto]
Box 50 Folder 63
Bullett, Gerald TLS to Ford
 Oct.15, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
East Hartung; Dear Mr. Ford/ I had to rush away from the office last week leaving your letter unanswered
Box 50 Folder 64
Bullett, Gerald TLS to Ford
 Jan.28, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
East Hartung; Dear Mr. Ford/ It was very friendly of you to write to me about the death of the Week-end Review
Box 50 Folder 65
Bullett, Gerald TLS to Ford
 Feb.22, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
East Hartung; Dear Madox Ford/ You must forgive my rather monstrous delay in answering your last letter
Box 50 Folder 66
Bullett, Gerald TLS to Ford
 May 26, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
East Hartung; Dear F.M.F./ I have been intending for a long while to write to you
Box 50 Folder 67
Bullitt, William Christian TLS to Ford
 Mar.19, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Ford/ I was delighted to receive your letter of March 10th. The old Transatlantic Review was a joy
Box 50 Folder 68
Bunsen, George TM Account of the Great Charge at Mars-la Tour (Franco-German Way, 1870)
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] George Bunsen gave me an account of the great charge at Mars-la-Tour ... as related to him by the Chief of Staff, who conveyed the order for that famous and terrible feat of arms. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 69
Bunting, Basil TM[copy] Pound's Cantos
 193-?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Most probably written for "The Cantos of Ezra Pound: Some Testimonials", 1932.]
Box 50 Folder 70
Burgess, Gelett TLS to Ford
 Oct.11, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford/ I can't imagine why you should be interested in reading my murder mystery
Box 50 Folder 71
Burne-Jones, Sir Edward Coley ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Nov.4, 1886
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Mr. Hunt, I have been thinking over your letter & considering the matter from many sides [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 72
Burne-Jones, Phil ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jul.4, 1905
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Violet- I was to vexed not to have got to your party yesterday. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 73
Burns, John ALS to Ford
 May 28, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Hueffer/ Sorry I cannot accept your very kind invitation [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 74
Burns, John AL[card]S to Ford
 Jun.22, 1910
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Hueffer/ Yes I will see you at House of Commons after 5 [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 75
Burton, Sir Frederic William ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Feb.20, 1882
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Hunt/ It would give me great pleasure, & would be an honour to me, to become your proposer for admission [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 76
Butts, Marie to Ford
 Jul.24, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cotes-du-Nord; Dear Mr. Hueffer, I begged the editor to send you a copy of the translation of "Between Saint Dennis and Saint George" [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 77
Mary, Butts ALS to Violet Hunt
 Oct.7, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chelsea; My dear Violet: I heard the other day through Douglas Goldring that I might write to you. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 50 Folder 78
Bye, George T. TLS to Frank C. Dodd
 Sept.9, 1946
1 leaf + 5 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Frank: We write in behalf of Mrs. Janice Biala Alaine, widow of Ford Madox Ford whom we represented [With TL[copy] from Dodd, Mead to George Bye, Sept. 19, 1946; TLS to Theodora S. Zavin to Dodd, Mead, April 21, 1947; TL[copy] from Dodd, Mead to Theodora Zavin, April 22, 1947; and an internal memo from Frank Dodd (Dodd, Mead) to Miss Carr.
Box 50 Folder 79
Bye, George T. TLS to Ford
 Dec.6, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford/ The minute I saw your name on a letter, my eyes bulged out.
Box 50 Folder 80
Bye, George T. TLS to Ford
 Apr.1, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford/ We are in receipt of a check for $100.00 from Your Life Magazine,
Box 50 Folder 81
Bye, George T. TLS to Ford
 Mar.14, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford/ Without having carefully examined the Stokes contract, I send it along to you herewith
Box 50 Folder 82
Bye, George T. TLS to Ford
 May 31, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Colonel/ I hope that your charming wife and you had a pleasant voyage and are now completely surrounded
Box 50 Folder 83
Bye, George T. TLS to Harry E. Maule
 Mar.14, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Harry/ We had a telephone call yesterday, while I was in the country, from Ford Madox Ford
Box 50 Folder 84
Bye, George T & Co.. TLS to Ford
 Jun.6, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford/ We are in receipt of a check for $375 from Frederick A. Stokes company [Signed Jasper Spock]
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Box 51 Folder 1
AD Decree for Mis: Violet Hunt daughter of Alfred Hunt
 Dec.25, 1653
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Middlesex; To the most hopeful gentlewoman Miss Violet Hung daughter of Alfred Hunt, Gent. of Rensington in ye country of Middlesex/ Most accomplished lady [Signed H.P.C.] [Written on parchment with wax seal] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 2
C., Marion ALS to Violet Hunt
 Sept.26, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; Two days ago, dear Violet, I said to Jergens "I must write & see how Violet Hunt is: [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 3
Cagle, William R. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.12, 1971
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Bloominton; Dear Mr. Mizener, It was a week ago Friday that the book arrived
Box 51 Folder 4
Caine, W. Hall AL[fragment]S to [Ford Madox Brown]
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ...yet another alteration in my sonnet on Oliver! D[ante] G[abriel] R[ossitti] writes that my last three lines [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 5
Caix De Rembures, Marie Charles Armand D[printed] Death Notice
 Dec.21, 1881
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Caix de Rembures death notice sent to Violet Hunt by Reine de Caix de Rembures] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 6
Caix de Rembures, Reine ALS to Violet Hunt
 Sept.4, 1878
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Corsica] Ma chere Violette/ Je viens de recevoir la visite de votre affigie. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 7
Caix de Rembures, Reine ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jul.8, 1879
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Corsica] Ma Chere Violette, Vopila bien des mais que je ne sais plus rien de vous; [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 8
Caix de Rembures, Reine ALS to Violet Hunt
 Aug.20, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Corsica] Ma Chere Violette, Je ne veux pas tarder a Venis vous dire tout le plaisir que m'a cause [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 9
Caix de Rembures, Reine ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jul.28, 1919
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Montauban; Je suis bien peinee, ma chere Violette, de savoir que vous etes seule [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 9.5
Campbell, Louise Grace ALS to Ford
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Philadelphia; If I were you my dear Ford Madox Ford, I'd like the enclosed very much. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 51 Folder 10
Cannell, Kathleen Printed Book Reviews
 1961-1964
4 items
Scope and Contents
[Group of 4 newspaper clippings by Cannell about Ford, Hemingway, Pound, and Sinclair Lewis]
Box 51 Folder 11
Cannell, Kathleen TLS to Arthur Mizener
 May 26, 1964
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Mr. Mizener: Thank you for your letter. I was delighted to receive praise for my review
Box 51 Folder 12
Cannell, Kathleen TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jul.8, 1964
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Mr. Mizener: I note you will be arriving in Boston on Monday, July 20th
Box 51 Folder 13
Cannell, Kathleen TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jul.16, 1964
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Mr. Mizener: I could see you any of the three days, from July 29th to 31st.
Box 51 Folder 14
Cannell, Kathleen TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Aug.8, 1964
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Arthur: Thank you for your marvelous letter. I could write right back to you everything you said
Box 51 Folder 15
Cannell, Kathleen TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Aug.16, 1964
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Boston; Arthur- I do not pretend. Haven't had to since Paris conture days when we often left a press show
Box 51 Folder 16
Cannell, Kathleen TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Aug.18, 1964
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Arthur: I had a letter from Robert Byington yesterday and have just written him
Box 51 Folder 17
Cannell, Kathleen TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Oct.12, 1964
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Arthur: I enclose a tearsheet of my twin pieces on Ford in the Providence Journal
Box 51 Folder 18
Cannell, Kathleen TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Dec.5, 1964
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Boston; Alas, poor Arthur! I hate to think of your sparkle and fascination obscured by the dailiness of teaching.
Box 51 Folder 19
Cannell, Kathleen TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Feb.1, 1965
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Arthur: "Complimenti, you bitch. I am wracked by the seven jealousies". That's the way
Box 51 Folder 20
Cannell, Kathleen TLS to Arthur & Rosemary Mizener
 Mar.5, 1967
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Boston] Dear Rosemary and Arthur: I had this to write you on at Christmas (I may just get all my greetings off by Easter
Box 51 Folder 21
Cannell, Kathleen TLS to Arthur & Rosemary Mizener
 Dec.31, 1967
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; Very dear Rosemary and Arthur: I have thought of you a great deal during the past year
Box 51 Folder 22
Cannell, Kathleen TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Feb.17, 1971
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Arthur: How goes Ford? I got few Christmas greetings off in time (as usual).
Box 51 Folder 23
Jonathan Cape Ltd. TLS to Stella Bowen
 Jul.4, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Stella Bowen, I have been rather a long time letting you know about Ford's manuscript. [Signed Jonathan Cape]
Box 51 Folder 24
Jonathan Cape Ltd. TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Nov.14, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Bradley: I have been considering very carefully Ford's THE RASH ACT. [Signed Jonathan Cape]
Box 51 Folder 25
Jonathan Cape Ltd. TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Feb.20, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Bradley: I have your letter of February 12th referring to Ford's THE RASH ACT. [Signed Jonathan Cape]
Box 51 Folder 26
Jonathan Cape Ltd. TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Feb.28, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Bradley, Here is a formal agreement for the publication of Ford Madox Ford's THE RASH ACT. [Signed Jonathan Cape]
Box 51 Folder 27
Jonathan Cape Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Jun.26, 1929
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford:- I was in Paris last week where I learned you were expected about a week later [Signed Jonathan Cape]
Box 51 Folder 28
Jonathan Cape Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Jul.26, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, I got your cable this morning and replied as follows: [Signed G. Wren Howard]
Box 51 Folder 29
Jonathan Cape Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Aug.24, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, I was able last night to go down to Richmond to see Mr. Cape [Signed P. Gilchrist Thompson]
Box 51 Folder 30
Jonathan Cape Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Sept.4, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, I have just got back to the office and find your letter of August 26th. [Signed G. Wren Howard]
Box 51 Folder 31
Jonathan Cape Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Feb.9, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir:- NOTTERDAM./ Thank you for your letter of February 4th. [Signed JC]
Box 51 Folder 32
Jonathan Cape Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Feb.23, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, We have read and re-read WHEN THE WICKED MAN and have now come definitely [Signed G. Wren Howard]
Box 51 Folder 33
Jonathan Cape Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Feb.26, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford:- WHEN THE WICKED MAN./ We are sorry that you do not feel inclined to make the changes [Signed G. Wren Howard]
Box 51 Folder 34
Jonathan Cape Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Mar.10, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, Thank you for the corrected copy and prefatory note. [Signed G. Wren Howard]
Box 51 Folder 35
Jonathan Cape Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Feb.3, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford:- Thank you for your letter referring to PENHALLY. [Signed Jonathan Cape]
Box 51 Folder 36
Jonathan Cape Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Mar.7, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford, I am quite willing to make the payment for THE RASH ACT [Signed Jonathan Cape]
Box 51 Folder 37
Jonathan Cape Ltd. TL[copy] to Eric Pinker
 Jun.3, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Pinker, I dislike having to worry you again but we are still waiting [Signed G. Wren Howard]
Box 51 Folder 37.5
Jonathan Cape Ltd. TL[copy] to Miss Scriabine
 Nov.15, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Scriabine, In reply to your letter of November 4th, I find that [Signed Jonathan Cape] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 51 Folder 38
Capes, Bernard Edward Joseph to Ford
 Jun.1, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Winchester; Dear Mr. Hueffer,- I hope that you will forgive me for addressing you personally [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 39
Carco, Francis ALS to Ford
 Jan.7, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Cher Monsieur, Je vous adresse par ce courrier un examplairè de Perversité
Box 51 Folder 40
Cary, R. ALS to Gerald W. Henderson
 Jul.7, 1950
1 leaf + 2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Henderson/ The kindly courtesy of your letter has given me much pleasure,[2 leaves of Cary genealogy] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 41
Cather, Willa ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 May 20, 1909
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer; I am so sorry to have let you in for a sharp note
Box 51 Folder 42
Cawley, Thomas TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jun.14, 1971
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Binghamton] Dear Mr. Mizener: I have just finished the Ford Madox Ford biography, and it is an absorbing book.
Box 51 Folder 43
Cayley, Charles Bagot TL[fragment, copy] to Christina Rossetti
 Nov.6, 1881
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Christina Rossetti, For Horace's second ode, in some respects I won't venture to apologize to you; [Copy typed by Violet Hunt for her proposed book] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 44
Cecil, Lady Edith Frances AMS & TMS [Article on Corsica]
 [Jan., 1917]
8 leaves + 8 leaves
Scope and Contents
April the fourth - 1874 the year - Corsica the place - [TM includes copies of fragments of two letters: Cecil ALS to Violet Hunt, April 21, 1915 and May 4, 1915, both in Ford collection] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 45
Cecil, Lady Edith Frances ALS to Violet Hunt
 Apr.21, 1915
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Somerset; Lady Francis Cecil presents her comp[lemen]ts to Miss Violet Hunt and apropos of the delightful articles [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 46
Cecil, Lady Edith Frances ALS to Violet Hunt
 May 4, 1915
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Somerset; Lady Francis Cecil presents her comp[lemen]ts to Mrs. Ford Madox Hueffer and begs to thank you [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 47
Chamberlain, Joseph TLS Alfred William Hunt
 Dec.14, 1878
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Yesterday I succeeded in getting time to pay a short visit to the Water Colour Society's rooms. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 48
Chamberlain, Joseph ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Dec.17, 1878
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Sir, I am very much obliged to you for your note which recalls to my recollection what passed them. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 49
Chamberlain, Joseph ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Aug.20, 1886
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Hunt/ Thank you for your letter and fir its enclosure. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 50
Chambers, A.M. TL[copy] to Mrs. Howell
 Oct.29, 1890
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Howell, Miss Corder seems to know more than Mr. Bonham and I know. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 51
Chambrun, Jacques TLS to Ford
 Oct.22, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, I have been getting a lot of material together for a new monthly and the editor would
Box 51 Folder 52
Chambrun, Jacques TLS to Ford
 Dec.6, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, Mr. Ginrich, editor of Esquire, was in town yesterday
Box 51 Folder 53
Chambrun, Jacques TLS to Ford
 Jan.16, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, I have just received a telegram from the editor of Esquire
Box 51 Folder 54
Chambrun, Jacques TLS to Ford
 Jan.29, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, I have just finished talking to Mr. Arnold Gingrich, who promises to wire you
Box 51 Folder 55
Chambrun, Jacques TLS to Arnold Gingrich
 [Jan., 1935?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] Dear Arnold/ You will recall I showed you an outline for an article, by Ford Madox Ford, on CLIMATES,
Box 51 Folder 56
Chambrun, Jacques TLS to Violet Hunt
 Oct.22, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mrs. Hueffer: In looking over my correspondence, I find your letter of February 19th, and my answer thereto. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 57
Champ, H. AL[postcard]S to Annie Child
 Apr.29, 1905
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Annie Just a lone to say a friend of Louis' is coming to see me from France [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 58
Chenery, Thomas ALS to Francis Hueffer
 May 24, 1878
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Sir, I have received nothing whatever from W. Davison on the concert of Wednesday.
Box 51 Folder 59
Chenery, Thomas ALS to Francis Hueffer
 Apr.13, 1880
1 leaf + 1 leaf + 2 items + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Dr. Hueffer, This is from some jealous impresario. [Included is April 12, 1880 ALS H. Wylde to [Edward?] MacDonald with two London Times clippings.]
Box 51 Folder 60
Chenery, Thomas ALS to Francis Hueffer
 Nov.26, 1881
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mr. Hueffer, You wrote so excellent a review of Winchelmann's life
Box 51 Folder 61
Chenery, Thomas ALS to Francis Hueffer
 Apr.2, 1882
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Hueffer, Many thanks for your kind invitation . I am sorry to say, however,
Box 51 Folder 62
Chesterton, Gilbert Keith TLS to Violet Hunt
 Apr.30, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Yorkshire; Dear Miss Violet Hunt, I know that I ought to expect a violent blow on the skull the moment I show my head; [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 63
Chicago Tribune ALS to Ford
 Feb.22, [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chicago; My dear Mr. Ford: You are coming to Chicago on March 12th to lecture at the Fortenightly Club, I hear. [Signed Fanny Butcher]
Box 51 Folder 64
University of Chicago Library TLS to Ford
 May 10, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chicago; My dear Mr. Ford, I am delighted to learn from your letter of yesterday, dated, however, May 10, [Signed M. Llewellyn Raney]
Box 51 Folder 65
Childs, Frank Hall TLS to Violet Hunt
 Jan.6, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pacific Palisades; My dear Cousin: Your post card postmarked September first, 1930, reached me at the Hotel Russell, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 66
Chelmondeley, Mary ALS to Violet Hunt
 Apr.16, [n.y.]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Hunt/ Never, never can I go out to tea on a Friday, as it is my own day. I am so sorry, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 67
Chelmondeley, Mary ALS to Violet Hunt
 Apr.23, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Hunt, No, I have not received the other letter, but I fear it is now possible for me to out to tea [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 68
Chelmondeley, Mary ALS to Violet Hunt
 Nov.22, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Hunt/ Would you be inclined to come to tea her at 5, next Friday, the 25th. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 69
Chelmondeley, Mary AL[postcard]S to Violet Hunt
 Apr.25, 1921
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; I am afraid it is impossible for me to accept your kind invitation as I am just leaving London [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 70
Chorley, Katherine (Campbell Hopkinson) ALS to Arthur Mizener
 [1968?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Stanmore; Dear Mr. Mizener/ I have phoned you each morning since receiving your letter
Box 51 Folder 71
Chorley, Katherine (Campbell Hopkinson) ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.30, 1968
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Stanmore; Dear Professor Mizener, You will think that I completely forgot my promise to take some transparencies of Stella's pictures
Box 51 Folder 71.5
Christie's Ltd. envelope
 [1995]
1 large envelope
Scope and Contents
[Envelope contained 8 letters from Ford to James B. Pinker; purchased from Christie's 4,25,1995]
Box 51 Folder 72
Church, Dean W. ALS to [Madam ?]
 Jan.2, 1886
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Madam/ I am afraid that there is nothing that I can do at present. I have no title [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 73
City of London Police ALS to [William Martindale?]
 [189-?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London Ex Det. Sergt. Brett of Rushmore Road [With calling card of J.F. Mitchell included] [Julia Lamb papers]
Box 51 Folder 74
Clarke, Mary F. Alleyne ALS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.7, 1923
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Madam, Your note in last night's "Evening News" recalls a story of Mr. Howell [TL[copy] of letter included][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 75
Clarke, Mary F. Alleyne ALS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.9, 1923
3 leaves + 3 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Madam, Thank you for your letter & appreciation of the little story of Mr. Howell [TL[copy] of letter included] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 76
Clarke, Mary F. Alleyne ALS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.13, 1923
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, Yesterday will be a red-letter day in my calendar. I hope you were not very tired last night [TL[copy] of letter included] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 77
Clifford, Frederick ALS to Francis Hueffer
 Jan.3, 1880
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Sir/ You will see that our latest news reports the serious illness of Wagner.
Box 51 Folder 78
Clifford, Margaret ALS to Ford
 [1909]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Hueffer/ I do want to ask you to consider for your Review some stories by C.F. Kealy [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 79
Clodd, E. I. ALS to Violet Hunt
 Dec.20, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Suffolk; My dear Violet/ The case is hopeless; she just recognizes one; the dear face tries to smile [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 51 Folder 80
Clodd, E. I. ALS to Violet Hunt
 Dec.25, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Soffolk, My dear Violet/ Our beloved passed away this morning. We bury her here on Tuesday [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 52 Folder 1
Coates, Robert M. TM[draft, fragment] Authors and Their Haunts: F. M. Ford
 [1927?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Something interesting, if not specially instructive might be developed in the eternal question of books and their writers
Box 52 Folder 2
Cobban, J.M. ALS to Ford
 Mar.25, 1903
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Woking; My dear Madox Hueffer, My wife has seen the cottage, & - save for the lowness of the ceiling - she approves of it much
Box 52 Folder 3
Cobban, J.M. ALS to Ford
 Mar.30, 1903
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Woking; My dear Madox Hueffer, Many thanks for your letter. It is full of excellent matter, which will be of great use to us
Box 52 Folder 3.5
Cobden-Sanderson, Richard ALS to Ford
 Apr.20, 1919
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mr. Hueffer, I am about to start as a publisher & at the suggestion of Miss May Sinclair [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 52 Folder 4
Cockrane, Irene ALS to Gerald Henderson
 Dec.21, 1950
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Gerald, I had another letter from Douglas Goldring on the 14th inst. [Henderson and Goldring were Violet Hunt's literary executors; Cockrane was the principal beneficiary.]
Box 52 Folder 5
Cockrane, Irene ALS to Gerald Henderson
 Mar.9, 1951
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London: Dear Gerald, Here they both are. The one without the name "Janice O'Connell" came at twelve yesterday morning
Box 52 Folder 6
Col, Rev. H. Basil TL[copy] to Elizabeth Eleanor Higgins
 Mar.26, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dear Madam, I have to thank you for your letter of March 25th. I have no knowledge of any "Rossetti Society".
Box 52 Folder 7
Cole, Margaret Isabel Postgate ALS to Stella Bowen
 [[1938+]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Freeland; It is late to be writing letters, & maybe you will not be interested. But having sat up for two nights [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 52 Folder 8
Cole Margaret Isabel Postgate ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Sept.16, [1966]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Mizener, Thank you for your letter about Stella Bowen. Of course I will be glad to see you
Box 52 Folder 9
Cole Margaret Isabel Postgate ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Oct.2, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Mizener, A brief reply to withdraw any criticism I made of what you had said of Stella
Box 52 Folder 10
Cole Margaret Isabel Postgate ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Oct.17, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Mizener, This correspondence is interesting! The name you could not read is KATHERINE CHORLEY.
Box 52 Folder 11
Cole Margaret Isabel Postgate ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Nov.8, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Mizener, This will be a rather shorter contribution, picking up one other point
Box 52 Folder 12
Cole Margaret Isabel Postgate ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Dec.6, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Mizener, This is just to let you know that I am going to be in the States for about 3 weeks beginning Dec. 22nd
Box 52 Folder 13
Cole Margaret Isabel Postgate ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Dec.23, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Great Neck; Dear Mr. Mizener, I found your letter of the 13th awaiting me when I got here yesterday
Box 52 Folder 13.5
Cole Margaret Isabel Postgate ALS to Arthur Mizener
1 leaf
Box 52 Folder 14
Cole Margaret Isabel Postgate ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jul.6, 1967
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Mizener, This is just briefly to answer your very welcome letter of July 1
Box 52 Folder 15
Cole Margaret Isabel Postgate ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jul.15, 1967
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Mizener, Thank you for your letter of the 10th. About the pictures. It may help you if I set out such information as I remember.
Box 52 Folder 15.5
Cole Margaret Isabel Postgate ALS to Arthur Mizener
 [Jun.21, 1968]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mr. Mizener, I am just writing a friendly inquiry to know how your life of Ford is getting along.[Gift of Arthur and Rosemary Mizener]
Box 52 Folder 15.7
Cole Margaret Isabel Postgate ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jan.24, [1972?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Great Neck; Dear Mr. Mizener, I expect you will recollect correspondence and a meeting in London about Ford Madox Ford. [Gift of Arthur and Rosemary Mizener]
Box 52 Folder 16
Collection de la Revue Europeene TLS to Ford
 Nov.23, 1925
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Cher Monsieur, Le plus simple sereait que vous nous envoyiez un exemplaire du "bon Soldat" [Signed Leon Pierre-Quint]
Box 52 Folder 17
Collier's TLS to Ford
 Feb.19, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, Your fears about the article were fully justified. It is so very good [Signed Kyle S. Crichteon]
Box 52 Folder 18
Collins, William, Spons & Co., Ltd. TL[copy] to Curtis Brown
 [n.d.]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Mr. Curtis Brown, With reference to a recent conversation that we had on the subject of the STANDARD COLLECTION [Signed Nigel de Grey]
Box 52 Folder 19
Colorado University Bulletin Printed "The Eighth Writers' Conference
 May, 1937
15 pages + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Ford (page 7) participated in this; Xerox copies of pages 6-9 included]
Box 52 Folder 20
Colum, Mary Gunning (maguire) TLS to Janice Biala
 [1932?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Janice, First of all, will you tell Ford that Max Perkins would be glad if you would send him his new novel
Box 52 Folder 21
Colum, Mary Gunning (Maguire) TLS to Janice Biala & Ford
 [1932?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Janice Ford, We are thinking of going down to Toulon about a week from to day
Box 52 Folder 22
Colum, Mary Gunning (Maguire) TLS to Ford
 Mar.30, [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mr. Ford, I am putting to your[r] account 3000 frances for three months rent, at the Guaranty Trust
Box 52 Folder 23
Colum, Mary Gunning (Maguire) TLS to Ford
 [1930+]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dear Mr. Ford, It is all right. The Bank did give me a receipt and they put the money to your account.
Box 52 Folder 24
Colum, Mary Gunning (Maguire) TLS to Ford
 Mar.6, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford Madox Ford, We are sorry we cannot get to the Williams' dinner this time either
Box 52 Folder 25
Colum, Padraic ALS to Ford
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Ford Madox Ford, The getting of a mandat postal was too much for me! My French is so little
Box 52 Folder 26
Colum, Padraic TLS to Ford
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford, We've been away for the week-end, and now I am writing to say that the dinner for Carlos Williams
Box 52 Folder 27
Colum, Padraic TLS to Ford
 Jul.27, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Ford, Yes, I'll hand the nest[sic] thousand on the first August to Madam Bowen.
Box 52 Folder 28
Colum, Padraic ALS to Ford and Janice Biala
 [Jan., 1933?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Nice; Dear Fords, This is a New Years' greeting from the Colums.
Box 52 Folder 29-32
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Box 52 Folder 33
Constable & Co. TLS to Ford
 May 9, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, Your card of last Friday addressed to Mr. Kyllmann arrived here as he was on the point of going abroad,
Box 52 Folder 34
Constable & Co. TLS to Ford
 Jun.15, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, We have given very careful consideration to the two French books you sent for translation, [Signed S.J. Lawlor]
Box 52 Folder 35
Constable & Co. TLS to Ford
 Jul.13, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London, Dear Mr. Ford, My Kyllmann asks me to write to you about your MS PROVENCE.
Box 52 Folder 36
Constable & Co. TLS to Ford
 Aug.14, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, Thank you for the further section of your book on Provence and for the illustrations by Biala.
Box 52 Folder 37
Contempo TLS to Ford
 Jan.1, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham, NC; Dear Mr F.M.F: In January, 1932 while in Paris, you wrote a most stimulating Introduction to A Farewell to Arms. [Signed Anthony J. Buttitta]
Box 52 Folder 38
Controversy TLS to Ford
 Jun.5, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford:- I have thought some more about the topic we discussed last night [Signed Gorham Munson]
Box 52 Folder 39
Convent of the Holy Child of Jesus ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jul.20, 1910
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
St. Leonards-on-sea; Dear Mrs. Hueffer. We are in a difficulty. So I am writing to ask you to help us out of it. [Signed Sister Mary Joseph][Catherine Lamb papers]
Box 52 Folder 40
Cook, Theodore Andrea TLS To Violet Hunt
 Nov.16, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Violet, Many thanks for the proof. I quite agree that No. 25 in Guy Graham's group must have been the original [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 52 Folder 41
Cooke, Lt. Colonel S.F. TL[copy] to Ford
 Aug.6, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Cardiff, Wales] I am directed by the Commanding Officer to forward you the following copy of a letter
Box 52 Folder 42
Cooper, Mr. AL[copy]S to Lloyds, Barnetts & Bosanquels Bank
 Oct.21, 1890
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir/ Re Hueffer deceased/ You are aware that Mr. Charles Rowley and Mr. W. Theodore Watts have transferred
Box 52 Folder 43
Cooperative Book Club TLS to Ford
 [1938?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: The Cooperative Book Club is celebrating its first anniversary with a dinner [signed Coley B. Taylor]
Box 52 Folder 44
Coppard, Alfred Edgar AMS Two poems: April fool and The little tempsest
 [1924]
3 leaves + 3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Manuscripts on 3 leaves; corrected proof sheets on 3 leaves.[ The poems appeared in The "Transatlantic Review", April, 1924.][ Julian Loewe papers]
Box 52 Folder 45
Coppard, Alfred Edgar ALS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.15, 1922
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Henley on Thames; Dear Mrs. Ford, I am so sorry that I happened to be staying at this place
Box 52 Folder 46
Coppard, Alfred Edgar ALS to Ford and Stella Bowen
 Sept.14, 1922
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Oxon; Dear people/ I was only able to see Munro for a few minutes yesterday, & even so I missed the desirable train
Box 52 Folder 47
Coppard, Alfred Edgar ALS to Ford
 Mar.20, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Henley on Thames; Dear Capt Ford, Can you give a chap any news about those 3 MSS yet -
Box 52 Folder 48
Coppard, Alfred Edgar ALS to Ford
 Apr.2, 1923
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Henley on Thames; My dear, but undecipherable, FMF, Your letter gives me all the news I really want about the stories.
Box 52 Folder 49
Coppard, Alfred Edgar ALS to Ford
 Oct.8, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Henley on Thames; Dear Capt Ford, Alas, I have no tales available. Earlier in the year you could have had your choice of 7 or 8,
Box 52 Folder 50
Coppard, Alfred Edgar ALS to Ford
 Nov.23, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Henley on Thames; Dear Ford/ I am going to Santa Margharita near Rapallo on Dec. 8
Box 52 Folder 52
Coppard, Alfred Edgar ALS to Ford
 Jul.22, 1924
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Henley on Thames; Dear Ford/ Here is a little MS by a friend which you might care to look at for the TR.
Box 52 Folder 53
Corder, Frederick ALS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.6, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Madam/ I never knew Rosalind Howell. All I know about her (from her half-sister, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 52 Folder 54
Core, George TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jul.21, 1972
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Athens, GA; Dear Mr. Mizener: I have recently been awarded a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities
Box 52 Folder 55
Corfield, Annie L.C. ALS[fragment] to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ... As these facts just named may be new & interesting to Rosalind & yourself [[Verso contains part of the genealogy of the Howell family] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 52 Folder 56
Cornell University Library TLS to Arthur Mizener
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Ithaca, Dear Arthur, Gratitude and gloom both, today. Very real gratitude for last night's fine performance, [Signed George Healey]
Box 52 Folder 57
Cory, Winifred Graham (Mrs. Theodore) TLS to Gerald W. Henderson
 Apr.25, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Middlesex; Dear Mr. Henerson, I told our mutual friend, Mrs. Inge, that I had been asked by the Central News to write
Box 52 Folder 58
Cory, Winifred Graham (Mrs. Theodore) TLS to Gerald W. Henderson
 Jun.4, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Middlesex; Dear Mr. Henderson, Many thanks for the kind invitation in your letter,
Box 52 Folder 59
Cosgrove, John O'Hara ALS to Ford
 Dec.8, 1938?
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, I noted that you had returned to these parts & would have tried to get in touch
Box 52 Folder 60
Cosgrove, Lord [Andrew J.E.?], of Penwith ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jul.4, 1910
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Hunt, I think there ought to be no difficulty in my affirming what is necessary, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 52 Folder 61
Coward-McCann TLS to Ford
 Jun.14, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: We shall publish in January, 1932 the second OMNIBUS OF CRIME, [Signed T[homas] R. C[oward]]
Box 52 Folder 62
Coward-McCann TLS to Ford
 Jul.15, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Sir: We acknowledge with thanks your letter of June 29th, granting us permission to use your story RIESENBERG [Signed Thomas R. Coward]
Box 52 Folder 63
Cowlesham, W.H. AL[postcard] to Ford
 [Sept.12, 1906]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Ford, Lucy, Olive & I walked from [Dyneschurch?] to [Lynespne?] today,
Box 52 Folder 64
Cowleshaw, Lucy M. ALS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Mar.9, 1949
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Katharine, (I never think of you as Babs) How kind of you to write me such an affectionate letter
Box 52 Folder 65
Cran, George R. TLS to Violet Hunt
 Dec.4, 1920
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, The Knap./Yours of 2nd inst. received. I have not heard anything further in this matter [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 52 Folder 66
Cran, George R. TLS to F.W. Phipps
 Sept.10, 1920
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, Mrs. Holmes and The Knapp, 9Without prejudice)./ My client, Mrs. Holmes, writes me to-day enclosing your letter to her, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 52 Folder 67
Crankshaw, Clare ALS to Janice Biala
 Dec.9, 1937
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Penshurst; Dear Murphy, Happy Christmas! And how are you? We've often wondered in the last few months how and where you both were
Box 52 Folder 68
Crankshaw, Edward TM[photocopy]S Commentary of the MS of Ford's "Mightier than the Sword" (Portraits from Life)
 Dec., 1936
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] "Mightier than the Swords"(Portraits from Life). by Ford Madox Ford./ That is the provisional title for a volume which will contain
Box 52 Folder 69
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford
 Jul.31, 1934
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, Thank you so much for your delightful and quite uncalled-for letter.
Box 52 Folder 70
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford
 Dec.20, 1934
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Hampstead; Dear Mr. Ford, I have been meaning to write to you for a long time about various things
Box 52 Folder 71
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford
 Jan.9, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Hampstead; Dear Mr. Ford, The day after I had posted that terrible letter to you I had a waking dream
Box 52 Folder 72
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford
 Mar.19, 1935
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Penshurst; Dear Mr. Ford, Apparently you are the kindest person in the world, too.
Box 52 Folder 73
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford
 Jun.20, 1935
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Penshurst; Dear Mr. Ford, Do you mind my writing again so soon? I take it that you are in Provence
Box 52 Folder 74
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford
 Oct.18, 1935
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Penshurst, Dear Mr. Ford, Your letter was a delight. How you manage to do it I can't guess, neither of us can.
Box 52 Folder 75
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford
 Dec.19, 1935
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Penshurst, Dear Mr. Ford, It was good to hear from you again, and thank you.
Box 52 Folder 76
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford
 Apr.8, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Penshurst, Dear Mr. Ford, Your so kind note came straight at me from Paris like a sudden dazzling ray
Box 52 Folder 77
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford & Janice Biala
 Apr.23, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Penshurst; Dear and kind friends, This should have been written yesterday (I was trying to write it in my head all the way home
Box 52 Folder 78
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford
 Nov.7, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Penshurst, Dear Mr. Ford, Thank you so much for your letter about the Duckworth confusion.
Box 52 Folder 79
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford
 Nov.20, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Penshurst, Dear Mr. Ford, I wrote to Duckworth, as I said, and an answer has come.
Box 52 Folder 80
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford
 Mar.31, 1937
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Penshurst, Dear Mr. Ford, Something silly happened to your last letter on its way here, and it came to me about a month late.
Box 52 Folder 81
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford
 Dec.16, 1937
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Penshurst, Dear Mr. Ford, The newspaper report of Mrs. Ford's lecture (which so far I haven't had a moment to read properly)
Box 52 Folder 82
Crankshaw, Edward ALS to Ford
 Jan.5, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Penshurst, Dear Mr. Ford, I have heard from Béhaine, who is delighted at the tought of your doing a preface.
Box 52 Folder 83
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford
 Feb.6, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Penshurst, Dear Mr. Ford, There is no need to say how wretched we are at the news of your illness.
Box 52 Folder 84
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford
 Feb.12, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Penshurst, Dear Mr. Ford, I suppose there's nothing in the world I value more than your approval of my work.
Box 52 Folder 85
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford
 Feb.19, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Penshurst, Dear Mr. Ford, The proofs have come at last, a week after they were promised,
Box 52 Folder 86
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford
 Mar.12, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Penshurst, Dear Mr. Ford, Indeed I got your preface (and sent it to Unwins at once to send to Greenslet).
Box 52 Folder 87
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford
 Oct.20, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Penshurst, Dear Mr. Ford, It was good to hear from you and to know where you are to be found.
Box 52 Folder 88
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford
 Feb.13, 1939
7 leaves
Scope and Contents
Sandhurst; Dear Mr. Ford, I have had your last letter longer than I thought without answering it.
Box 52 Folder 89
Crankshaw, Edward TL[Printed] Invitation to Ford plaque unveiling
 Jun.25, 1955
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Ford Madox Ford, 1873-1939/ A plaque in memory of Ford Madox Ford is to be unveiled
Box 52 Folder 89.5
Crankshaw, Edward TLS & ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jul., 1965-May, 1972
26 leaves + 7 + 5 envelopes
Scope and Contents
Includes 15 letters by Crankshaw; 8 letters by Clare Crankshaw; 2 leaves of notes by Mizener; ALS to Clare Crankshaw from Lady Rosalie Mander; Mizener letters to Newnham College, Clare Crankshaw and Edward Crankshaw; and TLS to George Harris Healey from Edward Crankshaw. Dated between July 28, 1965 - May 15, 1972.[Gift of Arthur and Rosemary Mizener]
Box 52 Folder 90
Crankshaw, Edward TL[photocopy]S to Stanley Unwin
 Jul.2, 1939
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Sandhurst; Dear Mr. Unwin, I got back from France to find your urgent appeals for the Ms. of Russian stories.
Box 52 Folder 91
Crawford, Ralston TLS to Ford
 Feb.12, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Exton, PA; Dear Mr. Ford, Mrs. Elser has written that you will write an introduction to the catalog for my exhibition.
Box 52 Folder 92
Crawfurd, Oswald John Frederick [John Dangerfield] Death Notice
 [1909]
2 items
Scope and Contents
[Newspaper clippings of Carwfurd's death] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 52 Folder 93
Crawfurd, Oswald John Frederick Death Notice
 [1909]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Newspaper clipping of Carwfurd's death]
Box 52 Folder 94
Crawfurd, Oswald John Frederick ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jun.25, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Miss Hunt, No. I did not know even that you knew Mrs. Moulton. Why did I never meet you
Box 52 Folder 95
Crawfurd, Oswald John Frederick ALS to Violet Hunt
 Aug.4, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Miss Hunt, I think your verses better than I expected, and I expected from what several people had told me, that they would be very good indeed.
Box 52 Folder 96
Crawfurd, Oswald John Frederick TL[fragment, copy] to Violet Hunt
 [1898-1899?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] You have no right whatever to telegraph to me in that way - it is a threatening telegram, and I resent it. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 52 Folder 97
Crawfurd, Oswald John Frederick TL[fragment, copy] to Violet Hunt
 [1898-1899?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] I do not think there is any good in my dining with you tonight. You cannot be with me without scolding [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 52 Folder 98
Crawfurd, Oswald John Frederick TL[fragment, copy] to Violet Hunt
 [1898-1899?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] my cure here with exercises for the lungs and inhalations, which are doing me great good. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 52 Folder 99
Crawfurd, Oswald John Frederick TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Sept.21, [1898?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Bad-Ems; My dear Violet, You wrote me such complaining querolous letters taht I could not, though I wanted, answer them. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 52 Folder 100
Crawfurd, Oswald John Frederick TL[fragment, copy] to Violet Hunt
 Oct.23, [1898?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Violet, I have been a good deal cerne lately - chiefly monetary. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 52 Folder 101
Crawfurd, Oswald John Frederick TL[fragment, copy] to Violet Hunt
 Nov.3, [1898?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear, I sent you today the little present I bought you in France. I have all but gone to see my aunt, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 52 Folder 102
Creighton, Charles ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Jan.2, 1885
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Sir/ Mr. Leslie Stephens has sent me your letter with reference to the biographical notic of Dr. John Brown [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 52 Folder 103
Crookes, Sir William ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Feb.5, 1889
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Mr. Crokes presents his compliments to Mr. A. W. Hunt and will have much pleasure in being present on Wednesday evening next [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 52 Folder 104
"Cuban Pirates. a True Narrative" Printed M[photocopy]
 Jan.22, 1870
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Copy of article from "All the year Round", pages 172-179, January 22, 1870, conducted by Charles Dickens]
Box 52 Folder 105
Cubitt, Thomas ALS to Violet Hunt
 Feb.27, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Madam/ My attention has been drawn to a small notice in "The Observer" about the late Mr. C. A. Howell. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 52 Folder 106
Cummings, Edward Estlin ALS to Ford
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] My dear Mr. Ford/ Upon microscopic inspection I heartily discover that my portative potentialities are decidedly more perfectly
Box 52 Folder 107
Current Controversy TLS to Ford
 Sept.4, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr Ford/ Mr Gorham Munson was kind enough to send us the article on free trade [Signed Martin Kamin]
Box 52 Folder 108
Curtis Brown, Ltd. TLS to Stella Bowen
 Sept.25, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Bowen, Glancing at the title page of the novel I see "Lippincott 1934" typed on it. [Signed David Higham]
Box 52 Folder 108.4
Curtis Brown, Ltd. TLS to Stella Bowen
 Apr.10, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Bowen, I too am troubled that we haven't yet been able to find a publisher [Signed David Higham]
Box 52 Folder 108.5
Curtis Brown, Ltd. TLS to Stella Bowen
 Apr.16, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Bowen, Many thanks for your note and for the wrapper of "PROVENCE" [Signed David Higham]
Box 52 Folder 109
Curtis Brown, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Dec.27, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford:- We are working on articles for you. Cosmopolitan was interested in your idea of political aspects [Signed Helen Everitt]
Box 52 Folder 110
Curtis Brown, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Dec.29, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford:- I am returning this to you in haste, as it must indeed by newspaper copy, [Signed Helen Everitt]
Box 52 Folder 111
Curtis Brown, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Feb.5, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, We have just received the galley proofs of PROVENCE and will substitute these for the MS. we have.[Signed David Higham]
Box 52 Folder 112
Curtis Brown, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Feb.15, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford:- I have the following letter from Mr. Bond of the N.A.N.A. and I think under these [Signed Helen Everitt]
Box 52 Folder 113
Curtis Brown, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Feb.19, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford:- The American Mercury is Buying HANDS OFF THE ARTS. Although we tried to get $250, they implied that you had practically agreed on $200 [Singed C.R. Everitt]
Box 52 Folder 114
Curtis Brown, Ltd. TLS with Ford
 Mar.1, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: We take pleasure in enclosing our check for $180.00 representing the amount due to you [Statement on bottom half of leaf] [Signed Nellie Inkerman?]
Box 52 Folder 115
Curtis Brown, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Mar.11, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I am sure I don't need to tell you how useful and intelligent A HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIMES is, [Signed C.R. Everitt]
Box 52 Folder 116
Curtis Brown, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Apr.26, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, Thank you for your letter of April 18th. The English copyright law is designed to counteract the American law [Signed David Higham]
Box 52 Folder 117
Czajkowski, Ron ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Mar.25, 1971
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Allentown; Dear Dr. Mizener, My sincere thanks for your most rewarding visit and presentations
Box 53 Folder 1
Conrad, Joseph AM[draft, fragment] Romance
 [1900?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm?] [Fragment of "Romance", describing Casa Riego; a sketchof the locale of the novel appears on verso.]
Box 53 Folder 2
Conrad, Joseph TD Listing of "Romance" & "The Inheritors" editions published
 [1924?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London?] List of editions published.
Box 53 Folder 3
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Orlestone; My dear Ford, I answer at once on the question of glasses. [Original at British Library. Copy typed by Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 53 Folder 4
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dearest Ford, I forgot to say in my letter joint to M.S. that the 2nd Instalment is complete [Copy typed by Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 53 Folder 5
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; Dearest Ford, I really hope to be done on Thursday and we shall arrive on Monday [Copy typed by Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 53 Folder 6
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest Ford, I return the MS of the Countess. There is no reason whatever why it should be published. [Copy typed by Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 53 Folder 7
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Kent; My dear Ford, I was writing something so I refrained from looking at "The Good Soldier" [Original at NY Public. Copy typed by Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 53 Folder 8
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Bedfordshire; My dear Ford, I've just finished the book which reached me this morning from N.C. [Original at NY Public Library. Copy typed by Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 53 Folder 9
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest Ford, I've obtained a Box for next Tuesday's performance 2.30. [Copy typed by Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 53 Folder 10
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Ford, Thanks for your wire which has to some extent relieved our anxiety. [Copy typed by Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 53 Folder 11
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest Ford, We have been awaiting you from day to day with impatience. [Copy typed by Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 53 Folder 12
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest Ford, Yes! I share your opinion. Mlle Roxane isn't ... Nor quite. [Copy typed by Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 53 Folder 13
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [n.d.]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Hueffer, Why won't you believe that in any house in which I may live [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 14
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [n.d.]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dearest Ford, I have today received the cheque from Robert -- and many thanks to you [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 15
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dearest H, So sorry to hear Elsie is unwell, and the crew left the ship. [Copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 16
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [n.d.]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dear Ford, To our everlasting confusion the man Numgean (or Munn) [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 17
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford and Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 [n.d.]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dearest Amigo and gracious Senora, At last I write because I am better. I hadn't the heart [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 18
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Sept.29, 1898
2 leaves + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Standord-le-Hope; Dear Mr. Hueffer, I've just got back from Glasgow and write without loss of time [Note by Arthur Mizener identifying letter] [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 19
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Oct., 1898]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Hueffer, Just had your note. We had been all acting along under the impression it was the 26th. [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 20
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Oct.2, 1898
4 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Stanford-le-Hope; My dear Mr. Hueffer, I am very much concerned to hear your body is making itself so objectionable [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 21
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Oct.6, 1898
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Mr. Hueffer, Here I am again. May I descend on you tomorrow [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 22
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Oct.20, 1898]
4 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Honoured and dear landlord, The time approaches for me to step in amongst your relics [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 23
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Nov.[12], 1898
3 leaves + envelope + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; My dear Hueffer, We are very happy here from which you may guess we haven't yet set fire to the house. [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 24
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Nov.17, 1898
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; My dear Hueffer, Herewith some notices which came within the last three days. {Misdated 1889] [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 25
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Jan.4, 1899]
1 leaf + envelope + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Portsmouth; My dear Hueffer, Just a word of thanks. The story I told you [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 26
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Jan.30, 1899]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Hueffer, Saw Meldrum today. He had been in Holland. Your proposal of Cinque Ports book [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 27
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Nov.[13], 1899
4 leaves + envelope + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; My dear Ford, Your letter distressed me a little by the signs of nervous irritation [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 28
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Nov.23, 1899+]]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm?] Dear Ford, Let this cheer you up in your arduous labour. [Written on Robert McClure TLS to Conrad, Nov.23, 1899] [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 29
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 1900
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Ford, The MS came back in fair copy. I read it and am quite struck [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 30
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Feb.17, 1900
2 leaves + 2 leaves + 2 envelopes + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; My dear Hueffer, Thanks for your letter which I received in Sandgate [2 copies of each] [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 31
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Feb.27, 1900
2 leaves + envelope + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm] My dear Ford, Many thanks for cheque for six gjineas. The man has been here with his horse [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 32
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Mar, 1900?]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm?] My dear Ford, I am sending you P.'s letter about Inhors and cheque [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 33
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy, telegram] to Ford
 Mar.26, 1900
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Aldington; Splendid reports of nove original popular great hopes [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 34
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Mar.30, [1900]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Ford, My aunt is coming on Monday to stay a week. I would be awfully glad if your wife [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 35
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy,telegram] to Ford
 Apr.17, 1900
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Stanford; Felicitations affecteuses et notre bienvenue[Original at Yale.]
Box 53 Folder 36
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Fall, 1900?]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dear Ford, Here's the chap. I am at work and beastly seedy with cold, cough, piles and a derangement of the bowels [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 37
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [1901?.]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest Ford, Don't think ill of me. I am doing my damnedest. I've been interrupted; I've been upset too; [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 38
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Apr.28, 1901
2 leaves + envelope + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dearest Ford, I think I shall run down in two-three days to you and make arrangements [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 39
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Jul.1, 1901.]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm} My dear Ford, You cannot really suppose that there is anything between us [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 40
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Jul.11, 1901
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; My dear Ford, Thanks. Ten days or a fortnight will be plenty of time. [1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 41
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Jul.19, 1901
4 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; My dear Ford, Its all right. I didn't bother you and after all Robert is doing his duty [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 42
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Aug., 1901]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Ford, All my faculties being concentrated on my inadequate collaboration had Rossetti required the very roof [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 43
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Jan.28, 1902]
1 leaf + envelope + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm] My dear Ford, All well. I delivered the MS yesterday with severe recommendations[Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 44
Conrad, Joseph envelope to Ford
 Feb.4, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Envelope from Conrad to Ford] [Original at Yale.]
Box 53 Folder 45
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Mar., 1902?]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm] Dearest Ford, The crisis has come. To day Watson has kicked. You may imagine how it soothed me for work. [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 46
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Mar., 1902]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm] My dear Ford, I have been greatly moved by your letter and I am still under the painful impression [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 47
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Mar.24, 1902]]
2 leaves + envelope + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm] Dearest Ford, Just a word to catch this post. I'm afraid we can't afford to move from here [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 48
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Apr., 1902.]
8 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; My dear Ford, I took the last of "Romance" to London on Friday. I had to engineer an affair with Pinker [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 49
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Apr.15, 1902
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm] Dearest Ford, What became of you two and your work? And what of your young women? [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 50
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Apr.24, 1902]
5 leaves + envelope + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm] Dearest Ford, I wired asking you to come on Monday, meaning also any day after Monday [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 51
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [May, 1902]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm] My dear Ford, Our letters always cross. I suggest that you should write Pinder saying that as co-author of "R" [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 52
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy]to Ford
 [May, 1902]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest Ford, I had to dash to London and found time to look in upon the Pinker of Literary Agents. [1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt. Original in British Library]
Box 53 Folder 53
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Jun.10, . 1902
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm] Dear Ford, I am most distressed about poor Xina and the failure of all our plans [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 54
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Jun.19, 1902
2 leaves + envelope + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dearest Ford, We have been greatly concerned about the poor child, about Elsie, and about yourself [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 55
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Jun.24, 1902
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dearest Ford, Thanks for your wire. We are greatly relieved. What an awful strain it must have been[Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 56
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Jun.24, 1902
4 leaves + envelope + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; My dear Ford, I can't express how sorry we are for the horrors accumulating upon your devoted head [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 57
Conrad, Joseph AL[telegram] to Ford
 Jun.24, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm] How is Elsie today Letter received writing this post [Original at Yale]
Box 53 Folder 58
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 [Jul., 1902]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm?] My dear Ford, I send you here L10, pray credit me with it as against Interest and Rent;
Box 53 Folder 59
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy,telegram]S to Ford
 Dec.23, 1902
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm] Bismallab the sheik of Caravan hopes reach oasis of El Rhayah at 4.30[Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 60
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Jan., 1903?]]
4 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm] My dear Ford, Thank Elsie for her letter which for all she says, was charming [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 61
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Jan.2, 1903
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Carissimo Ford, I've been very much so-so (like Kip's stories really are) [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 62
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Feb./Mar., 1903?]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; My dear Ford, I send you this as directed by the author. Things are bad with me. [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 62.5
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Mar.23, 1903
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; My dear Ford, I just only begin to pick up. I had two days in bed. As it was to be expected [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 63
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Apr., 1903?]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dearest Ford, How are you? Have you slept? I send you the proofs with my suggestions [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 64
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Spring, 1903]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dearest Ford, I am sorry for your worries. Tell the Padrona I feel deeply for her [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 65
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [Sept., 1903?]
4 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm] My dear Ford, I am sending the revise[sic] on to Beccles by this same post [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 66
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 [1904?]
2 leaves + envelope + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; My dear Ford, I did not write because I did not have your address. [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 67
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 May 28, 1904
4 leaves + envelope + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dear Ford, I am awfully grieved to hear of your state. Mine though not identical is just as bad in its way[Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 68
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Jul.29, 1904
2 leaves + envelope + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; My dear Ford, Of course I shall write to Uncle Drum tomorrow Saturday. [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 68.5
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Sept.5, 1904
4 leaves + envelope + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; My dear Ford, Don't imagine I have not been thinking of you in all the concern of the sympathy [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 69
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Oct.15, 1904
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest Fellow, The news in a nutshell is: NMO appeared yesterday is a strangely shy and obscure manner; [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 70
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy]S to Ford
 Nov.22, 1904
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dearest Ford, I am bitterly ashamed of my criminal remissness in writing to you [Original at Yale. Also 1 leaf of copy typed by Violet Hunt]
Box 53 Folder 71
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 May 9, 1905
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest old Boy, Hurrah for the Soul of London! Brute as I am by nature and training I was touched [Original at British Library. Copy typed by Violet Hunt. Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 72
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Dec.11, 1906
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Kent; Dearest Ford, I made an effort to communicate with you by Tel; yesterday but after waiting up to the limit [Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 73
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Jan.8, 1907]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Montpellier, France; Tres cher, I am sending you with my love a pretty edition of Emaux et Camees. I don't think you have anything on your shelves [Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 74
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Jan.27, 1907
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest Ford, Jessie's Cookery book is written and quite ready and corrected with general remarks [Original in British Library. Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 75
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Jun.21, 1907
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Kent; Dearest Ford, Don't be angry with me. I did not get on as well as I expected and then to tell the whole silly story [Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 76
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Oct.1, 1907
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Bedfordshire; Dearest Ford, It is as I thought. In many respects - and from an absolute point of judgment [Original in British Library. Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 77
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Oct.15, 1907
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; My dear Ford, I was in town yesterday and at about 12.30 telephoned to the Club asking if you were there. [Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 78
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Mar.31, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest Ford, Thanks for the book. You know what I think of it in so far as I have been able to express it.[Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 79
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Oct.10, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest Ford, Voila. The thing ran itself into 6000 words I fear. I am sorry for that stress [Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 80
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Oct.15, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest Ford, Do come and bring your secretary. Miss H. is going away on Saturday and the room will be vacant [Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 81
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Dec.17, 1908
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest Ford, I have almost lost the hope of seeing you this year here. My foot is very swollen yet [Original in British Library. Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 82
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Mar.9, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Aldington, Kent; Dear Ford, Thanks for your wire. Jessie is extremely sensible at you never (she affirms) [Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 83
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 [Mar.31, 1909?]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Ford, The number of the E.R. received to-day strikes so far the highest not both as to Letters and Ideas.[Original in NY Public Library. Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 84
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 [Jul.9, 1909?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Ford, I've finished the No. 4 for you and P. is tying now a copy for the States. [Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 85
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Jul.31, 1909
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Hueffer, If you think I have discredited you and the Review - why then it must be even so. [Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 86
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Mar.29, 1911
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Kent; My dear Ford, I can't tell you how happy we are to know you are at peace at last. Thanks for the Vol. of stories. [Original at NY Public Library. Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 87
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 [Jul., 1911]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; My dear Ford, I was touched by your congratulatory telegram and yet it might have been ironic too! [Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 88
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Dec.21, 1911
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Kent; My dear Ford, You may find it hardly credible, but it's a fact I did not read your article in the E.R. till yesterday.[Original in NY Public Library. Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 89
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Dec.27, 1911
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; My dear Ford, We can't leave Hope very well alone and Miss Tobin had announced herself for Friday. [Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 90
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Feb.2, 1912
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; My dear Ford, I don't know if I ought to encourage you to come into a house full of flu'. [Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 91
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Mar.27, 1913
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Kent; My dear Ford, I thought your very good and considerate letter ever. I owe you capital L100 and interest [Original in British Library. Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 92
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Aug.12, 1915
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; My dear Hueffer, I answer you at once to say that I feel honoured by your trust. I do think however [Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 93
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Sept.28, 1915
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; Tres Cher, Many thanks for the book which is excellent and super excellent: even to the point of making me uneasy [Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 94
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Oct.19, 1915
1 leaf + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Kent; Dear Ford, Jessie has been ransacking all the drawers for the address of a man called de Smiet [Copy typed by Violet Hunt; 2nd copy of 2 leaves][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 95
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Aug.15, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Ford, We were glad to hear from you to-day. What ever happens you would have put up a jolly good try. [Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 96
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Aug.16, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; My dear Ford, We are very much distressed at your news. I am sending this word to your battalion [Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 97
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Dec.4, 1916
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; My dear Ford, I can't say all I ought to thank you for your letter because I've a bad writst. [Copy typed by Violet Hunt][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 98
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Ford
 Apr.15, [1924?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Bishopsbourne; Dear Hueffer, The matter of the inclusion of Romance (which is a fact)[Copy typed by Violet Hunt; notarized Aug.2, 1929][Violet Hunt papers.]
Box 53 Folder 99
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Christina Hueffer (Mother Mary Matthew
 [Jan., 1903?]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dear Xina, This purse is modest and suitable more to my modest means than to your native splendor [Original at Yale. Copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 100
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 [n.d.]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Orlestone; Dear Senora, Don't send this MS to me. I am in the throes the agonies and the deliriums of a book-end. [Original at Yale. 1 leaf copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 101
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 [n.d.]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Elsie, Pray read this letter before you send it to Ford. On my word of honour [Original at Yale. 1 leaf copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 102
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 [n.d.]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; My dear Elsie, I am sending you and Ford my caricature by Jacob of Sandgate -- Artiste Photographe --[Original at Yale. 1 leaf copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 103
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 [n.d.]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dear Elsie, Impossible to come. Jessie hard up with Tempre and pains [Original at Yale. 1 leaf copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 104
Conrad, Joseph AL[copy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Dec.3, 1898
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] In the intervals of concocting with your husband circumstantial untruths for sale we looked into this mirthful book. [Hand written by Katharine (Hueffer) Lamb and enclosed with her letter of 1.7.66 to Arthur Mizener.]
Box 53 Folder 105
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Oct.28, 1901
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm] Dear Elsie, I'm sorry I've kept the M.S. So long. I had my own awful task [Copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 106
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Dec.4, 1901?
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Pent Farm] Cara e Illustrissima Padrona! It is very lovely to have you both here with the young woman [Original at Yale. 1 leaf copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 107
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 [1902?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dear Senora, My sincerest congratulations. It is indeed a first rate translation [Copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 108
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 [1902?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dear Senora, I have suggested on the proof No. 2 everything that occurred to me as improvement. [Copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 109
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Mar., 1902
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dear Auntie Elsie, I write instead of Jess not to miss this post as she was too busy yesterday [Original at Yale. 1 leaf copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 110
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Mar.17, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm;Dear Auntie Elsie, I write the obligatory letter for Jessie, who besides entertaining Jack is harbouring a great ache in her heel [Copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 111
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Aug.5, 1902
2 leaves + envelope + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dear Auntie Elsie, Following your admirable directions we had an easy drive home [Original at Yale. 1 leaf copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 112
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Sept.19, 1902
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dear Senora, Pardon the delay. I've not yet delivered the book form. [Original at Yale. 1 leaf copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 113
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Nov.4, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Mu dear Elsie, I snatch the first piece of paper to hand. We've been to London and had a week [Original at Colgate. 1 leaf copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 114
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Dec.3, 1902
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Kent; My dear Senora, I ought to have answered your letter before this; [Original at Yale.]
Box 53 Folder 115
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Dec.3, 1902
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Hythe, Kent; My dear Senora, I ought to have answered your letter before this; [Second copy of 114][Original at Yale.]
Box 53 Folder 116
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 May 26, 1903
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; My dear Elsie, Jess is gone to London, to see the last of her brother. [Original at Yale. 1 leaf copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 117
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Oct.1, 1903
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; My dear Elsie, I've been feeling ill too. I feel ill yet tho' I've managed to hobble downstairs [Original at Yale.Copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 118
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Nov.2, 1903
2 leaves + envelope + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; My dear Elsie, I trust you were not too tired, and that you did not get wet. [Original at Yale. 1 leaf copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 119
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 [Nov.3, 1903]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dear Senora, Thanks for your letter. Do please send me Ford's present address. [Original at Yale. 1 leaf copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 120
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Sept.2, 1904
4 leaves + envelope + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pent Farm; Dearest Senora, I am so sorry you had to write. Well, I've done writing at last! [Original at Yale. 1 leaf copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 121
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Nov.6, 1904
2 leaves + envelope+ 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Elsie, Do come to lunch if you can. We'll wait till 1.30 unless you wire the hour [Original at Yale. 1 leaf copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 122
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Aug.8, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Elsie, We were delighted to get your P.C. from the Channel. We hope the passage was good [Original at British Library. Copy typed by Violet Hunt.][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 53 Folder 123
Conrad, Joseph envelope to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Oct.26, 1906
envelope
Scope and Contents
[Addressed to Mrs. Hueffer]
Box 53 Folder 124
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Jan.1, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Switzerland; Dear Elsie, Thanks for your good letter. It is pleasant to know one is missed. [Copy typed by Violet Hunt. Violet Hunt papers]
Box 53 Folder 125
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Jun.15, 1907
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Elsie, With our greatest love and thanks for your touching offer we should not ask you to come here[Copy typed by Violet Hunt. Violet Hunt papers]
Box 53 Folder 126
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Jan.1, 1908
2 leaves+ 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Luton; Dearest Sonora, May this new year bring you health is our most ardent wish. [Original at Yale. 1 leaf copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 127
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Dec.12, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Someries; Illustrissima Senora, Since I am honoured by your permission to offer you my works, [Copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 128
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Dec.18, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest Elsie, Thanks for your very charming and very friendly letter which is much more than I deserve [Copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 129
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Aug.24, 1911
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Capel House; My dear Senora, We have been very much startled at your news. We do hope all is well with you now [Original at Yale. 1 leaf copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 130
Conrad, Joseph AL[telegram,photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Dec.26, 1914
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Hythe; May Borys fetch you all for tea [Original at Yale.]
Box 53 Folder 131
Conrad, Joseph AL[photocopy] to Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer
 Nov.29, 1920
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; My dear Elsie, I found your letter on my return home yesterday. We were under the impression [Original at Yale. 1 leaf copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 132
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Orlestone; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, Many thanks for the delicious oranges. It is very charming of you to remember us [Copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 133
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Orlestone; Dear Mr. Hueffer, Jessie is out with the kids calling and it does not look as though she were coming home before post-time. [Original in British Library. Copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 134
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Jan.31, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Orlestone; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, Many thanks for paper and your delightful letter. I am glad Ford has forgiven [Copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 135
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 [1910/1911?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Orlestone; Chere Madame et Confrere, Infinite thanks for the honour and for the book. The copy having reached me two days ago [Copy typed by Violet Hunt. Violet Hunt papers]
Box 53 Folder 136
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Mar.27, 1912
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Ashford, Kent; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, We are very sorry to hear the bad news. Let us hope it will be nothing serious. [Copy typed by Violet Hunt. Violet Hunt papers]
Box 53 Folder 137
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Jun.2, 1913
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, I am extremely sensible to the honour you are heaping on my head [Copy typed by Violet Hunt.]
Box 53 Folder 138
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Feb.23, 1914
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, Many thanks for your commendatory letter. It has given me special pleasure [Copy typed by Violet Hunt. Violet Hunt papers]
Box 53 Folder 139
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, Would you kindly re-direct my letter to Ford. They have mislaid for me his exact address [Copy typed by Violet Hunt. Violet Hunt papers]
Box 53 Folder 140
Conrad, Joseph TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Oct.26, 1915
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, There is an adverse fate. We came up to London and I was just about to ask you [Copy typed by Violet Hunt. Violet Hunt papers]
D
Box 54 Folder 1
D., S. W. ALS to Violet Hunt
 [1908?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Violet, It is a very pretty article, but as you have written it, there is no reason [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 54 Folder 2
Dahlberg, Edward TLS to Janice Biala
 Dec.9, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Janice Ford: It was very good to see both of you before you left for Paris.
Box 54 Folder 3
Dahlberg, Edward TLS to Ford
 Mar.2, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Ford: Many thanks for the manuscript that you sent me. I have been thinking about it
Box 54 Folder 4
Dahlberg, Edward TLS to Ford
 Apr.4, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford Madox Ford: I was very hurt by your coldness yesterday. I do not pursue people,
Box 54 Folder 5
Dahlberg, Edward TLS to Ford
 Apr.6, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: Thanks for your letter. Believe me, you are, at least, a little unjust, if for the only reason
Box 54 Folder 6
Dahlberg, Edward TLS to Ford
 Mar.11, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear, Good Ford,- Charles Olson gave me your message, war, edenic mead to me.
Box 54 Folder 7
Dahlberg, Edward TLS to Ford
 Apr.14, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: I would have written you sooner to thank you, deeply, for the very good evening; but I have been ailing, very.
Box 54 Folder 8
The Daily Herald [printed copy] "Monstrous Story About the King"
 Nov.2, 1931
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London [Anecdote recounted by Ford in "Return to Yesterday".]
Box 54 Folder 9
The Daily Mail [printed copy] "Mrs. Madox Hueffer. 300 [pounds] Damages"
 Feb.8, 1913
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; [Concerns the law suit brought against "The Throne" for calling Violet Hunt, Mrs. Ford Madox Hueffer, by Elsie (Martindale) Hueffer.]
Box 54 Folder 10
The Daily Mail TLS to Ford
 Mar.6, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, I thank you for your letter but regret that we cannot undertake to publish the article [Signed R.J. Prew]
Box 54 Folder 11
The Daily Mail TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jan.25, 1967
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Professor Mizener, Your letter concerning Ford Madox Hueffer's association with the Daily Mail "Books" [Signed S. G. Pryor]
Box 54 Folder 12
The Daily Mirror [transcription] "Author Weds: Mr. Ford Madox Hueffer Married Abroad to Well-Known Lady Novelist"
 [Oct.21, 1911]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Katharine (Hueffer) Lamb transcribed article of an interview given by Ford in Belgium regarding his recent marriage to Violet Hunt.]
Box 54 Folder 13
The Daily Mirror TLS to Ford
 Oct.15, 1911
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, You may perhaps be aware that there is a story going about concerning yourself, [Signed J.Maintuorres] {Violet Hunt papers]
Box 54 Folder 14
Daily Telegraph TLS to Ford
 Mar.15, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, I thank you for your letter of the 13th instant. [Signed Arthur G. Waterman]
Box 54 Folder 15
Daily Telegraph TLS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Jun.8, 1955
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dear Madam, I have much pleasure in sending you an invitation to the unveiling of a plaque to your father, [Signed Kenneth Young]
Box 54 Folder 16
Dalmas, Sophie ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jun.17, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Lucerne; My dear Elsi, As I do not know any other place to address you I send by way of Brook Green
Box 54 Folder 17
Danclos, M. TM[draft] Memoir of Ford
 [193-?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] J'apercus Ford Madox Ford pour la premiere fois a Flemington, [Text in Frech with a few notations in hand. A note by Janice Biala identifies the author. Not in Harvey.]
Box 54 Folder 18
Removed
1 leaf
Processing Information
Moved to Box 91, folder 86.5.
Box 54 Folder 19
Darley, Cumberland & Co.. TL[copy] to Ford
 Jan.22, 1919
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, We received your letter on which we have taken our Client's instructions.
Box 54 Folder 20
Darley, Cumberland & Co.. TLS to Ford
 Nov.2, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, We think you may be interested to learn that Mrs. Elsie Hueffer has arranged to sell
Box 54 Folder 21
Darley, Cumberland & Co.. TLS to Ford
 Nov.7, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, As asked by your letter received today we write to say that we have seen the books
Box 54 Folder 21.1
Darley, Cumberland & Co.. TLS to Ford
 Jan.22, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; We received your letter on which we have taken our Client's instructions.
Box 54 Folder 22
Darley, Cumberland & Co. TL[envelope] to Katharine Lamb
 [May 4, 1945
1 envelope
Scope and Contents
London [Addressed to Mrs. Katharine Lamb]
Box 54 Folder 23
Darley, Cumberland & Co.. TL[copy]S to Hamish Hamilton
 May 10, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Hamilton, I duly received your letter of the 3rd instant [Signed R. Garnett]
Box 54 Folder 24
Darley Cumberland & Co. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jan.7, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, Thank you for your letter of the 28th December, and a few days previously [Signed P[atrick] S. Garnett]
Box 54 Folder 25
Darley Cumberland & Co. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jul.13, 1967
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Professor Mizener, Many thanks for your letter of the 1st July and I shall, [Signed Patrick S. Garnett]
Box 54 Folder 26
Dartmouth College Library TL[copy] to Joseph Brewer
 Oct.19, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Hanover, NH; Dear Joe: I was interested in seeing this morning your picture and that of Ford Madox Ford [Signed Harold G. Rugg]
Box 54 Folder 27
Dausoigne, Pauline [Printed] Death Notice
 Sept.14, 1880
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Death notice sent to Margaret Raine Hunt & Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 54 Folder 28
Davidson, Natalie TLS to Janice Biala
 Oct.27, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boulder; Dear Biala: Your delightful note called for reply months ago,
Box 54 Folder 29
Bavis & Orioli TLS to Violet Hunt
 Feb.2, 1925
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Madame/ We hear from our assistant that you have some interesting first editions that you may dispose of [Rare Book dealers. Include their self addressed, stamped envelope.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 54 Folder 30
Davison, Edward ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Mar.22, 1969
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Mizener. I am back here at home, convalescent now (except for a bout with the gout0
Box 54 Folder 31
Davison, Edward TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.8, 1969
5 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Mizener: Here I am, at last, a bit out of breath and very apologetic,
Box 54 Folder 32
Davison, Edward TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.19, 1969
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Mizener: I am most gratified that my letter about Ford pleased you
Box 54 Folder 33
Davison, Peter TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jun.20, 1966
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Mr. Mizener: Mike Curtis has kindly shown me your letter to him of June 14
Box 54 Folder 34
Davison, Rose (Landver) TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Feb.2, 1969
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Mizener: My husband has been troubled at his failure to answer your previous letters
Box 54 Folder 35
Davray, Henry D. TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Mar.1, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Mademoiselle et cher Confrere, Vous devez me juger singulierement "mufle", si j'ose; [Typed by Hunt][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 54 Folder 36
John Day Company TLS to Ford
 Oct.25, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, I have considered very carefully, and have discussed with my associates, the interesting proposal [Signed Richard J. Walsh]
Box 54 Folder 37
De La Mare, Walter John ALS to Ford
 Dec.24, 1920
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Hueffer/ You probably have all the names that offhand suggest themselves to me.
Box 54 Folder 38
Delteil, Joseph ALS to Ford
 Mar.7, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Cher monsieur et ami/ J'attendais de vous voir retourner ici pour vous faire part de la réponse de Stock.
Box 54 Folder 39
De Montalvo, Evaristo V. ALS to Ford
 Aug.25, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Oteen,NC; Dear Sir: Your very interesting article appearing in "The American Mercury" for August
Box 54 Folder 40
Denmare, Hon.' & Rev. L.W. [Envelope]
 Dec.15, 1849
1 envelope
Scope and Contents
[Included in some papers of George Peacock] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 54 Folder 40.5
J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd. TLS to Stella Bowen
 Nov.6, 1946
1 leaf + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Letchworth, Herts. Dear Madam, We have your letter of October 29th [Includes two royalty statements; On verso is ALS to Stella Bowen from Julie Loewe, n.d.] [ Julian Loewe papers]
Box 54 Folder 41
J.M. Dent & Sons, Ltd. ALS to Ford
 [1930?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford, Sorry to have missed seeing you. I talked to Hung Dent to-day [Signed Ernest Rhys]
Box 54 Folder 42
J.M. Dent & Sons, Ltd. ALS to Ford
 Mar.15, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford, Dent gave me you scheme for a "History of Our Own Time" to look at [Signed Ernest Rhys]
Box 54 Folder 43
Derwent, George Harcourt Johnston, baron ALS to Violet Hunt
 Dec.26, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Yorkshire; Dear Mrs. Hueffer- How nice of you to send the charming Anthology -- just what I like --[Violet Hunt papers]
Box 54 Folder 44
The Dial Press [Printed] March of Literature promotional material
 [1938?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; [PR letter and postcard to the Book Trade]
Box 54 Folder 45
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Jun.4, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I hope that your western trip is proving all that you expected, [Signed Grenville Vernon]
Box 54 Folder 46
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Jun.11, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I am truly delighted with what you have sent me. I believe you are writing [Signed Grenville Vernon]
Box 54 Folder 47
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Jun.29, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I have received the chapters and am as enthusiastic about them as ever [Signed Grenville Vernon]
Box 54 Folder 48
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Oct.6, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: We will try if possible to bring out the book on April 25 [Signed Grenville Vernon]
Box 54 Folder 49
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Oct.13, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Ford: The subconscious evidently betrayed me. I apparently wrote "The March of Time" [Signed Grenville Vernon]
Box 54 Folder 50
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Nov.3, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: The last page I have is 319 and the last line is: "He that never loved [Signed Grenville Vernon]
Box 54 Folder 51
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Nov.9, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Ford: I don't feel that we can make two volumes of the book because of sales [Signed Grenville Vernon]
Box 54 Folder 52
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Apr.28, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I am sending you in a day or two a set of sheets of the HISTORY OF THE SCANDANAVIAN LITERATURES [Signed Grenville Vernon]
Box 54 Folder 53
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 May 2, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Ford: I am very grateful to you for being so frank in your letter about the lady's doubts [Signed Grenville Vernon]
Box 54 Folder 54
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 May 2, 1938
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Mr. Vernon felt it advisable to turn over to me your letter of April 27th [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
Box 54 Folder 55
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 May 9, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Thank you for your note of May 5th in reply to mine. I am delighted with your reaction [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
Box 54 Folder 56
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 May 19, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I have spoken to two of the leading lecture agents in the last two days and I definitely feel that Lee Keedick is the man [Signed Grenville Vernon]
Box 54 Folder 57
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 May 23, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Ford: I am delighted that Mrs. Pickard is sending us her novel [Signed Grenville Vernon]
Box 54 Folder 58
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Jun.2, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Thank you so much for sending the chapters of the History. I have read them [Signed Grenville Vernon]
Box 54 Folder 59
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Jun.14, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Do you recall the life portrait of you don in pencil by Georges Schreiber, [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
Box 54 Folder 60
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Jun.21, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: No wonder Stanley Unwin writes to you that it is a privilege to be permitted to publish [Signed Grenville Vernon]
Box 54 Folder 61
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Jun.21, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Thank you for your note containing your brief biographical outline. [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
Box 54 Folder 62
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Jun.28, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York;My dear Ford: Your letter regarding the title has given us all a lot to think about [Signed Grenville Vernon]
Box 54 Folder 63
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Jun.29, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Ford: I think that the illustrations from you history of Paris might prove very valuable. [Signed Grenville Vernon]
Box 54 Folder 63.5
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Jul.5, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Mr. Vernon, who has just left for his vacation has turned over your letter of June 30th to me, [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
Box 54 Folder 64
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Jul.14, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Enclosed under this cover I am sending you a copy of a letter [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
Box 54 Folder 65
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Jul.15, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Ford: Owing to your belief in Mr. Ballbach's novel, we have decided to reconsider [Signed Grenville Vernon]
Box 54 Folder 65.5
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Jul.19, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: The various material and the various information for which I have asked you has by now all arrived [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
Box 54 Folder 66
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Jul.29, 1958
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I am sending you today, under separate cover, a duplicate set of the galley proofs [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
Box 54 Folder 67
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Aug.1, 1958
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; My Dear Ford: I can understand perfectly your position in regard to the cuts, [Signed Grenville Vernon]
Box 54 Folder 67.5
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Aug.1, 1938
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Mr. Vernon has informed me of the conversation he had with you on the phone this morning. [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
Box 54 Folder 68
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Aug.4, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Under this same cover goes to you the last of the galley proofs [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
Box 54 Folder 69
The Dial Press TL[telegram] to Ford
 Aug.5, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Corneille atrocity sheer vandalism stop I heartily sympathize your attitude stop [Signed Hoffman]
Box 54 Folder 70
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Aug.8, 1938
1 leaf + 1 galley
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I am returning to you under this cover the portion of galley 214 [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
Box 54 Folder 71
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Aug.17, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I have not written you in several days because nothing of any importance has come up [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
Box 54 Folder 71.5
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Sept.2, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Your note of the 23rd received and I am glad that you agree with us in having employed a professional indexer [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
Box 54 Folder 71.6
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Sept.13, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: We now have finished copies on hand of THE MARCH OF LITERATURE [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
Box 54 Folder 72
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Oct.13, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Fored: Confirming our previous conversations on the subject, [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
Box 54 Folder 73
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Oct.17, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Confirming my telephone conversation with you of this afternoon, [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
Box 54 Folder 74
The Dial Press TLS to Ford
 Mar.13, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I have your note of March 9 with regard to the manuscripts of Wendall Wilcox. [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
Box 54 Folder 75
Dick, L. ALS to Ford Madox Brown
 Jan.14, 1851
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Rome: My dear Brown/ How often has your image flitted before my fancy since I left London!
Box 54 Folder 76
Dilke, Sir Charles Wentworth AL[fragment]S
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ... as the seats rapidly fill and we are obliged to make it a rule not to issue platform tickets [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 54 Folder 77
Dilke, Sir Charles Wentworth to Alfred Hunt
 May 6, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Sir, Many thanks for your letter. I will bear it in mind. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 54 Folder 78
Dillor, C. G. [Drawings] of Andrew & Sarah Hunt
 Jan, 1924
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Portraits of Violet Hunt's grandparents on their wedding day. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 54 Folder 79
Dlew, G. B. ALS to {Gerald W.] Jemderspm
 Nov.22, 1950
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Henderson. Having uncovered the enclosed letter, I find I am very able to answer one of the questions [Violet Hunt]
Box 54 Folder 80
Dolleymore, Kenneth V. TLS to Violet Hunt
 Jun.6, 1933
1 leaf + 1 clipping
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, Miss Mayne has now returned to me the copy engrssment of your new Will, [With newspaper clipping announcing death of Mr. S. M. Ellis.]
Box 54 Folder 81
Dolleymore, Kenneth V. TLS to Violet Hunt
 Jul.5, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, I have received your letter enclosing one you have received from Mr. Ellis,
Box 54 Folder 82
Doolittle, Hilda ALS to Ford
 [1929?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Forgive me, dear Ford, for not having wired my thanks at once.
Box 54 Folder 83
Doolittle, Hilda TLS to Ford
 [1929]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Switzerland; Dear Ford, I am sending this letter to Sylvia Beach to forward as I have no idea of where to find you.
Box 54 Folder 84
Doolittle, Hilda TLS to Ford
 May 31, [1929?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Switzerland; Dear Ford, This is by way of a post-script to a letter I sent to Paris some days ago,
Box 54 Folder 85
Doolittle, Hilda TLS to Ford
 Jul.4, [1929?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford, I must apologize for writing to you again.
Box 54 Folder 86
Doolittle, Hilda TLS to Ford
 Oct.5, [1929?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford, R. Writes he has seen you. I do hope you have given him the poems.
Box 54 Folder 87
Doolittle, Hilda TL[postcard]S to Ford
 Nov.19, [1932]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Vevey; The letter has only just come. I think Mrs. Harold Monro
Box 54 Folder 88
Doolittle, Hilda TLS to Ford
 Nov.22, [1932?]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Switzerland; Dear Ford, Thank you for your letter. I am answering at once.
Box 54 Folder 89
Doolittle, Hilda TLS to Violet Hunt
 Sept.30, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Switzerland; Dearest Violet, We are all so terribly happy about your book
Box 54 Folder 90
Doubleday, Doran & Co. TLS to Ford
 Feb.23, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Gardemn City; Dear Mr. Ford: I just want to drop you a line to say that a literary note has been sent - [Signed Russell Doubleday]
Box 54 Folder 91
Doubleday, Doran & Co. TLS to Ford
 Jun.27, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Garden City; Dear Mr. Ford: We attempted to renew your name the U.S.A. copyright covering your book [Signed M. Powers]
Box 54 Folder 92
Doubleday, Doran & Co. TLS to Ford
 Jan.29, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Garden City; Dear Mr. Ford: My apologies for not replying more quickly to your letter of the 12th. [Signed Russell Doubleday]
Box 54 Folder 93
Doubleday, Doran & Co. TLS to Ford
 Apr.13, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: It was kind of you to quote from the letter you had from Dorothy Speare [Signed Nelson Doubleday] [Draft of reply on verso]
Box 54 Folder 94
Douglas, George ALS to Ford
 Jun.17, [1934?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kelso; Dear Sir/ I have been much interested in reading what you have been telling us of Galsworthy,
Box 54 Folder 95
Douglas, Norman ALS to Violet Hunt
 [1912?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; According to our books, the following amounts have been paid [Statement of English Review payments for 1910, 1911, 1912]
Box 54 Folder 96
Douglas, Norman TLS to Ford
 Jan.26, 1914
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Hueffer, Mrs. Lee-Hamilton (Annie E. Holdsworth) has just called [On English Review stationary]
Box 54 Folder 97
Douglas, Norman ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jul.13, 1930
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Florence; Dear Violet Hunt, I was so glad to hear from you the other day.
Box 54 Folder 98
Dreiser, Helen (Patges) Richardson ALS to Janice Biala
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Mrs. Ford: We could come to dinner any night of the week of Jan. 18th.
Box 54 Folder 99
Dreiser, Helen (Patges) Richardson ALS to Janice Biala
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Janice: There is only one reason why we may not be able to come on Friday to the dinner
Box 54 Folder 100
Dreiser, Helen (Patges) Richardson ALS to Janice Biala
 [1937?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York?] Dear Janice: I am sorry that I did not get to your exhibition Thursday. I had to go to the country
Box 54 Folder 101
Dreiser, Theodore ALS to Ford
 Jan.3, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: I mentioned setting up a studio to which - once it was shaped up -
Box 54 Folder 102
Dreiser, Theodore ALS to Ford
 Oct.7, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Madox Ford: Certainly if I can make it. The object (with prejudice to Mr. F[?])
Box 54 Folder 103
Dreiser, Theodore TLS to Ford
 May 5, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Ford: It's fine to have a letter from you, but I'm sorry about the bad heart.
Box 54 Folder 104
Dreiser, Theodore TLS to Ford
 Jan.26, 1933
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: How are you? The last time you wrote, you were not especially well,
Box 54 Folder 105
Dreiser, Theodore TLS to Ford
 Sept.26, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: Yes, the trouble come about by not putting "c/o The American Spectator"
Box 54 Folder 106
Dreiser, Theodore ALS to Ford
 Mar.4, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Mount Kisco; Dear Ford: There is no one I would rather see than you.
Box 54 Folder 107
Dreiser, Theodore TLS to Ford
 Jun.1, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Los Angeles; Dear Ford,- Very shortly after you stopped in at the House at Mt. Kisco, I came out here.
Box 54 Folder 108
Dreiser, Theodore TLS to Janice Biala
 Feb.19, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Bianca Biala, Unfortunately, at the time you spoke of the interpretation of your pictures
Box 54 Folder 109
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TL Statements of Ford Account
 1925-1929
30 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Statements of royalty from Sep. 30, 1925 through Oct. 31, 1929]
Box 54 Folder 110
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TL[copy] to J. B. Pinker & Sons
 Aug.14, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sirs, It has occurred to us to approach the Book Society to see wheher they would assist us [Signed Thomas Balston]
Box 54 Folder 111
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TL[copy] to William A. Brandley
 [192-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Bradley, "Mr. Bosphorus & The Muses" We have a stock of about 800 copies of this book [Un signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 112
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to William A. Brandley
 Sept.24, 1926
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Bradley, We are enclosing a copy of a letter we have received [Letter enclosed; Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 113
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TL[copy] to William A. Brandley
 Mar.6, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Bradley, Many thanks for your letter with regard to Ford. [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 114
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TL[copy] to Edward Crankshaw
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, In reply to your letter of November 9th; [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 115
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Nov.30, 1925
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford, Many thanks for your letter. I got the MS. to-day [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 116
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Dec.16, 1925
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford, Many thanks for your letter of December 13th. [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 117
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Jan.4, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford, The printer points out to us that fo. 147 of this MS. is missing [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 118
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Jan.7, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford, Two sets of proofs (pages 1-96) of "A Mirror to France" are being sent you [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 119
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Jan.14, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford, Thanks very much for the missing page of "A Mirror to France" to hand this morning. [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 120
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Feb.2, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London;My dear Ford, We have received the passed proofs of signatures 15 to the end [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 121
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Feb.10, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford, Many thanks for your letter of February 6th. [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 122
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Mar.30, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford, Many thanks for your letter of March 27th. [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 123
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Apr.19, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, In reply to your letter of April 19th, on February 22nd we sent a cheque [Signed Octavius Child]
Box 54 Folder 124
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford
 May 27, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford, Many thanks for your letter of May 25th. [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 125
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Jun.27, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; DearSir, In reply to your letter of June 23rd you will find taht we have already paid you [Signed Thomas Balston]
Box 54 Folder 126
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Jun.28, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford, The European Motion Picture Co., Ltd., are enquiring about the film [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 127
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Nov.3, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford, I have your letter of October 23rd with the dedication and am sending herewith a copy [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 128
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Feb.10, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford, I was very glad to get your letter of February 7th [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 129
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Feb.28, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford, I delayed answering your letter of February 14th as I was expecting the formal letter [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 130
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Feb.28, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, We are in receipt of your letter of February 26th asking us to terminate the existing contract. [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 131
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Sept.25, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford, Many thanks for your letter and also for the snapshot. [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Box 54 Folder 132
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Nov.5, 1965
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, Thank you for your letter. Gerald Duckworth died in 1936 [Signed Horder]
Box 54 Folder 133
Dudeney, Alice TLS to Violet Hunt
 May 13, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; Dear Miss Hunt, Will you please forgive a typed letter; I so rarely write anything.
E-F
Box 55 Folder 1
Edel, Joseph Leon TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Feb.8, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Middletown, Ct.; Dear Arthur Mizener: Rupert Hart-Davis writes me of the great pleasure he had meeting you recently,
Box 55 Folder 2
Edel, Joseph Leon TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Feb.21, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Arthur: (Surely, as fellow-Centurions and confreres, we can be informal). I am delighted
Box 55 Folder 3
Edel, Joseph Leon TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Mar.24, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Arthur: Many thanks for your kind letter. I am a very patient fellow
Box 55 Folder 4
Edel, Joseph Leon TLS to Arthur Mizener
 May 23, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Arthur: I am delighted the Ford letters will soon be here. I will transcribe them promptly.
Box 55 Folder 5
Edel, Joseph Leon TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jun.20, 1966
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Chilmark, Mass.; Dear Arthur: Many thanks indeed for the generous gift of the xerox copies
Box 55 Folder 6
Edel, Joseph Leon TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jun.27, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Arthur: Here are the typescripts of the letters -- some which you do not (I think) have --
Box 55 Folder 7
Edel, Joseph Leon TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Sept.1, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Arthur: I have been slow in answering your nice long letter of last July 2:
Box 55 Folder 8
Edel, Joseph Leon TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Sept.9, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Arthur: Many thanks for your note about your Texas trouvailles.
Box 55 Folder 9
Edel, Joseph Leon TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Feb.1, 1971
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Honolulu; Dear Arthur: Thank you for the quotation from Anthony Hope.
Box 55 Folder 10
Elgar, Sir Edward AL[telegram]S
 Mar.15, 1894
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Charing Cross; One daughter here other not here. Elgar-
Box 55 Folder 11
Eliot, Thomas Stearns TLS to Ford
 Feb.2, 1923
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, Many thanks for your charming letter of the 25th January. [With copy of same letter]
Box 55 Folder 12
Eliot, Thomas Stearns ALS to Ford
 Feb.4, 1923
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, I see on looking over our correspondence that I did not make clear that any form [With copy of same letter]
Box 55 Folder 13
Eliot, Thomas Stearns TLS to Ford
 May 11, 1923
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, I have your card and should have written to you long ago [With copy of same letter]
Box 55 Folder 14
Eliot, Thomas Stearns ALS to Ford
 Aug.14, 1923
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford/ Forgive my intolerable (but [?]) delay. [With copy of same letter]
Box 55 Folder 15
Eliot, Thomas Stearns TLS to Ford
 Oct.4, 1923
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford, In reply to your letter of the 28th of September, [With copy of same letter]
Box 55 Folder 16
Eliot, Thomas Stearns TLS to Ford
 Dec.1, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cambridge; My dear Ford, I don't think that the publication of Ezra's Cantos in this country, needs any word from me,
Box 55 Folder 17
Eliot, Thomas Stearns TLS to Ford
 May 3, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford, I must apologize for my delay in answering your letter of the 2nd February,
Box 55 Folder 18
Eliot, Thomas Stearns TLS to Ford
 Aug.23, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford, I have your letter of the 13th August. I did not know that Ezra's Cantos were to be published by Farrar and Rinehart,
Box 55 Folder 19
Eliot, Thomas Stearns TLS to Ford
 Sept.5, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford, Thanks for your letter of the 29th. I will certainly try to write something on the voyage
Box 55 Folder 20
Eliot, Thomas Stearns TLS to Ford
 Apr.10, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford, I am nearly always in town, and if you are going to be here for a little time,
Box 55 Folder 21
Eliot, Thomas Stearns TLS to Ford
 Apr.24, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford, I am sorry that I am not free the next three days and am going away for the week-end.
Box 55 Folder 22
Elledge, Scott ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jul.27, 1971
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Georgetown,ME; Dear Arthur, It may be a mistake to change the mode of our customary discussions,
Box 55 Folder 23
Elliott, Mary ALS to Mrs. Peacock
 May 30, 1850
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Czechoslovakia; My dear Sister/ Anne in her letter last week would give you an account of our journey to this place: [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 24
Ellis, Stewart Marsh D Will
 Jun.6, 1933
5 leaves + pamphlet
Scope and Contents
London; This is the last Will and Testament of me STEWART MARSH ELLIS [Catalogue of antique items, formerly property of Ellis included][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 25
Ellis, Stewart Marsh TLS to Violet Hunt
 Jun.2, 1933
1 leaf + clipping
Scope and Contents
Surrey; Dear Violet, As we are trying to get this will business into a final settled form [Clipping about Ellis included][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 26
The English Review ALS to Ford
 Sept.28, 1909
1 leaf + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Sir/ I beg to enclose your certificate for 25 fully paid Shares in the above Company. [Signed M. R. Peters. [Certificate and receipt included]
Box 55 Folder 27
Enning, J. B. AL[fragment]S to Violet Hunt
 Apr.23, [1911?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet/ I received the Book you sent last week/ I like most of it [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 28
Esherick, Wharton ALS to Ford
 Feb.12, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paoli,PA; Dear Ford- It seems a difficult matter to me to refrain from being lost in anger.
Box 55 Folder 29
Esherick, Warton ALS to Ford
 Feb.24, [1937?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paoli,PA; Dear Ford/ Such a fool, me, but I've tried to correct it.
Box 55 Folder 30
Esquire TL[telegram] to Ford
 Jan.29, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chicago; Sorry but am trying to work out with our publisher objections and possible changes [Signed Arnold Gingrich]
Box 55 Folder 31
Esquire TLS to Ford
 Feb.4, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chicago; Dear Mr. Ford: I am awfully sorry about the misunderstanding on the climate article. [Signed Arold Gingrich]
Box 55 Folder 32
Esquire TLS to Ford
 Feb.27, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chicago; Dear Mr. Ford: I have published one novel, although a couple of others have been announced, [Signed Arnold Gingrich]
Box 55 Folder 33
Esquire TLS to Ford
 Apr.9, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chicago; Dear Mr. Ford: It was very nice seeing you and I will look forward to seeing you again [Signed Arnold Gingrich] [Ford's AL reply on verso.]
Box 55 Folder 34
Evans, John to William Greenwell
 Jul.21, 1867
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Hertfordshire; My dear Greenwell/ I got back here on Monday evening but have been very busy ever since
Box 55 Folder 34.5
Eyre & Spottiswoode Ltd. ALS to Stella Bowen
 Feb.28, 1946
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Bowen, I wonder if you would most kindly help me? {Signed Mary R. Humphrys][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 55 Folder 35
F. AL[postcard] to Violet Hunt-
 Sept.17, 1917
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Buckinghamshire; We end our holiday here to-morrow- Perhaps we shall see you on Thursday night? [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 36
F., A. ALS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.16, 1908
1 leaf + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Ambleside; Dear Violet, I have had to lend your book to a friend, and it is full of my notes [Copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 37
Faber & Faber TLS to Ford
 Sept.22, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, I am sending for your interest a copy of the English edition of XXX CANTOS which we have just published. [Signed F.V. Morley]
Box 55 Folder 38
Forlow, A.M. King ALS to Mrs. Wells
 Jul.25, 1908
1 leaf + 2 copies
Scope and Contents
Folkstone; Dear Mrs. Wells, I have just been up in the schoolroom, and am so sorry to find I missed you. [With 2 copies of letter, typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 39
Farrar & Rinehart TLS to Ford
 Aug.26, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York;Dear Mr. Ford: John Farrar is on his vacation so your letter has come to me. [Signed Ogden Nash]
Box 55 Folder 40
Farrar & Rinehart TLS to Ford
 Dec.8, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: The end of December will be alright for the copy on the Ezra Pound testimonials, [Signed Ogden Nash]
Box 55 Folder 41
Farrar & Rinehart TLS to Ford
 Apr.28, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: I thought Nash had sent you a copy of the XXX CANTOS and the pamphlet, [Signed John Farrar]
Box 55 Folder 42
Farrar & Rinehart TLS to Ford
 Feb.21, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: This is just a not to acknowledge our receipt of the manuscripts [Signed Jean McCulloch]
Box 55 Folder 43
Farrar Porter & Co. TLS to Gerald Henderson
 Dec.14, 1950
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Gerald, Herewith copy of a letter I have received from Douglas Goldring [Signed N.K.F. Porter]
Box 55 Folder 44
Fenwick, E. Harry ALS to [Elsie Martindale Hueffer?]
 May 14, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Madam, There is no doubt that there is a little mischief
Box 55 Folder 45
Ferguson, J. A. ALS to Violet Hunt
 Apr.7, [n.y.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Sandgate; Dear Violet, I was glad to have your letter, but sorry to hear you were reedy & to infer you are worried. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 46
Ferguson, Rose Cumberbatch ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Oct., 1925]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest Violet- I can't bear to leave you like this, and I am not going to let you go for the merest acquaintance -- [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 47
Ferguson, Rose Cumberbatch ALS to Violet Hunt
 Oct.9, 1925
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sycamore Cottage; Dearest V, Thank you for your letter, and I want you to understand that I am not going to have Mrs. Jackson to the house [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 48
Fields, James Thomas ALS to Friend Niles
 Jul.29, 1880
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Manchester-by-the Sea, Mass.; Friend Niles, It's always dangerous to hold out any inducements to a poet for an American trip
Box 55 Folder 49
Finch, Arthur AL[fragment]S
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Ever so many thanks. I shall be in Paris early in June. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 50
Finch, Florence Wynne ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Nov., 1965?]
3 leaves + envelope + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Middlesborough; Dear Sir- George Marwood has sent me your letter about Ford Madox Ford [With note from Max Saunders, Jan. 27, 1987; anonymous note regarding Margaret Kennedy]
Box 55 Folder 51
Finch, Florence Wynne ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Mar.24, 1966
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Middlesborough; Dear Professor Mizener- I was so interested in your tale of Elsie Ford & the Arthur Marwoods
Box 55 Folder 52
Fineman, Irving TLS to Ford
 Mar.21, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Los Angeles; Dear Ford: Many thanks for your kind words about Doctor Addams, which have been forwarded to me.
Box 55 Folder 53
Fitzgerald, Menie Muriel Dowie ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jul., [1907]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Miss Hunt, Many thanks for the cards for Wednesday. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 54
Fitzgerald, Menie Muriel Dowie ALS to Bertie
 Dec.17, 1956
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Bertie- Just a line to thank you for your letter, & to say that we hope the New Year will bring you better health. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 55
Fitzgerald, Robert TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.24, 1965
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cambridge; Dear Arthur, I enjoyed your note. I do not know yet how to take my recent beatification,
Box 55 Folder 56
Fitzyoung, ? ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cornwall; My dear Miss Hunt/ I must tell you what pleasure your new book has given me [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 57
Fleming, Albert ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Nov.22, 1887
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Hertfordshire; Dear Mrs. Hunt/ If you go into Mr. Ruskin's affairs at all I expect you will be told that I pushed myself into them [Not original mailing envelope] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 58
Flint, F. S. AL[copy, fragment] to Richard Aldington
 Mar.7, 1917
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; ... I had a telephone call yesterday, and a voice said, Is that you Flint [Original at University of Texas]
Box 55 Folder 59
Flinterfeld, [?] ALS to Ford
 May 23, 1924
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Menton, France; Dear Ford/ I am sending this via your publisher together with 23 corrections of printing mistakes [Loewe Collection]
Box 55 Folder 60
Fogg Elliot, John Walton AL[telegram]S to Fogg Elliott
 Jul.12, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Must come tomorrow Tuesday without fail trap meet four train [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 61
Fogg Elliot, John Walton ALS to Rosamond Fogg Elliott
 Feb.4, 1909
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; My dear Rosamond/ I think you had much better come back at the end of your month - [Copy of letter] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 62
Fogg Elliot, John Walton ALS to Margaret Hunt
 Aug.27, 1890
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Mrs. Hunt/ I thank you for writing to me. It is a relief to hear that Silvia is out of danger [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 63
Fogg Elliot, John Walton ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jul.25, 1907
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet/ I told Sylvia if the children went to town I would not pay any doctors bills [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 64
Fogg Elliot, John Walton TL[copy]S to Annie Peacock
 Sept.30, 1865
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Annie/ We have sold a part of Escomb, and I therefore purpose at once making you & Mary to same [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 65
Fogg Elliot, Rosamond TL[copy]
 Nov.14, [1907?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dearest Rosamund, Since I have been home I have learnt how you have deceived me and I am very, very sorry. [Copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 66
Fogg Elliot, Rosamond ALS to Ford
 Jul.21, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; My dear Mr. Hueffer. Thank you very very much for the letter - and I will rest content now till you come. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 67
Fogg Elliot, Rosamond ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Durham] Please trust me because I am unhappy some times about it. Try once more to trust me [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 68
Fogg Elliot, Rosamond TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 [Mar., 1907]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Durham] Dearest Aunt Violet. I certainly understand all about those lights now. The answer to your question is yes. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 69
Fogg Elliot, Rosamond TL[copy, fragment] to Violet Hunt
 [Mar., 1907?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Durham] ... more tactful, and I think she is developing wider sympathies. I also see my mistake [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 70
Fogg Elliot, Rosamond ALS to Violet Hunt
 May 3, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Aunt Violet. I don't want to come at all -- Mother is simply worried [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 71
Fogg Elliot, Rosamond ALS to Violet Hunt
 May 5, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; My dear Aunt Violet - I can't come at all really, it is my own decision [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 72
Fogg Elliot, Rosamond AL[copy]S to Violet Hunt
 Aug.14, 1919
2 leaves + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Durham; My dear, dear, Aunt Violet/ Thank you very very much for the photo. I think it is the best I have ever seen [Plus carbon of the copy of the letter] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 73
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to [?]
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Mrs. Fogg Elliot enclosed doz. stamps. She will be glad to hear about Mrs. Hunt. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 74
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet/ Whatever our differences of opinion - I wish to write & tell you I am very sorry to hear you leave to undergo an operation [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 75
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt TL[fragment, copy] to Violet Hunt
 Nov.24, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear V. R. does not mean to be condescending. It is her stiff way of putting things. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 76
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 Aug., [1890/91?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Durham Dearest Violet- I was feeling neglected I confess and now I feel ill. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 77
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Sept., 1890?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Darling- This is my first letter - but it is rather wiggly. You needn't have said to Mamma that you were to have my first letter [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 78
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt AL[postcard]S to Violet Hunt
 [1900?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
France; I am returning to South Lodge on Thursday morning [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 79
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Jan., 1907]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, Certainly, send me Dr B's bill. I shall pay the rest of the nurse, etc. presently. [TL copy] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 80
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt TL[copy,fragment] to Violet Hunt
 [Jan., 1907?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; ... at the dancing, of course with an extra woolly underneath, [Copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 81
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Jan., 1907?]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, I am really sorry, only it is equally confusing to me to have relays of bills, [Second copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 82
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt TL[copy]S to Violet Hunt
 [Jan., 1907?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; I am very sorry about H., but I am not surprised at either of them taking in, [Copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 83
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Jan., 1907?]
1 leaf + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, I am very sorry indeed, but eared A. would take it badly. [Second copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 84
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Jan., 1907?]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, Your letter is too idiotic to be taken seriously, so I won't let myself be angry. [Second copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 85
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Jan., 1907?]
2 leaves + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, Has Nicoll sent in his bill yet. I owe 3.3 [pounds] for my coat, it is on yours? [Second copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 86
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt TL[copy]S to Violet Hunt
 [Feb., 1907?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, It has been a painful time. I have however, come to the conclusion [Copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 87
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.27, 1907
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, R says you may be going to W.G's for Easter, if so I conclude you will come here [Second copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 88
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt TL[copy,fragment] to Violet Hunt
 [Apr., 1907]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; ... you yesterday. I was so busy, and had to take R. to dentist and to get clothes. [Copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 89
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [May, 1907]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, Have it your own way. I want Mamma & I do not want a disagreeable correspondence [Copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 90
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 May 11, 1907
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, You must have got my letter by now, though to make sure I will send a wire. [Second copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 91
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 [Jul.26, 1907]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, All right - I will meet train Wednesday, 24. It must be a squeeze - [Copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 92
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 [Aug., 1907?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, It will be nice if you will come in September, bringing Miss D. and Miss H. [Copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 93
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 Nov.14, [1907?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet/ When I see you in the winter I will tell you R's delinquencies. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 94
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Apr., 1908?]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, Please excuse blots, I am being economical. The sun hats are for the children [Second copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 95
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [May, 1908]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet- I cannot arrange exactly about R yet. Of course she will be passing through London [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 96
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Jun./Jul., 1908?]
2 leaves + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, I cannot write with any degree of cheerfulness. Life does inflict such terrible wounds. [Second copy typed by Hunt][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 97
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Jun., 1908?]
2 leaves + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet. I was waiting to send these few things until the laundry came, [Second copy typed by Hunt][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 98
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Jun., 1908?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet/ Thanks for your nice letter. I only got it last night. I was away for a night. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 99
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Jun., 1908?]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet. I have considered the matter well, & we thrashed it out well together. [Second copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 100
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Jun., 1908?]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet. Don't let R. go anywhere alone with Martin Muir, or any man, [Second copy typed by Hunt][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 101
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Jun.20, 1908?]
1 leaf + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet. I think I should come on the 29th, & should prefer to go on straight. [Second copy typed by Hunt][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 102
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Jul./Aug., 1908?]
1 leaf + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet. I am a great deal better, so don't fuss about me. [Second copy typed by Hunt][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 103
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 [Jul., 1908?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, I cannot arrange about R yet. Of course she will be passing through London [Copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 104
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt TL[copy, fragment] to Violet Hunt
 [Jul., 1908?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear V, I daresay it is all right, and I am sure you are as economical as possible [Copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 105
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt TL[copy, fragment] to Violet Hunt
 [Jul., 1908?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; I realized last summer a little what a pretty grown up girl meant. [Copy typed by Hunt.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 106
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 [Jul. 18, 1908?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, Why say such very nasty things. Had Mamma over appealed to me to come here, [Copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 107
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Jul.27, 1908]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, We have another small dance, ahouse-party dance, [Second copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 108
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 [Jul./Aug., 1908?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, Thanks for your nice letter. I only got it last night. [Copy typed by Hunt.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 109
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Aug. 1908/09?]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, Neither Walton nor I want R. to go away again. [Second copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 110
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [1909/1910?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet/ Please don't worry me. I have done this entirely for R's good- [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 111
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt TL[copy,fragment] to Violet Hunt
 [1909]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; ... but I am not, and have not had a chance to be. [Copy and carbon typed by Hunt][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 112
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Jan./Feb., 1909?]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, If there's the slightest suspicion of R having such a serious thing as Glaucoma, [Typed copy by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 112
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Jul., 1909]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, I enclose your letter. You will see you speak of "a few days", [Typed copy by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 114
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Jul., 1909?]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, My better-ness is only to the extent of being raised up in bed, [Typed copy by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 115
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jul.26, [1909]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, Please explain what the item, hat .1.13 [pounds] is for. [Typed copy by Hunt][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 116
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Aug.5, 1909?]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, Thanks for the paper & magazine, I can read more now. [Typed copy by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 117
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Aug.6, 1908?]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet, You ask me about M. Well, she is not fit to be without a regular medical attendant, [Typed copy by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 118
Fogg Elliot, Silvia Hunt ALS to Violet Hunt
 Nov.3, [1909?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Violet. Nothing you say will make me change my mind. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 119
The Forum TLS to Ford
 Aug.16, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Under separate cover we are sending you with our compliments [Signed Edward F. Healey]
Box 55 Folder 120
The Forum TLS to Ford
 Mar.30, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, Of course I like the idea of having you back in the Forum [Signed Henry Goddard Leach]
Box 55 Folder 121
The Forum TLS to Ford
 Jun.23, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I am proud to accept "The Fate of the semi-Classic" for early publication [Signed Henry Goddard Leach]
Box 55 Folder 122
The Forum TLS to Ford
 Sept.20, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, I am enclosing advance proof of an amusing essay [Signed Henry Goddard Leach]
Box 55 Folder 123
The Forum TLS to Ford
 Jan.31, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, To me you are always a miracle. [Signed Henry Goddard Leach]
Box 55 Folder 124
The Forum TLS to Ford
 Feb.10, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, Here is a corrected and very slightly cut edition of your article. [Signed P. Moir]
Box 55 Folder 125
The Forum TLS to Ford
 May 17, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, Your article on the French has us all on the fence. [Signed Henry Goddard Leach]
Box 55 Folder 125.5
Foster, Jeanne Roberts TL[copy] to William A. Bradley
 Nov.29, 1926
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Mr. Bradley: Mr. Ferris Greenslet is very enthusiastic about Mr. Ford. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 55 Folder 126
Foster, Jeanne Roberts ALS to Ford
 Oct.27, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; My dear F.M.F. Hearing from you via Longmans Green and Co.'s tea was thrilling
Box 55 Folder 126.5
Foster, Jeanne Roberts TLS to Arthur Mizener
 May 27, 1968
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Schenectady; Dear Mr. Mizener, Your letter of May 23d, 1968 received.
Box 55 Folder 127
France. Ministere de l'instruction publique. Bibliotheque et Musee de la guerre TLS to Ford
 May 31, 1919
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Sir, I have the honour to call you attention to the enclosed summary on the BIBLIOTHEQUE ET MUSEE DE LA GUERRE. [Signed Pierre Rany]
Box 55 Folder 128
Franks, Sir Augustus Wollaston ALS to Margaret Raine (Mrs. Alfred) Hunt
 Jan.6, 1880
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt, The fates are after all unpropitious. I have just learnt that one of my colleagues [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 129
Franks, Sir Augustus Wollaston ALS to Margaret Raine (Mrs. Alfred) Hunt
 Mar.8, 1881
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt, I should be very glad to be useful to you in the matter of the glass wares; [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 129.5
Fraser, Grace Lovat ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Oct.11, 1967
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Professor Mizener, You must have thought me very discourteous not to have answered your letter of Aug 16th. [Gift of Arthur and Rosemary Mizener]
Box 55 Folder 130
Freeling, Sir Francis Envelope to Rev. James Raine
 May 9, 1834
1 envelope
Scope and Contents
Envelope addressed to Raine from Freeling [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 131
Freemantle, W. T. TL[copy] to Elizabeth Eleanor Higgins
 May 9, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sheffield; Dear Madam,In reply to your letter of 1st instant, I am sorry I cannot give the information [Copy typed by Hunt][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 132
Freemantle, W. T. TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 May 9, 1923
6 leaves + 6 leaves
Scope and Contents
Rotherham; Dear Madam, I was glad to receive yours of the 7th inst:- I tried my utmost to sweep away the rubbish [Two copies typed by Hunt][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 133
Freemantle, W. T. TL[copy,fragment] to Violet Hunt
 May 22, 1923
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Rotherham; Dear Madam, I am very sorry I have not acknowledged the Book you so kindly sent [Copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 134
Freemantle, W. T. TL[copy,fragment] to Violet Hunt
 Jun.22, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Rotherham]; You will have no difficulty in finding the Chapel (now Picture Hall) [Copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 135
Frewer, J.E. & Co.AD to Margaret Rain (Mrs. Alfred) Hunt
 Feb.16, 1899
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Bill and receipt for scotch for M. Hunt, Esq. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 136
Frey, Sheila ALS to Violet Hunt
 Apr.8, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, We should be so pleased if you could come to dinner on Friday, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 137
Frey, Sheila ALS to Violet Hunt
 Nov.10 [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, Thank you so much for asking us to dinner on Saturday. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 138
Fripp, Alfred D. ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Jan.28, 1878
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Hunt, I shall be happy to form your table at the A.G. B. Dinner and help to swell your number [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 139
Frith, Miss & M.F. Frith AD to anonymous
 Mar.31, 1899
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; [Bill and receipt for flowerpot] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 140
Frost, Edwin Hunt [Printed clipping] An Interesting letter from Spain
 Feb.6, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Ohio; [One page article from The Republic Reporter of Republic, Ohio for Sept.12, 1929.]
Box 55 Folder 141
Frost, Edwin Hunt TLS to Violet Hunt
 Aug.5, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Yonkers, NY; My dear Violet: Here we are home again [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 142
Frost, Edwin Hunt TLS to Violet Hunt
 Sept.30, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Yonkers, NY; Dear Violet: How are you, for we have not heard a word from you [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 55 Folder 143
Frost, Edwin Hunt TLS to Violet Hunt
 Aug.10, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Yonkers, NY; My dear Violet: Ever since our arrival at home, just two weeks from today [Violet Hunt papers]
G
Box 56 Folder 1
G., B. B. AL[postcard]S to Margaret Raine (Mrs. Alfred) Huntt
 Sept.13, 1907
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Westmorland; My dear Mrs. Hunt - I hope you are having a nice change. I am enjoying a lovely trip [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 2
Gaie, Crosby TLS to Ford
 Mar.3, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Ford, Your letter of February 2oth, together with the corrected "O Hymen" essay
Box 56 Folder 3
Galsworthy, John ALS to Ford
 Oct.19, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Hueffer, You've mistaken my meaning. I never supposed for a minute
Box 56 Folder 4
Galsworthy, John TL[copy] to Ford
 Oct.4, 1908
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Heuffer. If you really want to print a selection of my verse, [Two copies typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 5
Galsworthy, John TLS to Ford
 Nov.14, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Hueffer, Well, well! I'm loth to think it's the last of our walks and talks, [Copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 6
Galsworthy, John TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Mar.12, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Miss Hunt/ Yesterday was the first day I could get to really read your book, [Copy typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 7
Galton, Francis AL[postcard]S to Mrs. Robb
 Jul.27, 1898
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Cambo is the charming place - like apiece of the lower parts of the Highlands [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 8
Garbutt, R.H.O. ALS to Violet Hunt
 May 1, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Miss Hunt, I must first thank you very much for kindly sending me Tona-Bungay. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 9
Garland, A.J. AL[postcard]S to Violet Hunt
 Mar.15, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cannes, France; I am sorry that I cannot give you any information respecting Mr. & Mrs. Howell [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 10
Garnett, David ALS to Ford
 [1892]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Hueffer, I send you at last a copy of The Brown Owl
Box 56 Folder 11
Garnett, David AL[postcard]S to Arthur Mizener
 Dec., n.y.
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London?] Best wishes for a Merry Christmas & a Happy New York
Box 56 Folder 12
Garnett, David ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Nov.12, 1965
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Huntingdon; Dear Dr. Mizener, I had heard about your expedition to the [Cearne?] I haven't been for a long time
Box 56 Folder 13
Garnett, David ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Nov.26, 1965
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Huntingdon; Dear Dr. Mizener, Thank you for your letter & offer of hospitality
Box 56 Folder 14
Garnett, David TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Mar.2, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Huntingdon; Dear Professor Mizener, I assume your are now back in the United States and so I am sending this to Cornell.
Box 56 Folder 15
Garnett, David TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Mar.21, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Huntingdon; Dear Professor Mizener, Thank you so much for your letter and what you have arranged
Box 56 Folder 16
Garnett, David TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.18, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Huntingdon; Dear Professor Mizener, I got your letter this morning and hasten to reply
Box 56 Folder 17
Garnett, David ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jul.27, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Huntingdon; Dear Professor Mizener, I am sorry to have to trouble you about my visa. I have the ordinary tourist visa
Box 56 Folder 18
Garnett, David ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Oct.31, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Huntingdon; Dear Professor Mizener, Very many thanks for your letter about the visas. Stanford, Cal. has now produced a permit
Box 56 Folder 19
Garnett, David ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Nov.2, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Huntingdon; Dear Dr. Mizener, I am so sorry I wrote a rather petulant letter. I shall be delighted to give a lecture
Box 56 Folder 20
Garnett, David ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Nov.28, 1966
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Stanford; Dear Mizener -- or may I say dear Arthur? I want to thank you again for all the time you lavished on me
Box 56 Folder 21
Garnett, David ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Dec.7, 1966
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Davis,CA; Dear Arthur, Thank you so much for your letter which has just come on here.
Box 56 Folder 22
Garnett, David TLS to Arthur Mizener
 May 6, 1967
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Huntingdon; Dear Professor Meizener, [sic] I have been meaning to write to you for a long time
Box 56 Folder 23
Garnett, David TLS to Arthur Mizener
 May 21, 1967
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Huntingdon; Dear Arthur, I was so glad to get your letter and that you think I have not been remiss
Box 56 Folder 24
Garnett, David TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Oct.2, 1967
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
St. Martin-de-Vers; Dear Arthur, Your letter has been forwarded to me here and I want to thank you for it.
Box 56 Folder 25
Garnett, David ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jan.6, 1969
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Huntingdon; Dear Arthur, Thank you for your delightful and so flattering letter. I am so pleased that you liked Quentin
Box 56 Folder 26
Garnett, Martha ALS to Ford
 Aug.13, 1905
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Ford/ As Elsie is not at home, I address myself to you and the absorbing dometic topic of cooks.
Box 56 Folder 27
Garanett, Martha ALS to Olive Garnett
 Jul.6, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Bridport; Dear Olive, Here is the Sunday Tumes" article -- fortunately not destroyed, as I feared it might be.
Box 56 Folder 28
Garnett, Olivia R. AL[fragment]S to [Elsie Martindale Hueffer?]
 [1930's?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ... How does yr. wireless go? My 14 yr. old one pegged out at Xmas
Box 56 Folder 29
Garnett, Olivia R. ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jun.28, 1939
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Elsie, I had not heard. I opened Lucy's letter with the news first, & then yours,
Box 56 Folder 30
Garnett, Olivia R. ALS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Feb.25, 1945
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Berkshire; Dear Katharine, Instinct, reason & my condition forbid my helping you in a painful & difficult position
Box 56 Folder 31
Garnett, Olivia R. ALS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Feb.25, 1949
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Berkshire; My dear Babs, Our letters crossed, now I write again to thank you for yr. second
Box 56 Folder 32
Garnett, Richard S. ALS to Ford
 Dec.12, 1903
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Hampstead; My dear Ford, I have been very long in thanking you and Mr. Conrad
Box 56 Folder 33
Garnett, Richard S. TLS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Apr.23, 1945
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Lamb, I was so glad to hear from you again
Box 56 Folder 34
Garnett, Richard S. TD List of Sale Prices
 Nov.21-23, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [One page list of sale prices]
Box 56 Folder 35
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Unknown
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Miss [S?] has sent a cheque today. [Verso contains AD Vita of Alfred William Hunt from the Encyclopedia Britannica.]
Box 56 Folder 36
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Joseph Conrad
 Jul.11, 1901
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Conrad, Ford Hueffer writes to me to-day about an advance which he contemplates making you
Box 56 Folder 37
Garnett, Robert Singleton AL[copy]S to Joseph Conrad
 Jul.13, 1901
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Conrad, I thank you for your letter of yesterday. Like you, I am going to write quite frankly.
Box 56 Folder 38
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Ford
 Jul.16, 1901
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford, Conrad: I received your letter this morning instructing me to let Conrad have 60 pounds
Box 56 Folder 39
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Ford
 [1909]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford, To decline to see M would be a very great mistake for you [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 40
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Aldington; Dear Elsie, A gentleman, who said that he had already, tho' some time since, corresponded with you
Box 56 Folder 41
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Elsie, A line to acknowledge your letter received here last night
Box 56 Folder 42
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Dec.1, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Elsie, Wilson has now sent me the accounts. I will go carefully through and then send them back to you
Box 56 Folder 43
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Dec.22, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Elsie, Your Father's Estate/ Enclosed I send Capital Account/ Income Account/ Trading Account
Box 56 Folder 44
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jan.21, 1903
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Elsie, Your Father's Estate/ For your convenience, I have had my Queries and Wilsons Replies
Box 56 Folder 45
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jan.24, 1903
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; re: Mrs. Martindale/ Dear Elsie, In reply to yours - I think your Mother will have to be told
Box 56 Folder 46
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Feb.4, 1903
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Wm. Martindale deed: Dear Elsie, I have your letter and [?] this evening. I should think you might reply to your Mother
Box 56 Folder 47
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Feb.19, 1903
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; re Martindale: Dear Elsie, In reply to your letter - I think it is quite time I wrote to Wilson again.
Box 56 Folder 48
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Mar.11, 1903
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; re Wm. Martindale: Dear Elsie, In reply to your letter, I last heard from Wilson on Feb.24th
Box 56 Folder 49
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Mar.20, 1903
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Mrs. Martindale: Private; Dear Elsie, Yours just received. You had better cash the cheque
Box 56 Folder 50
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Mar.27, 1903
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Elsie, re Wm. Martindale: Your brother wants a receipt for that 20 pounds. [Enclosed is AL[copy]S of Robert Garnett to Wilson & Sons, 27 March 1903.]
Box 56 Folder 51
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Apr.14, 1903
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Elsie, I called at Messrs. Wilson & Sons office this afternoon
Box 56 Folder 52
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Aug.24, 1904
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Elsie, I got your letter this morning but have stupidly left it at the office.
Box 56 Folder 53
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Mar.2, 1905
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Elsie, I have your letter and I have sent a cheque
Box 56 Folder 54
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Mar.6, 1905
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Elsie, As asked by your letter, I have to-day reinsured the Bungalow and Studio [Includes Elsie's account statement as of March, 1905.]
Box 56 Folder 55
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Sept.2, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Elsie, Thank you for your letter. I am sending to [Jebb?] a cheque for 60 pounds.
Box 56 Folder 56
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Nov.30, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Elsie, I rejoiced when I read your letter and enclosures this morning
Box 56 Folder 57
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Sept.14, 1910
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Elsie, Dr. Hueffer's naturalization/ As Mrs. Hueffer's solicitor I have the information you ask for
Box 56 Folder 58
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Sept.15, 1910
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Private: Dear Elsie, The idea if there is one that F is a German subject is absurd.
Box 56 Folder 59
Garnett, Robert Singleton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Oct.16, 1911
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Private: I have had two calls during the last three days from a representative of a daily paper
Box 56 Folder 60
Garnett, Robert Singleton TLS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jul.25, [1928]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Elsie, Thanks for sending me your very satisfactory news.
Box 56 Folder 61
Garnett, Robert Singleton TLS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jun.10, 1929
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Elsie, I have now received from New York the proceeds of sale less Auctioneers' Commission
Box 56 Folder 62
Garrison, Lloyd ALS to George Thomson
 May 8, 1842
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; My dear Thompson: I had the happiness to receive from you, a few days a brief note, in which were fresh assurances [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 63
Gatty, Margaret ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Aug.25, 1864
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Sir, I am retruning the blocks having handled them as strictly as possible by your instructions. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 64
Gawspear, ? ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, Please forgive my delay not answering your letter. I quite agree with the view you take
Box 56 Folder 65
Genin, J.G. [?] ALS to Madame la Comtesse Borghese [?]
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Chère Madame, Si vous vouliez m'en voyer les [?] que vous avez vous me feriez bien plaisir. [Lamb collection]
Box 56 Folder 66
Gibson, F. G. Carew AL[postcard]S to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cannes; Silly ass that I am I posted to you an incomplete copy of a funny book instead of the new one I bought for you. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 67
Gibson, F. G. Carew TLS to Violet Hunt
 Jul.2, [1899?]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Wallingford; My dear Miss Hunt, I am the most provokingly literal person (on principle) [Second copy typed by Hunt] [ Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 68
Gill, Emma Summers ALS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.22, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Hertfordshire; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, My idea was, and still is, that we should waste so much of the short time [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 69
Gill, Emma Summers ALS to Violet Hunt
 May 18, [n.y.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Hertfordshire; Dear Mrs. Hueffer- I ought to have written before to tell you that I had received the photographs [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 70
Gill, Emma Summers ALS to Violet Hunt
 May 19, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Hertfordshire; Dear Mrs. Hueffer- Mrs. Innes "Aunt Fanny" was Mrs. Howell's Aunt Rosalind's great-aunt. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 71
Gill, Emma Summers ALS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.7, 1923
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Hertfordshire; Dear Madam- I cannot resist writing to tell you with what joy I read your letter in yesterday's [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 72
Gill, Emma Summers ALS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.8, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Hertfordshire; Dear Mrs. Hueffer- Thank you for your letter- There is so very much I should like to tell you [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 73
Gill, Emma Summers ALS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.12, 1923
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Hertfordshire; Dear Madam, I thank you for your letter - I shall be only too delighted to see you on any day that is convenient [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 74
Gill, Emma Summers ALS to Violet Hunt
 Apr.25, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Hertfordshire; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, You must have had a very interesting time at Darlington- I never heard [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 75
Glenn, Isa TLS to Ford
 Mar.18, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford, What has happened to your plans for returning to New York in February?
Box 56 Folder 76
Glenn, Isa TLS to Ford
 Apr.4, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Washington; My dear Ford, It was splendid to hear from you! And how far behind the times you are,
Box 56 Folder 77
Glenn, Isa TLS to Ford
 Apr.29, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Washington; Dear Ford, Got the very charming leaflet relating to Janice's paintings, which I wish I were in the geographical
Box 56 Folder 78
Glenn, Isa TLS to Ford
 May 19, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Washington; Dear Ford, I daresay Jean Wright will tell you of the fiasco of my trip to New York.
Box 56 Folder 79
Goesen, Emma AL[postcard]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Nov.4, 1904]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Boppard] Dear Elsie, Of corse [sic] you know, that Ford and his mother safely arrived
Box 56 Folder 80
Goesen, Maria AL[postcard]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jun.4, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boppard; My dear Elsie, Thank you for sending me Ford's letter, he wrote me just now, that he comes with Xtina this evening.
Box 56 Folder 81
Goesen, Emma AL[postcard]S to Edmée van der Noos
 Jul.27, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boppard; Liebes Fräulein van der Noos, Ihre lieve Karte machte mir grosse Freude und danke ich Ihnen vielmals dafür.
Box 56 Folder 82
Golding, Louis ALS to Ford
 May 7, [n.y.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Oxford; Dear Mr. Ford, I have delayed my reply until I could mobilize the prints.
Box 56 Folder 83
Golding, Louis AL[fragment]S to Violet Hunt
 [1920's?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.]; ... How ridiculously kind you were to me! It was, to me, a jolliest & most memorable of dinners. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 84
Golding, Louis AL[fragment] to Violet Hunt
 Jan.4, 1921
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, But I'm so sorry to learn you're unwell, so sorry. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 84.5
Golding, Louis ALS to Violet Hunt
 Feb.3, 1921
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Belgium; My dear Mrs. Hueffer, Here be a few words from under talking gables [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 85
Golding, Louis ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jul.16, 1921
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Manchester; Dear dear Mrs. Hueffer, No, no, no. Don't. You wilt your brain more [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 86
Golding, Louis AL[postcard]S to Violet Hunt
 Feb.18, 1922
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Venice; And so, dear Mrs. Hueffer, after Milan & Alps (reverse this order) & Verona & Padua [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 87
Golding, Louis ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jun.8, 1922
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Devon; Dear V.H. Now that the heat's over (caused, the Daily Enbien informs me, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 88
Golding, Louis ALS to Violet Hunt
 Oct.25, 1922
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Innsbruck; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, Verily, yes -- Innsbruck find me now & those huge Central Alps [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 56 Folder 88.5
Goldring, Douglas ALS to Anthony Bertram
 Jul.30, 1942
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Hantshirs; My dear Tony, I stupidly lost the telephone number you gave me
Box 56 Folder 89
Goldring, Douglas TL[copy] to Farrar, Porter & Co.
 Dec.13, 1950
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Kent; Dear Sirs, I have received your letter of yesterday's date and have noted
Box 56 Folder 90
Goldring, Douglas ALS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 May 27, 1947
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Kent; Dear Katharine, My wife & I were both very sorry to hear of your mother's failing health.
Box 56 Folder 91
Victor Gollancz, Ltd. AD[copy] Ford Account Statement
 Jun.25, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; [Royalty account for Return to Yesterday]
Box 56 Folder 92
Victor Gollancz, Ltd. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Dec.9, 1965
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Mizener, I should be glad to show you our author's file for RETURN TO YESTERDAY [Signed John Bush]
Box 56 Folder 93
Victor Gollancz, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Feb.17, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, Mr. Walpole has kindly sent me the first few chapters of your Reminiscences [Signed Victor Gollancz]
Box 56 Folder 94
Victor Gollancz, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Aug.25, 1931
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, Thank you for your letter of the 19th August. We are now going ahead at top speed [Signed Dorothy Horsman]
Box 56 Folder 95
Victor Gollancz, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Sept.15, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, I have much pleasure in enclosing herewith proofs of your contribution [Signed Dorothy Horsman]
Box 56 Folder 96
Victor Gollancz, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Nov.6, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford, I don't know if this absurd headline in Monday's Daily Herald has come your way [Signed Victor Gollancz]
Box 56 Folder 97
Victor Gollancz, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Nov.10, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford Many thanks for your letter. I have at once written to this press man in the terms you suggest. [Signed Victor Gollancz]
Box 56 Folder 98
Victor Gollancz, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Dec.29, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford: I am so sorry. I was coming to Paris for my usual Christmas visit [Signed Victor Gollancz]
Box 56 Folder 99
Victor Gollancz, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Jan.23, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford: Forgive me for my delay in replying to your letter: [Signed Victor Gollancz]
Box 56 Folder 100
Victor Gollancz, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Aug.10, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, Dear Sir, Many thanks for your letter. If you will have a set of proofs [Signed Victor Gollancz]
Box 56 Folder 101
Good Soldier of Literature [printed]
 Sept., 1973
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Unsigned article from MD magazine: pp. 127-133] [Gift of Arthur and Rosemary Mizener]
Box 57 Folder 1
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Janice Biala
 [1933?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Janice: I was just getting ready to write you about the things you'd need for the studio.
Box 57 Folder 2
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Janice Biala
 [1933?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Merry Mont; My poor dear Janice: It must have been your prophetic soul that used to inveigh against Mme Lamure's passion
Box 57 Folder 3
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Janice Biala
 [1933?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; Dear Janice: Your letter just came. I hope you have solved the studio problem by this time
Box 57 Folder 4
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Janice Biala
 [1933]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Toulon; My dear Janice: The enclosed letter was written before the happenings of the last two days.
Box 57 Folder 5
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Janice Biala
 Mar.11, [1933?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Marry Mont; Dearest Janice: I was awfully glad to get your letter. I found a letter here from Perkins
Box 57 Folder 6
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Janice Biala
 Mar.15, [1933]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Merry Mont; Dearest Janice: Your second letter has just come. The NR cable was not important
Box 57 Folder 7
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Janice Biala
 Dec., 1933?
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Janice: I write hurriedly of business matters. We are giving up this studio today or tomorrow
Box 57 Folder 8
Gordon, Caroline TL[fragment] to Janice Biala
 [Feb., 1935?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Memphis?] Dear Janice: The drawings are swell. I am writing Perkins in this same mail.
Box 57 Folder 9
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Janice Biala
 [1937?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Clarksville] Dear Janice: Your letter has just come. By this time you must have got my letter
Box 57 Folder 10
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Janice Biala
 [1938?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Greensboro] Dear Janice: I have been writing to you all -- in my mind's eye -- weeks, months in fact
Box 57 Folder 11
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Janice Biala
 [1938?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
West Cornwall; Dear Janice: I am so glad the ms turned up. I felt sure it was in that spot but it was a relief
Box 57 Folder 12
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Janice Biala
 [Jun. 26, 1939?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Monteagle; Dearest Janice: I have been writing to you and Ford for weeks -- in my mind -- but there has been no news to tell
Box 57 Folder 13
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 [193-?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Benfolly; Dearest Ford: Your letter has just come and I am so happy to hear from you all.
Box 57 Folder 14
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Merry Mont?] Dearest Ford: I am so glad to know that you are in New York though I had you pictured as sitting happily in the sunshine
Box 57 Folder 15
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford & Janice Biala
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Monteagle?] Dearest Ford and Janice: I was so glad to get your letter. The pictures are grand, particularly the table scene.
Box 57 Folder 16
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 [1931?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Monteagle?] My dearest Ford: I see now that it was indescribably stupid in me not to know that it would please you
Box 57 Folder 17
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 Dec., 1931?
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Clarksbille] Dearest Ford: I expected you would write something mighty good about "Penhally"
Box 57 Folder 18
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 Dec., 1931?
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Dearest Ford: It is already late to be sending you wishes for a merry Christmas
Box 57 Folder 19
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford & Janice Biala
 [1933?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Merry Mont] Dear Ford and Janice: We have just got a cable from John Ransom. The Carnegie Foundation is sending a professor
Box 57 Folder 20
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford & Janice Biala
 [1933]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Paris] Dearest Janice and Ford: We're settled after the usual alarmums at 37 rue Denfert-Rochereau,
Box 57 Folder 21
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 [1933]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dearest Ford: We have just got in -- it is so much easier to drive into Paris than it is to drive into New York
Box 57 Folder 22
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 Feb.27, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Toulon?] Dear Ford: As we are leaving for Kentucky tomorrow will you please act for me about the English rights of PENHALLY?
Box 57 Folder 23
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 Feb.28, [1933?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Clarksville; Dear Ford: Where are you and Janice? It is time we heard something from you
Box 57 Folder 24
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 Jun.18, [1933?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Merry Mont; Dearest Ford: Your letter came some days ago. I have been waiting to answer it till I knew something
Box 57 Folder 25
Gordon, Caroline ALS to Ford & Janice Biala
 [1934?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Hampden Roads; Dearest Janice and Ford: This is to apprise you that we have lived through the voyage, rather to my surprise
Box 57 Folder 26
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 [1934?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Trenton; My dearest Ford: I have been trying to write all morning and couldn't and found myself wishing that there was something here of yours to read
Box 57 Folder 27
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford & Janice Biala
 [1934]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Memphis] My dearest Ford and Janice: About a month ago I was coming through Memphis on my way back to Benfolly
Box 57 Folder 28
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 [late 1934}
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Memphis; Dearest Ford: The dedication is lovely and we're both very proud
Box 57 Folder 29
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 [1935?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Memphis; My Dearest Ford: I was so glad to have your letter. I do not think now that we can make it to New York
Box 57 Folder 30
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford & Janice Biala
 [1935
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Memphis; My dearest dears: I could not get to work this morning for thinking that the mail might bring some news
Box 57 Folder 31
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 [1935]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Memphis; Dear Ford: I write for Allen in order to get this off as soon as possible.
Box 57 Folder 32
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 [early 1935]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Memphis; Dearest Ford: It is good to have some news of you all. I would have written myself before this but I have been in bed.
Box 57 Folder 33
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford & Janice Biala
 [Mar., 1935?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Memphis; Dearest Ford and Janice: I had just finished a letter to you asking if you were coming to the Louisiana Conference
Box 57 Folder 34
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford & Janice Biala
 [1935/36?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Memphis; Dearest Ford and Janice: I just came across this review of "Provence" which I've had on hand for months
Box 57 Folder 35
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 [1936]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Monteagle; Dearest Ford: SUCH NEWS! We can hardly wait to see you. But before I say anything else there is a business matter
Box 57 Folder 36
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 [1936?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Monteagle; Dearest Ford: Every day this summer, last winter too, for that matter I have been going to write to you
Box 57 Folder 37
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford & Janice Biala
 [1936/37]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Monteagle; Dear Ford and Janice: I was glad to have your telegram. I also had an ecstatic telegram from Joe Brewer
Box 57 Folder 38
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 [1939?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Monteagle; My dearest Ford: The trouble with you is that you do not read my letters. However, it is of no moment as there was nothing of importance
Box 57 Folder 39
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 [1937?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Clarksville?] My dearest Ford: Fine to have your letter. The amusing thing about your book -- in the South --
Box 57 Folder 40
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 [1937]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Monteagle; Dearest Ford: I have just finished PORTRAITS FROM LIFE. I read it very slowly, savoring every word
Box 57 Folder 41
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 [1937/38]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chattanooga; Deaerest Ford: The book has come and we are reading it between us, in snatches.
Box 57 Folder 42
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Ford
 [1938?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Greensboro; Dear Ford: I have had such a grand time with your book. It is a delight to read.
Box 57 Folder 43
Gordon, Caroline TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Sept.23, 1968
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Princeton; Dear Arthur: You certainly do ask a lot of questions! I can answer only a few of them.
Box 57 Folder 44
Gordon, Eleonore ALS to Madame di [Cobianchi?]
 [n.d.]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Madame, J'ai bien d'excuses a vous faire pour ne pas voous avoir envoye le Jal. hier
Box 57 Folder 45
Gordon, John William ALS to H. Fletcher Moulton
 Nov.19, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Moulton, I am sorry to say that I cannot throw any light on your lady friends' enquiry.
Box 57 Folder 46
Gore, John Ellard ALS to Violet Hunt
 Nov.19, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; Dear Miss Hunt/ I was so glad to get yr letter & to hear you are amused by my Creevey. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 47
Gorman, Claire TLS to Janice Biala
 [1934?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Janice, As you have probably heard by this time we have arranged for a four months' rental
Box 57 Folder 48
Graham, Robert Bontine Cunninghame ALS to Ford
 Aug.19, 1925
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dumbartonshire, Scotland; My dear Ford, Yours has only just reached me, as I have changed my London address
Box 57 Folder 49
Graham, Robert Bontine Cunninghame ALS to Violet Hunt
 Apr.30, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Hunt, I have just finished "White Rose." It is excellent & perhaps your best [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 50
Graham, Robert Bontine Cunninghame ALS to Violet Hunt
 Feb.9, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Tangier; Dear Miss Hunt, I have just heard the news of Mr. Crawfurd's death. He was my friend [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 51
Graham, Robert Bontine Cunninghame ALS to Violet Hunt
 Arp.7, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Hunt- I have this instant got home & have read your "Couch" [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 52
Graham, Robert Bontine Cunninghame ALS to Violet Hunt
 Aug.3, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Violet, I look forward to seeing you here on Saturday, 4.30. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 53
Graham, Robert Bontine Cunninghame ALS to Violet Hunt
 Dec.3, 1925
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Violet. Mrs. Bennett says you would like a copy of ["F? Feuds"][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 54
Graham, Robert Bontine Cunninghame ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jul.6, 1931
1 leaf envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Violet, This is to introduce Mr. Bamberg, who I do not know, but wants to know you.[Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 55
Great Britain. Army DS Ford Madox Ford's Army Service Record
 1915-1918
12 pp.
Scope and Contents
[Various places] [Booklet containing Ford's Army records of service, ranks and commendation. Signed by Ford.]
Box 57 Folder 56
Great Britain. Colonial Office TLS to Ford
 Mar.14, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Professor Ford, Thank you for your letter of the 28th February. [Signed Sir Malcolm McDonald]
Box 57 Folder 56.1
Great Britain. Inland Revenue TLS to Julia Madox Loewe
 Dec.29, 1949
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Madam, Miss E.G. Bowen (deceased)/ Income tax arrear 1946/47 [Signed A.T. Willon]
Box 57 Folder 56.2
Great Britain. Inland Revenue TLS to Julia Madox Loewe
 Jun.5, 1950
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Madam,/ Miss E.G. Bowen deceased/ I am informed that payment of the sum [Signed H.G. O'?]
Box 57 Folder 57
Great Britain. Ministry of Information TLS to Ford
 Jan.30, 1918
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Hueffer/ As the Ministry of Information ceased its operations on December 31 [Signed Charles F. G. Masterman]
Box 57 Folder 58
Great Britain. Supreme Court of Justice DS[copy] Ford Madox Ford's Change of Name Deed Poll
 Jul.30, 1915
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; [Ford's Deed Poll applying for change of name from Hueffer to Ford, finalized in 1919]
Box 57 Folder 59
Great Britain. Supreme Court of Justice DS Ford Madox Ford's Enrollment Change of Name
 Jun.4, 1919
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; [Finalized Certification of Ford-Hueffer Name Change]
Box 57 Folder 60
Green, Russell TM[Printed] "Joseph Conrad: Laureate of the Seas"
 Oct.3, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[1 leaf from "Radio Times", p.17, October 3, 1930]
Box 57 Folder 60.5
Greene, Graham TLS to Stella Bowen
 Apr.23, 1945
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Bowen, Many thanks for your kind letter. We have been in touch with Richard Steels [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 57 Folder 60.6
Greene, Graham TLS to Stella Bowen
 May 17, 1945
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Bowen, I feel very guilty as after our luch the other day I completely forgot to write [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 57 Folder 61
Greene, Graham ALS to Ford
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Oxford; Dear Sir, I have sent you a copy of my last book. I feel I ought to apologize for it to you
Box 57 Folder 62
Greene, Graham ALS to Ford
 Dec.18, 1938?
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Oxford; Dear Mr. Ford, I can't tell you the pleasure your letter gave me. I have for so long admired you
Box 57 Folder 63
Greene, Graham Printed Introduction to Ford's works (Bodley Head edition)
 [1962]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; [Introduction to Ford's Works, Harvey A81]
Box 57 Folder 64
Greenwell, Dora ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 May 15, [n.y.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Margaret, Although I have scarcely a moments time I feel preped in the spirit to write you a line [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 65
Greenwell, Dora ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Sept.10, 1858
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Durham; My dearest Margaret, I dare scarcely write because I feel so angry that I might say all sorts of bad things. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 66
Greenwell, Dora ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Nov.10, 1866
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Margaret, Here I am safely landed at last among all the artists & literati, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 67
Greenwell, Dora ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Feb.20, 1868
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Durham; My dear Margaret, You must accept my warmest thanks for your invitation [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 68
Greenwell, Dora ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Jan.27, 1869
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Durham; My dear Margaret, I did not just at once answer your very kind letter because I am really anxious to take advantage of it [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 69
Greenwell, Dora ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 [1870]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Margaret, It is beautiful and requires I think no alteration except that of putting it in lines [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 70
Greenwell, William AM Diary
 1815-1816
23 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Diary October 1, 1815 through January 26, 1916] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 71
Greenwell, William ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Sept.25, 1857
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Durham; My dear Hunt, I fear that since you wrote you have not had much better weather [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 72
Greenwell, William ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Mar.20, 1858
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Yorkshire; My dear Hunt, When do and Robinson start for Yorkshire, that is, if, as I hope, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 73
Greenwell, William ALS Alfred William Hunt
 Apr.21, 1858
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Durham; My dear Hunt, I was very sorry to hear from Campbell that you had not gone to Yorkshire [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 74
Greenwell, William ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Apr.29, 1858
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Durham; My dear Hunt, Damn the Academy. They drive artists with opposition because they will not show any proper spirit [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 75
Greenwell, William ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Nov.24, 1859
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Hunt, Margaret Raine asked me to write & tell you about her father. I fear he will not outlive the night [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 76
Griffith, Helen ALS to Ford
 Aug.26, 1924
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Bread Loaf; Dear Mr. Ford, Your letter, and the delightful book, autographed for my official stuff,
Box 57 Folder 77
Grinling, Cecily ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Jul.22, 1965
1 leaf + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Mizener, It was a great pleasure to meet you and your wife last night [With 2 business cards included]
Box 57 Folder 78
Gross, Albert H. TLS to Ford
 Dec.1, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. ford, In the next few days a manifesto against Nazi barbarism, written by Thomas Mann
Box 57 Folder 79
Guedalla, Nellie AL[postcard]S to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Santander, Spain; Thank you for suggestion re engraving. We are at Santander [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 80
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation
 Apr.3, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford, Your letter of December 19th, with reference to Mr. Ezra Pound [Signed by Henry Allen Moe]
Box 57 Folder 81
Guthrie, Thomas Anstey ALS to Viiolet Hunt
 Jun.20, 1904
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Hunt, I am so sorry -- it would, I need not say, give me much pleasure to come [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 57 Folder 82
Guthrie, Thomas Anstey ALS to Violet Hunt
 Sept.8, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Norfolk; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, Your note has just reached me here. I do not expect to be back in London
Box 57 Folder 83
Gutwillig, Robert TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jan.23, 1963
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Arthur, Herewith the contract for the Ford biography. I think you will find everything in order
Box 57 Folder 84
Gutwillig, Robert TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Mar.27, 1963
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Arthur, Last night I met up with Gordon Ray at a party, and we fell to talking
Box 57 Folder 85
Gutwillig, Robert TLS to Arthur & Rosemary Mizener
 Apr.5, 1971
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York Dear Arthur & Rosemary, I've been out of the country again, but Rusty scotch-taped the fine NY Times review
H
Box 59 Folder 1
Haigh, Emma J. Middleton TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Apr.9, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, Your letter has been forwarded to me here where we are now living. [Typed by Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 2
Hake, Henry Mendelssohn AL[postcard]S to Violet Hunt
 Nov.8, 1922
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; I shall have to get the address you want from my father whom I expect to see in a day or two, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 3
Hakoumoff, Alfred R. ALS to Violet Hunt
 Oct.20, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; Dear Madam, Mrs. Watts Dunton has kindly referred me to you as having a knowledge of the signatures of Pre-Raphaelite Painters.[Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 4
Haley, Sir William John M[printed] In Absentia
 Jul.28, 1966
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; [Clipping from "In Absentia" from the "London Times" of July 28, 1966, concerning Ford; 2 copies]
Box 59 Folder 5
Haley, Sir William John TLS to Hamish Hamilton
 Jun.2, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Hamish, Oliver Edwards has written an article on Ford Madox Ford
Box 59 Folder 6
Haley, Sir William John TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Aug.18, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Mizener, I have just come back from an all too brief holiday to find your letter
Box 59 Folder 7
Haley, Sir William John TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Aug.30, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Mizener, As a result of Oliver Edwards' article, I have received a long letter from Mrs. Margaret Cole
Box 59 Folder 8
Halicka, Alice M[printed] [Articles]
 [1932]
6 items + 6 items
Scope and Contents
[Paris] [6 Articles from "L'Intransigeant"] [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 59 Folder 9
Hamer's Book Service TLS to Ford
 May 8, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Detroit; Dear Mr. Ford, For the past ten days or two weeks a word battle over the realistic contents of Ernest Hemingway's [Signed Alvin C. Hamer]
Box 59 Folder 10
Hamish Hamilton Ltd. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 May 11, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Arthur, I am sorry to have to enclose the two very disappointing replies [Signed James Eastwell]
Box 59 Folder 11
Hamish Hamilton Ltd. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jun.3, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Arthur, The enclosed from Haley is self-explanatory. I have answered [Signed James Eastwell]
Box 59 Folder 12
Hamnett, Nina ALS to Ford
 Sept.18, [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Vichy; Dear Ford, Thank you again so much for the books. I have been here for ten days
Box 59 Folder 13
Hamnet, Nina ALS to Violet Hunt
 [1915?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Violet/ I enjoyed seeing you so much the other evening
Box 59 Folder 14
Hamnet, Nina ALS to Violet Hunt
 [1915?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Violet Hunt/ Thank you so much for your letter. I am so glad that you got some fun
Box 59 Folder 15
Hamton [Houston?], Lucy ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Violet, I hear you are not very well - so I send you the enclosed cheque to cheer you up. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 16
Harcourt, Brace & Co. TLS to Ford
 Sept.27, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Thanks for the a most pleasant evening with you and the charming lady [Signed Harrison Smith]
Box 59 Folder 17
Harcourt, Brace & Co. TLS to Ford
 Nov.5, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: I like your analysis of "Demi-Gods" very much and imagine that you will find great pleasure [Signed Harrison Smith]
Box 59 Folder 18
Harcourt, Brace & Co. TLS to Ford
 Nov.17, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: I am sorry not to have been able to see you last week but I skipped off [Signed Harrison Smith]
Box 59 Folder 19
Harcourt, Brace & Co. TLS to Ford
 Apr.6, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I am sorry to say that we are unwilling to publish the highly unusual collection of stories by Eudora Welty [Signed Charles A. Pearce]
Box 59 Folder 20
Hardy, Thomas TL[copy] to Ford
 Aug.2, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dorsetshire, Dear Mr. Hueffer: I am quite in sympathy with the object you have in view [Violet Hunt papers] [Copy typed by Hunt]
Box 59 Folder 21
Hardy, Thomas TL[copy] to Ford
 Sept.9, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dorsetshire; Dear Mr. Hueffer. I have been away from here for 3 or 4 days, and so could not get at the poem [Violet Hunt papers] [Copy typed by Hunt]
Box 59 Folder 22
Hardy, Thomas TL[copy] to Ford
 Jan.31, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dorsetshire; Dear Mr. Hueffer: I am sorry to say that I had to leave home almost the moment your letter came. [Violet Hunt papers] [Copy typed by Hunt]
Box 59 Folder 23
Hardy, Thomas TLS to Ford
 Oct.18, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dorchester; Dear Mr. Madox Ford: I have received your interesting letter, and quite admire your proposed attempt
Box 59 Folder 24
Hardy, Thomas TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dorsetshire; Dear Miss Hunt, Why should you have wasted a nice copy of your new book upon me [Violet Hunt papers] [Copy typed by Hunt]
Box 59 Folder 25
Harper's Magazine TL[copy,fragment] to William A. Bradley
 Sept.13, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; ... Between you and me, the Magazine received an unpleasant little jolt last month [Signed Lee F. Hartmann] [Verso contains Fords' reply of March 5, 1928]
Box 59 Folder 26
Harper's Magazine TLS to Ford
 Feb.23, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford, The little green queries on the margin of the proofs are made by our assiduous printer [Signed Lee F. Hartmann]
Box 59 Folder 27
Harper's Magazine TLS to Ford
 Oct.12, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford, Many thanks for your letter of October 3rd. I am glad to hear from you again [Signed Lee F. Hartmann]
Box 59 Folder 28
Harper's Bazaar TLS to Ford
 Jul.6, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Madox Ford, I enclose proof of your London article. Will you please read this through [Signed Michael Carr]
Box 59 Folder 29
Harper's Bazaar TLS to Ford
 [1938?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford- This is written in haste - frightful haste. As I told you, I'm adapted [sic] a play for Cornell, [Signed George Davis]
Box 59 Folder 30
Harper's Bazaar TLS to Ford
 Oct.28, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford Madox Ford, Mr. Davis of American Harper's tells me you are willing to sell the British rights [Signed P. Joyce Reynolds]
Box 59 Folder 31
Harratt, T. T. ALS to Ford
 Feb.14, [1906]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Hueffer, I do not attend the convent but I know several children going there [Verso contains AL from Ford to unidentified person.]
Box 59 Folder 32
Harris, Gibson W. ALS to Ford
 Dec. 11. 1925
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Ossining, NY; Dear Ford. From Miss Huntington whom you met last summer I have learned that the mails
Box 59 Folder 33
Harrison, Austin ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Violet Hunt, I read a fine story of yours in the Fortnightly [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 34
Harrison, Sydney, E., Bowes Museum ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jun.16, 1925
1 leaf + 5 leaves + 2 photographs
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, In answer to your letter of the 10[?] inst.- [With 4 leaves of notes, 1 leaf with info on Lord William Fowlett and 2 photographs; all collected by Elizabeth Russell Duchess of Cleveland] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 35
Harrison, Sydney, E., Bowes Museum ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jun.20, 1925
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, I showed your two letters to Lord Barnard yesterday, and as expected, he was most interested [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 36
Harrison-Hilton Books ALS to Ford
 [1939]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford- I know that what you say in your article about new writers is correct. [Signed Harrison Smith]
Box 59 Folder 37
Harrison-Hilton Books TLS to Ford
 May 16, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford, I should have written you before this to thank you for the trouble you have taken [Signed Harrison Smith]
Box 59 Folder 38
Harrison Smith & Robert Haas, Inc. TLS to Ford
 Feb.16, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford, A letter of your a year old addressed to me has come deviously into my hands [Signed Hal (Harrison Smith)]
Box 59 Folder 39
Harrison Smith & Robert Haas, Inc. TLS to Ford
 Mar.6, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford, I've discussed your idea with my partner and should have written you before this [Signed Harrison Smith]
Box 59 Folder 40
Harsley, H ALS to Violet Hunt
 Nov.27, 1922
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, The portrait of Aug. Howell by F. Sandys [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 40.5
Hart-Davis, Rupert ALS to Arthur Mizener
 1965-1966
5 items + 4 items
Scope and Contents
Richmond, Yorks; 5 letters from Nov.15, 10965- January 13, 1966 plus 3 TL[carbon]'s in reply to Hart-Davis, Dec.3, 1965- Dec.29, 1965.] [Gift of Arthur and Rosemary Mizener]
Box 59 Folder 41
Harvard University. Houghton Library TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Aug.18, 1966
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Cambridge; Dear Mr. Mizener: Fritz Liebert and I have corresponded and I would still like to see the xerox copy of the James letters. [Signed William H. Bond]
Box 59 Folder 42
Harvard University. Houghton Library TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Nov.7, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cambridge; Dear Mr. Mizener: I have suddenly realized that I never returned the James-to-Ford xeroxes to you. [Signed William H. Bond]
Box 59 Folder 43
Harvey, David D. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Feb.28, 1966
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Seattle; Dear Professor Mizener: I was extremely gratified, as you may well imagine,
David Dow Harvey
Box 58 Folder 1
Harvey, David Dow AN & TN Ford Madox Ford, 1873-1939; a bibliography of works and criticism.
 [1950-1960's]
32 groups
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Notes on private and institutional manuscript collections; transcriptions and precis of manuscripts, and portions of novels and memoires which contain descriptions of Ford or characters thought to have been inspired by him. Includes material by Mrs. Joseph Conrad, Stella Bowen, and David Garnett.]
Box 58 Folder 2
Harvey, David Dow TLS Ford Madox Ford, 1873-1939; a bibliography of works and criticism.
 [1960]
7 items
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Correspondence with English and American publishers concerning contractual relations with Ford and the remaindering of his books.]
Box 58 Folder 3
Harvey, David Dow TLS Ford Madox Ford, 1873-1939; a bibliography of works and criticism.
 [1959-1964]
ca. 22 items
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Correspondence with Ford scholars and collectors; including MacShane and Naumberg.]
Box 58 Folder 4
Harvey, David Dow M[printed] Ford Madox Ford, 1873-1939; a bibliography of works and criticism Reviews.
 [1962]
3 items
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Printed items: a review of the bibliography, from "Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America" (2 copies); and a copy of Harvey's "Pro Patria Mori; The Neglect of Ford's Novels in England" from "Modern Fiction Studies."]
Box 59 Folder 44
Haulbrett[?], Cornelia A. AL[postcards to Ford
 Dec., 1906?
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Stamford, CT] No.2/ In the meanwhile however he does not scorn to be feted by the plutocracy of U.S.
Box 59 Folder 45
Haulsee, W.M. TL[copy]S to the Editor, Daily Oklahoman
 Dec.26, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Memoka; OK; Dear Sir: I have read Mr. W.S. Campbell's review of THE MARCH OF LITERATURE
Box 59 Folder 46
Haynes, E. S. P. TLS to Ford
 Jan.10, 1939
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford/ I have been reading your volume "Provence" with great enjoyment. I thought that I knew most of the Bordeaux wines
Box 59 Folder 47
Haz, Nicholas TLS to Ford
 Feb.4, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Of all the foolish twaddle the Hauptman trial produced yours is the worst.
Box 59 Folder 48
Healey, George Harris TL[copy] to Julia Hueffer Loewe
 Nov.18, 1963
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Ithaca; Dear Mrs. Loewe: The University Library has received from Professor Mizener a favourable report on the Ford papers,
Box 59 Folder 49
Healy, Timothy Michael ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Jul.7, 1904
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Dublin; Dear Mrs. Hunt/ I am sorry I have not been in London for a month & was therefore unable to have had the pleasure [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 50
Healy, Thimothy Michael TLS to Violet Hunt
 Jun.23, 1910
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dublin; Dear Miss Hunt, I am much obliged for your and Mrs. Hunt's kind invitation, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 51
Hedinger, F.. H. TLS to Ford
 Jul.9, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, In your book, "It Was the Nightingale" you refer with great vision to the desireability
Box 59 Folder 52
Heilman, Robert B. TL[copy] to Julie Hueffer Loewe
 Feb.7, 1962
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Seattle] Dear Mrs. Loewe: I am sure that the inquirer to whom you refer is Dr. David Harvey [Copy sent to Harvey with an additonal note to him.]
Box 59 Folder 53
William Heinemann, Ltd. TLS to Janice Biala
 Jun.14, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Madam, Thank you for your letter of the 10th June. We used the design for the wrapper [Signed C. S. Evans]
Box 59 Folder 54
William Heinemann, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Oct.29, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir: We have arranged with Messrs. Tauchnitz to take over in this country the publication [Signed A. S. Frere-Reeve]
Box 59 Folder 55
William Heinemann, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Feb.2, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford: I am sorry that we omitted to send you a second set of proofs [Signed C. S. Evans]
Box 59 Folder 56
William Heinemann, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Apr.23, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir: Mr. Evans is in Spain, so I write to acknowledge your postcard addressed to him [Signed Louisa Callendar]
Box 59 Folder 57
William Heinemann, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 Apr.30, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford: I write to thank you for the two Rene Behaine books [Signed A. S. Frere-Reeves]
Box 59 Folder 58
William Heinemann, Ltd. TLS to Ford
 May 1, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Ford Madox Ford: I have heard from Evans this morning about your books, AS THY DAY [Signed A. S. Frere-Reeves]
Box 59 Folder 59
Hemingway, Clarence TL[copy]S to Ernest Hemingway
 Jan.27, 1927
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Oak Park, My dear Ernest, I am so pleased to write to you and tell you of our very delightful dinner party
Box 59 Folder 60
Hemingway, Ernest ALS to Ford
 Oct.28, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cooke, MT; Dear Ford:- I wrote to Scribner's as soon as your letter came and no doubt you have heard from them.
Box 59 Folder 61
Hemingway, Ernest TLS to Ford
 Nov.21, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Key West; Dear Ford, I'm glad you got the book. Hope this reaches you in time -
Box 59 Folder 62
Henderson, Gerald W. AM Church Journal, 1909-1925
 1909-1925
32 leaves
Scope and Contents
[St. Paul's Church, London?] [Booklet listing Preachers and Alms for the church] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 63
Henderson, Gerald W. AM 'The Light of the World" by Holman Hunt, Notes
 [1937]
12 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Several versions of a description and history of the painting which hangs in St. Paul's Cathedral, by the sub-librarian and keeper of the muniments of St. Paul's.][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 64
Henderson, Gerald W. ALS to Henry J. Brown
 Jul.26, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Brown, I am sorry for the delay in acknowledgement of the parcel [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 65
Henderson, Gerald W. AL[fragment] to F. E. Daniels
 Sept.9, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, The Dean of St. Paul's has asked me to reply to your letter [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 66
Henderson, Gerald W. ALS[draft] to Gladys Mulock Hunt Joseph
 [May 18, 1937]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Madame, The Dean of St. Paul's has asked me to reply to your letter [Violet Hunt papers] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 67
Henderson, Gerald W. AL[draft] to Mr. S.
 Dec., 1950
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. S. In answer to your letter - I am afraid you must allow me [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 68
Herkomer, Sir Hubert von ALS to Mr. J. Ballantyne
 Feb.17, 1881
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Mr. Ballantyne/ I was [?] by the joy yesterday. We got as far as Oxford! [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 69
Herkomer, Sir Hubert von ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Oct.28, 1889
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt/ I am sorry I cannot come to your Daughter's birthday, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 70
Herkomer, Sir Hubert von ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 May 30, 1896
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt/ Many thanks for your letter - which I shall have pleasure in laying before the Council [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 71
Herring, Beatrice S. AL[postcard]S to Violet Hunt
 Feb.4, 1917
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chichester; We shall be very glad to see you whenever you can come [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 72
Hicks, Sir Edward Seymour George TLS to Violet Hunt
 Dec.18, 1917
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Hunt, Thank you very much for your letter, which I am sorry not to have answered before [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 73
Hicks, Granville M Printed "My Favorite Forgotten Book"
 [1946]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[New York] [Article from "Tomorrow", p. 63-64, n.d.]
Box 59 Folder 74
Higgins, Elizabeth Eleanor TLS to Rev. H. Basil Cole
 Mar.27, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, I thank you for your letter of the 25th. instant, and for the explanation [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 75
Higgins, Elizabeth Eleanor TL[copy] to W. T. Freemantle
 Apr.3, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, I have to thank you for your letter of the 2nd. instant, and for the explanation [Copy sent by Miss Higgins to Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 76
Higgins, Elizabeth Eleanor TLS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.5, 1830
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Madam, I have just seen your letter addressed to the Editor of :THE SUNDAY TIMES" of Sunday last, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 77
Higgins, Elizabeth Eleanor TLS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.7, 1930
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; London; Dear Madam, I thank you for your letter of the 6th. instant. I have always understood from my Mother [ Violet Hunt papers][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 78
Higgins, Elizabeth Eleanor TLS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.19, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt Hueffer, I enclose a copy of the notes which my Mother had made for me, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 79
Higgins, Elizabeth Eleanor TLS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.24, 1930
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt, It was indeed kind of you to send me copies of my Great Aunt poems, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 80
Higgins, Elizabeth Eleanor TLS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.26, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt, I had a letter from my Mother last night in reply to the one I wrote to her [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 81
Higgins, Elizabeth Eleanor TLS to Violet Hunt
 Mar.27, 1930
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt, Thank you for your letter received this morning, enclosing copies of letters from Mr. Thomas [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 82
Higgins, Elizabeth Eleanor TLS to Violet Hunt
 Apr.3, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt, Thank you for your letter received this morning, enclosing a letter of recommendation [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 83
Higgins, Elizabeth Eleanor TLS to Violet Hunt
 Apr.7, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt, In reply to your card received on Friday night, the name of the friend of Mr. Freemantle is Mr. J. Alex. Symington. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 84
Higgins, Elizabeth Eleanor TLS to Violet Hunt
 Apr.8, 1930
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt, Our last letters crossed. In my letter of yesterday I mentioned that my Mother did not remember [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 85
Higgins, Elizabeth Eleanor TL[copy]S to Violet Hunt
 Apr.29, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt, Thank you for your letter received last night, which I arrived home too late to answer then.[Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 86
Higgins, Elizabeth Eleanor TLS to Violet Hunt
 Aug.28, 1930
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt, I thought you might be interested to read the enclosed copy of letter I have received [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 87
Higgins, Elizabeth Eleanor TLS to Violet Hunt
 Aug.31, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt, When I acknowledged Canon Odom's letter I told him you were writing a life of Mrs. Rossetti, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 88
Higgins, Elizabeth Eleanor TLS to Violet Hunt
 Nov.30, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt Hueffer, I enclose you two copies of the pedigree, and return your original copy herewith. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 89
Higgins, Elizabeth Eleanor TL[copy] to J. Alexander Symington
 Apr.3, 1930
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, Your name and address has been given to me by Mr. W. T. Freemantle, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 90
Higgins, Elizabeth Eleanor TLS to J. Alexander Symington
 Apr.8, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, I thank you for your letter of the 7th. instant, and for the trouble you have taken[Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 91
Higgins, Elizabeth Eleanor (Mrs. [the mother] TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Mar.16, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex. So far as I have always understood it was in a friend's bonnet ship where Aunt Lizzie [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 92
Hilditch, Jane ALS to Violet Hunt
 Aug.10, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Lancashire; Dear Miss Hunt/ Yes, I do think the pleasant plan you suggest is feasible [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 93
Hilditch, Jane ALS to Violet Hunt
 Nov.13, 1934
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Lancashire; Dear Miss Hunt, I am so sorry that I have not heard any whisper concerning anyone likely to come [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 94
Hildyard, Rev. Hy. Envelope address to
 Jul.24, 1826
1 envelope
Scope and Contents
London [Envelope] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 95
Hill, Octabia ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Dec.26, 1877
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Mrs. Hunt, I am so very glad you will act as secretary, it will be a very ggreat help to us. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 96
Hinton, Percival ALS toFord
 Feb.4, 1928
3 leaves + clipping
Scope and Contents
Birmingham; Sir/ I have felt it a singular honour to be privileged to read and review the four successive Tietjens [Included is a small clipping about "Tietjens of Groby" from the Birmingham newspaper, January 3, 1928]
Box 59 Folder 97
Hoeber, Barbara TLS to Ford
 May 22, 1935
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Ford Madox Ford, This is not an advertisement of cosmetics as the rather startling not paper might lead you to suppose.
Box 59 Folder 98-102
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5 items
Processing Information
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Box 59 Folder 103
Removed
1 item
Processing Information
Moved to box 43, folder 89.5
Box 59 Folder 104
Holiday, Henry AM[copy] Greek dress with sketches
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [10 costume sketches with explanation of each] [ Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 105
Holmes, Sir Richard Rivington ALS to Francis Hueffer
 Dec.10, 1886
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Windsor Castle; Dear Cousin, I have spoken about the "Musical World" and Sir H. Pons [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 106
Holet, William TLS to Ford
 Oct.23, 1938
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Todmorden; Dear Sir, I hope you will forgive me for making use, in a broadcast talk, of a poem
Box 59 Folder 107
Hood, G. P. Jacomb ALS to Violet Hunt
 Nov.28, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Hunt, I will be very happy to come to tea at the Writers' Club [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 108
Hood, G. P. Jacomb ALS to Violet Hunt
 Apr.5, 1888
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Hunt, May I have your kind tennis invitation open because I have to send my picture in
Box 59 Folder 109
Hood, G. P. Jacomb AL[postcard]S to Violet Hunt
 Dec. 26, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; Many thanks. Will come to tea at Writers' Club with pleasure [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 110
Hook, Bryan AL and Drawing to Violet Hunt
 Feb.15, 1883
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Twenty in the hat!! [Refers to drawing of head and hat]
Box 59 Folder 111
Hook, Bryan ALS to Violet Hunt
 Oct.25, 1886
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dear Violet, I am very sorry indeed that Mrs. Hunt should have this idea [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 112
Hook, J[ust?] to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Aug.27, 1890
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Holland; Dear Mrs. Hunt, I have been thinking of writing to you this fortnight past [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 113
Horsfield, George William TLS to Ford
 Nov.14, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Sir, I have to acknowledge with very many thanks the receipt of your letter of the 29th ult.
Box 59 Folder 114
Horsham, England. Constable TLS to Ford
 Jan.2, 1915
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Horsham; Sir, I have to inform you that in pursuance of the powers [Signed A. S. Williams, Chief Constable] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 115
Horsham, England. Constable TLS to Ford
 Jan.6, 1915
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Horsham; Sir, Referring to my letter of the 2nd. instant. I am directed [Signed A. S. Williams, Chief Constable] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 116
Hotham, ? ALS to Ford Madox Brown
 Feb.18, 1850
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
House of Commons Library; Sir: Understanding from Adam C. Duncombe that he has already set you word [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 59 Folder 117
Hotimsky, Suzanne TLS to Stella Bowen
 Oct.4, 1946
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Mrs. Bowen, A friend of mine, Mrs. Emmanuel Bove, was kind enough to give me your address [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 59 Folder 118
Hotlzclaw, Kathleen TLS to Ford
 Sept.23, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Glendale; Dear Mr. Ford; I recently discovered your book in the library - "It Was the Nightingale" and I want to tell you how much I liked it.
Box 60 Folder 1
Houghton Mifflin Co. TD Janice Biala Account Statements
 1937-1944
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
Boston; [Account of Mrs. Janice Thorwkov Ford, Oct. 1937-Oct., 1944]
Box 60 Folder 2
Houghton Mifflin, Co. TLS to Ruth Aley
 Dec.7, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Mrs. Aley, I have your letter of December 2. We enclose herewith a check to your order [ Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 3
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Janice Biala
 Dec.14, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Mrs. Ford: Thank you for sending me the agreement between you and your husband [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 4
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Janice Biala
 Jul.2, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Mrs. Ford: I have just wired you as follows: DOUBTFUL ABOUT PROPSED BOOK WRITING. [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 5
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 Oct.24, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; My dear Ford: I have your signed agreement this morning and am sending the stipulated [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 6
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 Nov.27, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; My dear Ford: Welcome to our shores! Next time I get to New York, which will be some time [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 7
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 Dec.1, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Ford: Thanks for your sweet reasonableness in the matter of the title [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 8
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 Dec.19, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; My dear Ford: Our Copyright Department, which, probably properly, is composed of meticulous fellows [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 9
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 Dec. 23, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Ford: Thank you for yours of the 21st, with the enclosed statements from your wife. [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 10
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 Jan.15, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; My dear Ford: [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 10.5
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Boston; My dear Ford: I hope you will forgive my long delay in wiriting in reply to your letter [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 11
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 Feb.15, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; My dear Ford: At long last, as everybody is now saying, I am in a position to write to you [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 12
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 Feb.26, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; My dear Ford: Thanks for your letter of the 24th. An importation in sheets of the omnibus [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 13
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 Mar.16, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Mr. Ford: We are much pleased that you should speak so enthusiastically about the appearance [Signed Ira Rich Kent]
Box 60 Folder 14
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 Mar.26, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Mr. Ford: I presume that you are seeing the excellent reviews that "Portraits from Life" is receiving [Signed Dale Warren]
Box 60 Folder 15
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 May 24, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Mr. Ford: Number 2 Brimmer Street holds added attractions for me now that it possesses a certain residue [Signed Dale Warren]
Box 60 Folder 16
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 Jun.16, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; My dear Ford: We are decidedly interested in the proposed portraits of cities collaboration [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 17
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 Oct.21, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; My dear Ford: Thank you for your letter of October 19. BEAVER DAM WASH sounds like the kind of thing [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 18
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 Nov.23, 1937
1 leaf + 3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Boston; My dear Ford: I have your telegram, and have just wired you as follows: WHIPPLE MANUSCRIPT [Includes TL[copy] Ferris Greenslet to Miss Whipple] [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 19
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 Apr.18, 1936
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Boston; My dear Ford: Welcome back to the States. Yes, Stanley Unwin sent me a copy of your Preface [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 20
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 May 13, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; My dear Ford: Thank you for the helpful suggestion in your letter of May 11th. I am writing by this mail [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 21
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 Jun.22, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; My dear Ford: Thank you for your letter of June 20th. It has reached me on my return from a vice-regal fishing trip [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 22
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 Aug.9, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Mr. Ford: I have been meaning ever since I returned to send you a line to say what a pleasure [Signed Dale Warren]
Box 60 Folder 23
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 Aug.15, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; My dear Ford: I have your letter containing the assertion of the negative that you "never once" [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 24
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Ford
 Oct.8, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; My dear Ford: I have your letter of October 9 [sic] and am terribly disturbed to hear of the ill turn [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 25
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jun.4, 1963
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Arthur: Many thanks for your helpful letter, which greeted me on my return from Niagara Falls [Signed Dale Warren]
Box 60 Folder 26
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Oct.23, 1963
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Arthur: The Regnery book entitled MEMORIES AND IMPRESSIONS must be the same book [Signed Paul Brooks]
Box 60 Folder 27
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Paul Palmer
 Sept.24, 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Mr. Palmer: We have made a publishing offer for Ford Madox Ford's article [Signed Dale Warren]
Box 60 Folder 28
Houghton Mifflin Co. TL[copy] to Wanda Tower Pickard
 [1938]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Boston] Dear Mrs. Pickard: You must be rather impatient by now to have our report on your FOUR WAYS TO SUNDAY [Signed Paul Brooks]
Box 60 Folder 29
Houghton Mifflin Co. TLS to Maurine Whipple
 Nov.3, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dear Miss Whipple: I have read with great interest your letter of October 28 [Signed Ferris Greenslet]
Box 60 Folder 30
Houghton, Richard Monckton Milnes TL[copy] to Algernon Charles Swinburne
 Feb.2, [n.y.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Swinburne, I met M. Rodin yesterday in the street in a towering passion which made me shake [Typed by Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 31
Houghton, Richard Monckton Milnes ALS to Francis Hueffer
 Jan.8, 1874
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Ampthill, Dear Sir, Please send me another copy of your article
Box 60 Folder 32
Hoult, Norah ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jun.6, 1929
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer: Many thanks - I shall be delighted to come along on Tuesday
Box 60 Folder 33
Hoult, Norah ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jan.5, 1932
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Dublin; My dear Mrs. Hueffer: How verynice of you to write to me & also to send
Box 60 Folder 34
Hoult, Norah ALS to Violet Hunt
 Sept.8, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, Thank you so much for your note. I should certainly like to meet
Box 60 Folder 35
Howell, Charles ALS to Henry Treffry Dunn
 May 14, 1874
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My Dear Dunn, Did you ever design for stained glass? I want you to make me a coloured design [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 36
Howell, Charles ALS to Henry Treffry Dunn
 May 19, 1874
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; My Dear Dunn, Thanks for the design, I send back the first, and will see that the lead lines are properly drawn on it, [Cincludes Sketch] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 37
Howell, Charles ALS to Henry Treffry Dunn
 Feb.11, 1876
1 leaf + copy
Scope and Contents
London; My Dear Dunn, Would you mind doing me a great favour. Miss Corder left London very ill [Second copy typed by Hunt] [ Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 38
Howell, Charles TL[copy] to Mrs. Howell (C.A.'s mother)
 Jun.6, 1888
1 leaf + copy
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Mrs. Howell, I write in great distress, and I know that you and dear old Howell will be with me in my great trouble. [Two copies typed by Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 39
Howell, Charles Augustus TL[copy] to Emmie Howell
 Jun.22, 1888
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My Dearest Little Em. This is for you and dear Mother, and meant to thank you all for your loving kindness to us. [Typed by Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 40
Howell, Charles Augustus TL[copy] to Algernon C. Swinburne
 Aug.26, 1867
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Sussex; My dear Algernon. I wanted to be quiet and off all worries that I might enjoy thanking you [Copy typed by Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 41
Howell, Kitty TL[copy,fragment] to Emmie Howell
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; My darling little Emmie. We came up to Town yesterday week, and I should have written you ere this [Copy typed by Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 42
Howell, Kitty TL[copy,fragment] to Emmie Howell
 Dec.31, 1887
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Selsey; My dearest little Emmie. In my hurry yesterday I quite forgot to tell you about the "Stricklands" [Copy typed by Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 43
Howell, Kitty TL[copy] to Emmie Howell
 Mar.21, 1888
2 leaves + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; My darling Emmie, How can I thank you for your loving and lovely present to our pet on her birthday? [Copies typed by Violet Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 44
Huddleston, Sisley M [printed copy, fragment] Paris Salons, Cafes and Studios
 1928
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Copy from book of pages 116-121]
Box 60 Folder 45
Huller, Bellionom ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Mrs. Hueffer, Hutchinsons are after me again for a biographical sketch, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 46
Humphery, Emma ALS to Violet Hunt
 Oct.22, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Hunt, If you have no engagement for Thursday next, (25th), will you come to dine with us [Notes by Margaret Raine Hunt on verso] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 47
Humphreys, C. O., & Son TLS to Ford
 Jul.30, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, We are in receipt of your cheque for [pound sign] 3.10.0. which we have forwarded to Messrs Sturges & Co.
Box 60 Folder 48
Humphreys, C. O., & Son TLS to Ford
 Dec.16, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, We beg to acknowledge receipt of your cheque
Box 60 Folder 49
Humphreys, C. O., & Son TLS to Violet Hunt
 Jul.30, 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Madam, re South Lodge. In reply to your letter we have to inform you that the amount payable by you [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 50
Humphrys, R. H. Water color drawings of Violet Hunt & Greek bust
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Water color of Violet Hunt, signed; verso contains water color of Greek bust] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 51
Hunt Family AM Family Tree of the Hunt-Raine-Peacock Family
 Jun., 1964
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Family tree of Peacock, Raine, Hunt families] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 52
Hunt, Alfred William AM The Character of Alfred William Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [List of characterizations of Hunt]
Box 60 Folder 53
Hunt, Alfred William M Original Drawings of His Family
 [n.d.]
7 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; [Various drawings, 3 of Violet, 2 of Venice, 1 of Margaret with 2 children] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 54
Hunt, Alfred William M Original Drawings
 [n.d.]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [3 drawings, 1 a portrait of Venice, another has a poem with it.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 55
Hunt, Alfred William Printed clippings ofabout Hunt and Royal Academy
 [1874?]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [7 clippings pasted to leaves] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 56
Hunt, Alfred William AM The Dealers
 [186-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Poem: "'Twas a miserable night in a dull damp cot ..."] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 57
Hunt, Alfred William & Margaret Raine Hunt AM Wishes About Property
 Jun.20, 1893
1 leaf + 2 envelopes
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [States last wishes about property "if we die without making a formal will"] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 57.5
Hunt, Alfred William AM What will Your Last Word by my Margaret
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Possibly the last stanza only of a poem] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 58
Hunt, Alfred William DS Certificate of A. B. Humane Letters
 Nov.30, 1832
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Oxford; [Certificate of completing examinations for Humane Letters at Christ Church College, Oxford] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 59
Hunt, Alfred William DS Membership to the Athenaeum
 Mar.13, 1883
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; [Certificate advising election to a membership in the Athenaeum, London]
Box 60 Folder 60
Hunt, Alfred William DS Passport
 Jul.9, 1850
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] [Passport issued by the Belgian consul in London]
Box 60 Folder 61
Hunt, Alfred William Envelope Addressed to
 Aug.26, 1858
1 envelope
Scope and Contents
Durham; [Envelope addressed to Hunt]
Box 60 Folder 62
Hunt, Alfred William AL[draft] to unknown
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Mr. Armilage has by his letter given the public ample means of judging how far he is qualified to be a judge [Appears to be a "Letter to the Editor", newspaper unknown] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 63
Hunt, Alfred William AL[postcard]S to G. P. Boyce
 Dec.7, 1877
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; You were elected to-night member of O.W.C.S. I am very glad of it. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 64
Hunt, Alfred William AL[draft] to Brierly
 Oct.4, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Brierly/ I return M M's letters. Thanks for it and for yours. Just time to say that I called on Mr. C yesterday. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 65
Hunt, Alfred William Envelope to William Greenwell
 Feb.2, 1858
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; [Envelope to Greenwell] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 66
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to William Greenwell
 Mar.9, 1858
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Liverpool; Dear Greenwell/ I almost think that it would be better not to exhibit the water-colour - [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 67
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to William Greenwell
 Feb.2, 1860
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Liverpool; My dear Greenwell/ I did receive your letter, and ought to have answered several questions in it before this. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 68
Hunt, Alfred William AL[fragment] to Andrew Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Andrew/ I enclose a very short letter which I refrained from posting last night - the thought of the horror which might ensue [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 69
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to Andrew Hunt
 Mar.26, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Oxford; Dear Father/ I am exceedingly obliged to you for the trouble which you must have taken in packing and sending [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 70
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to Andrew & Sarah Hunt
 Apr., 1845
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Devonshire; My dear Parents, Maria complains that I never tell you half enough concerning the domestic part [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 71
Hunt, Alfred William ALS tToAndrew Hunt
 Jul.14, 1850
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Germany; Dear Father, Here am I at last, about 800 miles from home - a distance, which in my ideas, is of course a "pretty considerable one" [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 72
Hunt, Alfred William Envelope to Margaret Raine Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 envelope
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Envelope from Hunt to Raine] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 73
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Durham; My dearest Margaret/ All well and hopeful. Thanks without end for your kind and long letters. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 74
Hunt, Alfred William AL[fragment]S to Margaret Raine Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.]...at Copenhagen. It is hardly worth while to run the risk. You and Miss G. T. and your Ruskin & Sir Lewin must have made [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 75
Hunt, Alfred William AL[fragment]S to Margaret Raine Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.]Combien des a depenser par mois. Il a dem cent parm pa mois po a depenser. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 76
Hunt, Alfred William AL[fragment]S to Margaret Raine Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.]I have just got J. R's book. His ode is very delightful. And the whole book seems to be [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 77
Hunt, Alfred William AL[fragment]S to Margaret Raine Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] I should go and enquire at Tyson's if I did not like that place less than the hotel. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 78
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dearest Margaret/ What a loving letter I was going to write to you last night but somehow it got swallowed up in work. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 79
Hunt, Alfred William AL[fragment]S to Margaret Raine Hunt
 [Jun., 1864]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ... so I will go out & then turn into bed. Didn't I give Violet's bough a good pull [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 80
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 [1873]
6 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dearest Margaret/ J. R. (J. Ruskin) asked me about that story of Howell and Jones the other day and I said I knew none. [One page except typed by Violet Hunt inserted] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 81
Hunt, Alfred William AL[postcard]S to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Oct.27, 1875
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Yorkshire; Of course I need not tell you not to part with the receipt until we have got the money. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 82
Hunt, Alfred William AL[postcard]S to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Jun.23, 1876
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Mont-Saint-Michel; If there is anything in your letter to be received I hope you by 11th (Thursday) [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 83
Hunt, Alfred William AL[fragment]S to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Jul.31, 1877
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Scandinavia?] We have just had a turn at the Almanack. I am sadly disappointed I must own, to find [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 84
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 [1880]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Berkshire; My dear Margaret/ I am very very sorry to hear of your being so unwell. I know what it is -[Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 85
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Jul.20, 1880
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Durham; I will go so as to be at Newark Station to meet you coming by either the 4.7 train [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 86
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Jun.26, 1881
1 leaf+ envelope
Scope and Contents
Berkshire; My dearest Margaret/ I have reread your letter and grasped it al last. The L & NW interim certificate is a large [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 87
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Jul.5, 1890
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Durham; My dearest Margaret, I'm worried not out of my life but a little bit out of my work. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 88
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Aug., 1892
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dearest Margaret/ I have had a very pleasant hard working day, and have I think determined [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 89
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Oct.31, 1892
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dearest Margaret/ Today I must admit has been poor and almost fruitless. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 90
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Jun.30, 1895
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Durham; My dearest Margaret/ I am really trying to be a good boy and to get and use common sense, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 91
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Jul.14, 1895
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Durham; My dearest Margaret/ I don't want to go to any South country place - nor to Norway - [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 92
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Dec.15, 1895
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; My dearest Margaret/ I enclose copy of post-card which explains, I think, my sufferings about (your) umbrella [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 93
Hunt, Alfred William AL[fragment]S to Maria Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ... Jenny's letter was a very brilliant thing & is & I hope will be fully appreciated [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 94
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to Maria Hunt
 Sept.19, 1882
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Northumberland; My dear Maria/ This is a nice out of the way spirit-stirring place and a very solitary evening [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 95
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to Maria Hunt
 Jun.14, 1884
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Maria/ I was so glad to have your letters. I am here still against my wish- [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 96
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jun.7, 1880
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Berkshire; My dearest Violet/ It is a very delicate question about the whole line. I don't feel anything redundant in the "coming high" [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 97
Hunt, Alfred William AL[postcard] to Violet Hunt
 Jan.31, 1884
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; All no good. Your P went to ballot & came very near 25. Ned C. Hunter got 34 and got the Scotch votes [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 60 Folder 98
Hunt, Alfred William ALS to Andrew Lang
 Aug., 1893
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Plainfield, New Jersey; My dear Andrew/ I have just received your letters for which I thank you most warmly.
Box 61 Folder 1
Hieffer. Albert ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Feb.10, 1913
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Cousin Elsie, Suing the accounts of your action versus illustrated Journals in the Papers I hasten to express to you my congratulations
Box 61 Folder 2
Hueffer, Anton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jan.6, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Munster; Sehr verehrts Cousine Elsie, Deine freundlichen Zeilen vom 10 October v.J. habe ich erhalten und mich inzwischen
Box 61 Folder 3
Hueffer, Anton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Feb.7, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Munster; Liebe Cousine Elsie! Deinen 1. Brief vom 14 v.M. habe ich erhalten und haben wir us gleich an das Landesfinanzamt
Box 61 Folder 4
Hueffer, Anton ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Apr.1, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Munster; Sehr verehrte Cousine. Da nach den hiesigen geset zlichen Bestimmungen das Deinen Kindern
Box 61 Folder 5
Hueffer, Catherine Brown ALS to Unknown Real Estate Agent
 Sept.24, 1894
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Sir, As you wish it I will certainly tell my agents who do business the whole of the transaction between us: [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 61 Folder 6
Hueffer, Catherine Brown ALS to Messrs. Barrand Besge & Zipp
 Apr.15, 1896
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, I think upon consideration (as I find by your letter you are the Trustee & Executor of my poor sister [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 61 Folder 7
Hueffer, Catherine Brown ALS to Emma Madox Brown
 Sept.5, 1872
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Dover; My dearest Mama/ We came here to-day from Merton and have just returned [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 61 Folder 8
Hueffer, Catherine Brown ALS to Rene Byles
 Aug.8, 1910
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Byles/ Since I saw you this morning, I think it best to write [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 61 Folder 9
Hueffer, Catherine Brown ALS to Ford
 [Jan.28, 1895]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Chiswick] Dear Ford/ I send you a letter written to me by your dear grandfather when he was in Manchester
Box 61 Folder 10
Hueffer, Catherine Brown AL[postcard]S to Ford
 [1901-1904?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Kingston?] I forward card to Christina & a letter to you. Thank you, I found W. Demton still had the manuscript
Box 61 Folder 11
Hueffer, Catherine Brown AL[postcard]S to Ford & Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Dec., 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] A prosperous and Happy time in the years to come
Box 61 Folder 11.5
Hueffer, Catherine Brown ALS to Ford
 Jul.15, 1919
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dearest Ford, Juliet & David are leaving above address on Friday [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 61 Folder 12
Hueffer, Catherine Brown ALS to Ford
 Oct.22, 1925
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Brook Green; My dear Ford/ Thank you very much for your book "No Mor Parades" which I got the other day [ In the had of Juliet (Hueffer) Soskice]
Box 61 Folder 13
Hueffer, Catherine Brown ALS to Ford
 Nov.13, 1925
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Brook Green; My dear Son/ I was pleasantly surprised to have your letter with its birthday present of E.J.
Box 61 Folder 14
Hueffer, Catherine Brown AL[postcard]S to Christina Hueffer
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest Christina/ I send you this pretty card for your postcard album. Love to Mother and Babs
Box 61 Folder 15
Hueffer, Catherine Brown ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 May 4, 1894
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Elsie/ You must forgive me for not sooner answering your letter
Box 61 Folder 16
Hueffer, Catherine Brown AL[postcard]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Dec.13, 1904
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Hammersmith] Maggie is better but still far from well. I will go for Babs in a few days when I think it safe.
Box 61 Folder 17
Hueffer, Catherine Brown AL[postcard]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [1905]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Etaples; Chez Mme Becquelin a Trepied par Etaplespas de Calais. Such is my address when you answer my letter.
Box 61 Folder 18
Hueffer, Catherine Brown ALS to Franz Hueffer
 Apr.5, 1871
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest Franz/ I cannot write much this morning as I am going out with Mama [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 61 Folder 19
Hueffer, Catherine Brown ALS to William Martindale
 Mar.5, 1894
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mr. Martindale/ In answer to your letter I can only say that I do not consider you can or have any right to break the promise
Box 61 Folder 20
Hueffer, Christina (Mother Mary Matthew) D Hair clipping
 Sept.17, 1900
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Aldington; [In envelope is 1 leaf identifying included hair clipping]
Box 61 Folder 21
Hueffer, Christina (Mother Mary Matthew) AL[postcard]S to Ford & Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [1906]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Rye; Cher Papa et Chere Maman, Je vous envoie une carte de la maison. J'attends avec impatience demain [Lamb Collection]
Box 61 Folder 22
Hueffer, Christina (Mother Mary Matthew) AL[postcard]S to Ford
 [Mar., 1906]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; Mon cher petit pere, Mon cou est gueri. Il neige maintenant beaucoup.
Box 61 Folder 23
Hueffer, Christina (Mother Mary Matthew) ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 May 9, 1901
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] My dearest Mummy/ I hope you are quite well. We have just received your telegram
Box 61 Folder 24
Hueffer, Christina (Mother Mary Matthew) ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Mar.8, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Rye; My Dear Mother, I hope you like Rome very much. Those cards you sent us are very pretty. [Lamb Collection]
Box 61 Folder 25
Hueffer, Christina (Mother Mary Matthew) ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Dec.23, 1907
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] My Darling Mummy/ I hope you are nearly quite well now, better even than when we saw you [Lamb Collection]
Box 61 Folder 26
Hueffer, Christina (Mother Mary Matthew) ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Jun.19, 1908]
2 leaves + 1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[St. Leonard's on Sea; My dear Mummy/ I hope you are better. I had a lovely day yesterday [Included is a letter to "Fraulein"?] [Lamb Collection]
Box 61 Folder 27
Hueffer, Christina (Mother Mary Matthew) ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [Apr., 1946?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Just a line, my Dearest, with an "old friend" you may be glad to see again. [Lamb Collection]
Box 61 Folder 28
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AM Miscellaneous
 [n.d.]
1 postcard + 2 envelopes
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [3 pieces, all with miscellaneous notes on them]
Box 61 Folder 29
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale Printed Praetoria House School. Testimonials
 Dec.15, 1882
12 pages
Scope and Contents
[Folkestone, Kent; [Printed pamphlet with testimonials about the school. Notes by Elsie on title paper.]
Box 61 Folder 30
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale ALS to Unknown
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Sir/ I will take your cabinet valuing it al (pounds) 12-10 if you agree to take my oak writing desk in its stead
Box 61 Folder 31
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcard]S to Unknown
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Rent (pounds) 60 - a picturesque old roomy home by Sible Hendingham. [Verso has photo of house. Probably written to Ford] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 61 Folder 32
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale ALS to Ford
 [Jul.27, 1893]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Winchelsea] My dearest dearest Love/ Here we are down here again in the clear yellow & green land
Box 61 Folder 33
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcard]S to Ford
 [Mar.-May, 1905?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[France] Your second letter just read. I think it better for us to stay as you seem also to agree.
Box 61 Folder 34
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcard]S to Ford
 Aug.7, 1905
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pas-de-Calais; Here we are. It is a charming place. I am thinking of staying a day or two longer.
Box 61 Folder 35
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcards]S to Ford
 May 30, 1906
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Milano; Have not had time to write a letter. Am having a jolly time here - playing gooseberry as usual
Box 61 Folder 36
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcards]S to Ford
 Jun.8, 1906
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Venice; I have just got your letter written after the Pent. It is dreadful to hear of all the illnesses
Box 61 Folder 37
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcard]S to Ford
 Jun.14, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chioggia; I have come here for a day's trip down the lagoons. It is quite worth doing
Box 61 Folder 38
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcards]S to Ford
 Jun.22, 1906
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Heidelberg; Here I am at another Hotel Ritter. It seems a jolly place
Box 61 Folder 39
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale ALS to Olive Garnett
 Dec.12, 1896
3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Southend-on-Sea; My dear Olive, I am now commencing to answer your letter to us
Box 61 Folder 40
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcard]S
 [May?, 1906]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Rome; Dear Little Pussy/ I am living quite near this & in reality it is much prettier
Box 61 Folder 41
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcard]S
 [Jun.23, 1906?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Heidelberg; Here you can see where the little Bergbahn goes up to the little restaurant
Box 61 Folder 42
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcard]S
 Sept.[4], 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; Here's one of the great battle against the poor old English.
Box 61 Folder 43
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcard]S
 Sept.22, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dearest Pussy/ I think you will like to see this poor old cracked bell.
Box 61 Folder 44
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[draft]S to Hermann Hueffer
 [Nov., 1911]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Hythe] Dear Cousin Hermann/ Thank you for your kind letter of sympathy. I have been very upset by that announcement in the Daily Mirror.
Box 61 Folder 45
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcard]S to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 [1905?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Germany] My dear little Katherine/ Here is a picture for you with out love. We shall soon be back now.
Box 61 Folder 46
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcard]S to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Aug.[30], 1905
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boulogne-sur-Mer; Dearest Babs/ We have just seen Grandma off in her boat.
Box 61 Folder 47
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcard]S to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Feb.22, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear little Kitty/ I heard from Miss Berg yesterday & she says you are nearly as tall as Xtina.
Box 61 Folder 46
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcard]S to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Feb.22, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Modane à Macon; Dearest Pussy/ I am writing this in the train just on the border of Italy & France.
Box 61 Folder 49
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcard]S to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 [Jun.23, 1906?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Heidelberg; How do you like the look of this I am going up here on Monday
Box 61 Folder 50
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcard]S to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Aug.25, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Boston; Dearest Button/ How do you like this American house.Don't lose this card as it will be nice to have at home.
Box 61 Folder 51
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcard]S to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Sept.1, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Newport; Dearest Babs, Here is an American bathing place for you to see
Box 61 Folder 52
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[postcard]S to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Sept.22, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dearest Babs/ I thought your letters were very very nice. So you are going to school again
Box 61 Folder 53
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale ALS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 [1945?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear little B- I ought to have written this ages ago
Box 61 Folder 54
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale ALS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Apr.9, [1945]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Ashford] My dear little B- This is any extra just to let you know that Goldring is coming
Box 61 Folder 55
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale ALS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 May 19, 1945
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
{Frithfield] My dear little B- I try to date your letters each time when they arrive! Possible Go. does the same.
Box 61 Folder 56
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale ALenvelope to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Aug.28, 1945
1 envelope
Scope and Contents
[Ashford?] [Envelope address to Lamb from Hueffer]
Box 61 Folder 57
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale ALS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Aug.29, 1945
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Ashford] I forgot to include these letters of P. to you [Written on verso of TLS of Koris Limited to Elsie Martindale Hueffer, Aug.24, 1945]
Box 61 Folder 58
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[fragment]S to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 [1946?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ...been similar: People took P. from me just as someone kept you away from him.
Box 61 Folder 59
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale ALS to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 May 15, 1946
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Frithfield; My dear little B- Mrs. Moll has been this a.m. & hung me up - I wanted to write you a good letter
Box 61 Folder 60
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale AL[fragment]S to Katharine Hueffer Lamb
 Dec.16, 1946
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ...snubbed me so that I was nearly in tears of fury - & the Hythe priest much to same but not to me.
Box 61 Folder 61
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale ALS to William Martindale
 [Mar., 1894]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Daddy/ Just a line to let you know of my existence & comfort.[Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 62
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale ALS to William Martindale
 Mar.5, 1894
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Daddy, As you have chosen to use force against me to-day & to lock me in [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 63
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale ALS to William Martindale
 May 5, 1894
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Daddy, I imagine you have not realised my firm determination not to return to you, [Lamb collection]+
Box 61 Folder 64
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale ALS to William Martindale
 Dec.25, 1894
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Hythe; Dear Daddy, My affection for you is sincere &, in spite of everything will be lasting [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 65
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale ALS to William Martindale
 Jan.4, 1895
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Hythe, My dear Daddy, I wrote to you out of the fullness of my heart. I puzzle myself sometimes [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 66
Hueffer, Elsie Martindale ALS to Mrs. Martindale
 Feb.5, 1903
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Winchelsea; My dearest Mother, I am only insisting upon full information being given the 5,000 investment, [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 67
HuefferFamily AD Family Geneological Tree
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Decendents of Alfred Hueffer]
Box 61 Folder 68
Hueffer, Francis Printed Miscellaneous Clippings
 1880-1887
5 clippings
Scope and Contents
[London] [Ford, father of FMF, was a music critic; all clippings are musical review, lectures and writings]
Box 61 Folder 69
Hueffer,Francis & Catherine Brown DS Marriage License
 Sept.3, 1872
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Pancras, Middlesex; [License of marriage; signed by Joseph Ivimey, Jr., Registrar] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 61 Folder 70
Hueffer, Francis ALS to Ford
 May 6, 1888
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford, As to your learning or not learning music you are now quite big enough to decieve yourself.
Box 61 Folder 71
Hueffer, Francis ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
 [Apr., 1877?]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; My darling little Puss, I can't imagine what I have done to deserve such an
Box 61 Folder 72
Hueffer, Francis ALS Catherine Brown Hueffer
 [Apr., 1877?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My darling Puss, How cruel you are not to write to me in spite of two long letters I sent you
Box 61 Folder 73
Hueffer, Francis ALS Catherine Brown Hueffer
 [Apr., 1877?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My darling Puss, You are a little angel and have done the copying most beautifully
Box 61 Folder 74
Hueffer, Francis ALS Catherine Brown Hueffer
 [Apr., 1877?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My darling little Puss, Your wish to your old bear will be fulfilled
Box 61 Folder 75
Hueffer, H.Fl ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Mar.31, 1915
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Nymeger; Liebe Cousine Elsie. Von dem Inhalt Deines Briefes habe ich meinem bruder Fritz mit - [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 76
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Robert S. Garnett
 Sept.21, 1910
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; My dear Sir, Let me thank you for your favor of the 16th. I consider it more than probable that Ford has little or nothing.[Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 77
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Robert S. Garnett
 Oct.20, 1910
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Lausanne; My dear Sir, Your favor of the 16th asking me for my opinion in regard to your writing to Hueffer, [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 78
Hueffer, Hermann AL[postcard]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 [1904?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Telgte; L. Elsie [Text in German, illegible] [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 79
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Sept.15, 1910
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Cousin Elsie, Your letters of Sept 1st & 13th are before me, & have also to thank you [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 80
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Sept.28, 1910
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Cousin Elsie, I see by your yesterday's letter that you are disquited [sic] by the thought that Ford [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 81
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Oct.30, 1911
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Cousin Elsie, Through a clipping sent us from London we have seen that Ford has really gained his divorce [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 82
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jan.14, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Cousin Elsie, I am glad to see by a clipping sent me, that the Mirror has apologized [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 83
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Aug.22, 1912
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Cousin Elsie, I have still to thank you for the information you gave me by your letter of January [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 84
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Sept.10, 1912
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Cousin Elsie, I am much obliged to you for your letter of the 25th of last month [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 85
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jul.20, 1924
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chambery; Dear Cousin Elsie, Many thanks for your note of the 12th [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 86
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Dec.26, 1924
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chambery; Dear Cousin Elsie, Many thanks to you and Katherine for your Christmas greetings. [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 87
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Aug.7, 1925
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Cahmbery; Dear Cousin Elsie, I have been thinking over the contents of your letter of July 18th [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 88
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Aug.25, 1925
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chambery; Dear Cousin Elsie, I was glad to have your letter in regard to the Lst 150. [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 89
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Nov.7, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chambery; Dear Cousin Elsie, As you find Cousin Lamb a nice and good man, and as Katherine and he are fond of each other [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 90
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jul.26, 1928
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chambery; Dear cousin Elsie, Thank you ever so much for letting us know of the happy event [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 91
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Nov.8, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chambery; Dear Cousin Elsie, I had a letter from Cousin Zoe not long ago, telling me of her trip to England [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 92
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Dec.15, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Chambery; Dear Cousin Elsie, I have had a letter from Cousin Zoe informing me that Cousin H.J. Huffer [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 93
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jan.2, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Saint Alban; Dear Cousin Elsie, It must be my fault that I have not heard from you for a while [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 94
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jan.19, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dear Cousin Elsie, Your letter of the fourth has given Hattie and me great pleasure. [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 95
Hueffer, Hermann ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jan.2, 1940
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Saint Alban; Dear Cousin Elsie, I am late in sending you my, Hattie's and daughter Bertha's best wishes [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 96
Hueffer, Jule ALS to Katherine Hueffer Lamb
 Sept.26, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Telgte; My dear little Baby, This is the card I promised to send you [Lamb collection]
Box 61 Folder 97
Hueffer, Leopold D printed Death Notice
 Feb.18, 1897
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Printed announcement of the death of Monsieur Leopold Huffer]
Box 61 Folder 98
Hueffer, Muriel (Mrs. Oliver) TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Sept.1, 1967
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Mizener/ Than you very much for letting me know about my husband's books
Box 61 Folder 99
Hueffer, Oliver Madox ALS to Mrs. Catherine Hueffer
 Apr.9, 1907
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Philadelphia; My dearest Mimps/ Here I am at last safely arrived.
Box 61 Folder 100
Hueffer, Oliver Madox ALS to Harry Quitter
 [1893?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Quitter/ My grandfather being, I am sorry to say, ill in bed is unable to answer
Box 61 Folder 101
Hueffer, Oliver Madox ALS to Yates Thompson
 May 6, 1898
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Thompson Yates. Thank you so very much for sending me round the "Burlington" catalogue.
Hunt (except Violet)
Box 62 Folder 1
Hunt, Amy ALS to Margaret [?]
 Feb.8, 1927
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Pacific Palisades, CA; My dear Margaret, We rec'd your most interesting letter yesterday afternoon - it was overdue.
Box 62 Folder 2
Hunt, Amy ALS to Margaret [?]
 Feb.21, 1927
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Pacific Palisades, CA; My dear Margaret, The book "I Have This to Say" by Violet Hunt, came to hand
Box 62 Folder 2.5
Hunt, Andrew AD Drawing: Original Self Portrait
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Drawing of Violet Hunt's Grandfather] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 2.6
Hunt, Andrew AD Etching of Hunt's Church
 Feb., 1847
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Melon] [Andrew Hunt's etching of his church] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 3
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM [fragment,draft?] [Article on Corsica]
 [1880's?]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Draft of Margaret Hunt's article on Corsica]
Box 62 Folder 4
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM[fragment, draft?] [Article on Corsica]
 [1880's-1890's?]
16 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Early draft of material later divided]
Box 62 Folder 5
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM[copy] [Copy of article on Corsica from "Murray's Magazine"]
 [1886-1888?]
8 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [7 leaves of copy of parts of the article and 1 leaf of draft. Article appeared in March, 1888 issue] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 6
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM[fragments] Article on Corsica, Notes and Drafts
 1887
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Notes and drafts of Hunt's article on Corsica] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 7
Hunt, Margaret Raine T[copy,fragment] [Article on Corsica from "Saturday Review"]
 Jun.30, 1883
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Fragmentary copy of clipping of article on Corsica in the "Saturday Review"] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 8
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM Corsican Pator's Notes
 [1880-1881]
1 booklet (14 leaves)
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Primarily a dictionary of Corsican terms; used in her articles on Corsica.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 9
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM Corsican Style Laments in French
 [n.d.]
18 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [18 leaves of translated or original laments written by Hunt.]
Box 62 Folder 10
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM Diary for 1852
 1852
1 item, 48 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Daily diary and cash account for 1852] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 11
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM Diary for 1857
 1857
1 item, 69 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Daily diary account for 1857] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 12
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM Diary for 1858
 1858
1 item, 84 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Daily diary and cash accounts for 1858] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 13
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM & TM Funeral Ceremonies in Corsica
 [n.d.]
28 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [12 leaves of manuscript, 16 leaves typed] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 14
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM The Green Palace
 [1888?]
19 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Article on Corsica] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 15
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM Italian Poems
 [n.d.]
11 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Collected poems written in Italian]
Box 62 Folder 16
Hunt, Margaret RaineAM The Last Time That Cloud Was O'er Me Bended
 May 26, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [First line used as title] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 17
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM Notebook of Reading Lists
 [n.d.]
1 booklet, 26 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Begun as a diary but those pages torn out. First list contains book for adults, second to children.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 18
Hunt, Margaret Raine TM Notes on Conversations with Robert Browning
 [n.d.]
57 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Typed notes] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 19
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM Notes on Corsica
 [n.d.]
51 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Miscellaneous notes on all sizes of paper]
Box 62 Folder 20
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM On the Death of ______; a Series of Poetic Funeral laments of Corsica
 [1880's?]
38 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Poems, chants or laments translated into English] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 21
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM Prose lament in Corsican Style
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Either an Italian translation or an imitation of a Corsican lament] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 22
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM Review of J. Warren Barry's "Studies in Corsica"
 [n.d.]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Included is a part of the printed article] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 23
Hunt, Margaret Raine AD Self-Portrait
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Self-portrait of Margaret Raine Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 24
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM To Destroy Worms in Wood
 [n.d.]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Solution to get rid of worms in wood] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 25
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM Vocero on the Death of Caesario and Cappato & Vocero of a Herdsman's Wife of Talavo on her Husband
 [n.d.]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Translations of grief songs of Italians in Corsica.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 26
Hunt, Margaret Raine AM Your Devoted Bandit
 Jul.9, 1892
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Included is the first page of the title article cut from the "Saturday Review'] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 27
Hunt, Margaret Raine DS Titles for Two Burial Plots
 Jun.30, 1896
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; [Titles for 2 plots in Brentwood Cemetery, London]
Box 62 Folder 28
Hunt, Margaret Raine TD[copy] Will of Mrs. Margaret Hunt
 Dec.26, 1900
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
London;[ Margaret Raine Hunt's will with 3 codicils] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 29
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dearest Alfred, S[ilva] much better here. She is to be kept in her room till she goes to Whitby
Box 62 Folder 30
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest Alfred/ I think we shall come on Monday next if all be well.
Box 62 Folder 31
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 [n.d.]
2 leaves + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Alfred/ I have just had a letter from Catherine Dausoigne [Muracciole] who has just had a offer [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 31.5
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Silvia Hung [Fogg Elliott]
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Silvia. This is a messed up letter between you and Violet. One pillow case is done. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 32
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL[fragment]S to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ... A hand that [torn] more like a casually purchased bunch of bananas than anything else. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 33
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL[fragment] to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear V. About 2 o'clock a gentleman described by Chambers as very tall, with dark hair, long & dark whiskers [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 34
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL[fragment] to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dearest Violet/ All right about the parties. The M A's are coming very fairly [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 35
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL[fragment] to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ... Dearer if you ask for chops if you buy a small piece of the joint [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 36
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL[fragment] to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ... Don't worry yourself about the price of things - get all the experience you can and do for the best [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 37
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL[fragment]S to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ... Frank instead of your father. I hoped he would invite him & C. Barnes [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 38
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL[fragment]S to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ... friendly with him from staying so long in the house with him [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 39
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear V. I am coming home tomorrow - Tuesday in the afternoon. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 40
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL[fragment]S to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dearest V. I am glad you are happy and hope you will enjoy yourself yourself [sic] & get strong. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 41
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dearest V. I am not sure now that S[ilva] will leave home so soon as we expected. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 42
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt, Sylvia Hunt [Fogg Elliot] and Venice Hunt [Benson]
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
My dearest Violet & Venice not forgetting Sylvia/ I am so glad when I get your dear little letters only you have made Papa idle [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 43
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt, Sylvia Hunt [Fogg Elliot] & Venice Hunt [Benson]
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dearest children/ I am very anxious to hear that you have reaches W. safely. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 44
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Violet/ I am very glad you have had a bath. I was going to write and tell you to get one. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 45
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dearest V. I can't see to write much but must send a line to tell you not to give the cat medicine [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 46
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL[fragment] to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ... I don't think S[ylvia] was keeping anything back from me & pretending to be better than she really was [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 47
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dearest V. I enclose Bry's letter - If you think he had rather send the book will you get your Papa to direct it to him [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 48
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Folkestone; My dearest Violet/ I got here safely after what seemed a very long journey -[Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 49
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear V. I have no time to write or think but I send a word to say how sorry I am about your hand -- [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 50
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dearest Violet/ I have very little time to write & can best send little scratches when moving about or waiting for trains. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 51
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Violet/ I hope you are all well. Take great care of yourself and don't make yourself ill with eating fast [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 52
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear V. I hope you are taking care of that lump. If it gets large see a doctor [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 53
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Violet. I only take this piece of paper to save myself the trouble of going upstairs. [Verso contains a printed letter from the Committee of the Vienna International Art Exhibition of 1882 to Alfred William Hunt, dated June, 1881][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 54
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Violet/ I would have like to have written to you yesterday but was prevented by numbers of people coming in [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 55
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest V. I think you will find that S[ylvia] will send a little note with this. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 56
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt and Sylvia Hunt [Fogg Elliott]
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear V. & S. If you have not paid away the postal orders send them here for Miss Smith would be glad of them[Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 57
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest V. Invitation to write very nice but I have not an idea in my head & have no time to do more [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 58
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear V. Just a line to say that I hope if you cook at all you will take great care not to wear loose aprons [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 59
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear V. Just a small line in great haste to say that I hear diptheria is bad at Eton [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 60
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL[fragment]S to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ... less of the lodgings. We must be there for Mr. Maccoli's first lecture. I forget whether it is on the 3rd or 2nd. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 61
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL[fragment] to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ... met Orion home once or twice & liked him - He talked well & had known everyone of his own best time [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 62
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL[fragment] to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear V. Of course you have not taken Mrs. C's without having first settled with Mrs. S. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 63
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL[Fragment]S to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
... Saturday we might go to Dunham on Tuesday - I expect we should want Monday in town [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 64
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL[fragment] to Violet Hunt & Alfred Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear V. & A. Silvia is all right and would be better still only we had a nurse she hated [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 65
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Violet/ Silvia is doing very well & so is the baby and I am happy to say the nurse arrived early this morning. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 66
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear V. Tell me all you are doing and do not take rooms this time for young men who may not want them [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 67
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL[fragment] to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ... That niece of Mrs. Alexanders was at the Palgraves - [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 68
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dearest V. The [?] parted for Paris without wanting to go particularly [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 69
Now in Box 62, folder 31.5
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 70
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt and Alfred Hunt
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dearest A. & V.V. had much better write to S at once. It will do her good. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 71
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Violet/ Walton has just gone. His is one of the 15 chosen players who are going round to overcome [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 72
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear V. We are all wrong again here. S did too much yesterday morning and in the afternoon Mrs. Mason came and stayed too long [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 73
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear V. We have had an awful time ever since baby was born - [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 74
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ... What do you think about it? I send a list of visitors to you - pencil show who are asked, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 75
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear V. You need not send any reports of business matters or public companies here. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 76
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear V. You shall do as you like about coming home but you are well out of being here - [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 77
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Nov.2, 1872]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Conway, Wales] Dear Violet/ Thank you for the pretty flowers and the beautiful cowslip balls [Beginning of letter was written by one of Violet's sisters.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 78
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 Dec.18, 1879
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; My dearest Violet/ Poor little V. how are you getting on? [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 79
Hunt, Margaret Raine ALS to Violet Hunt
 Dec.30, 1879
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; My dearest V. Had you not better come back with your Uncle E. on Wed. only let us know [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 80
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL[postcard]S to Violet Hunt
 Sept.12, 1881
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Reading, Berkshire; All well. Am sorry you had to go for Venice. Aske Bry if you like, am quite well [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 81
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL[postcard]S to Violet Hunt
 Aug.29, 1899
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Wiesbaden, Germany; My dear V. This is one most northerly points & we are not sorry for it has been bitterly cold [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 82
Hunt, Margaret Raine AL[envelopes]
 Jul.18, 1856
2 envelopes
Scope and Contents
[Newcastle; London] [One addressed to Miss Raine; one addressed to Mrs. Alfred Hunt] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 83
Hunt, R. ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Aug., 1920]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dear Madam/ in reply to yours of today I am tring [sic] to answer it, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 84
Hunt, R. ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Aug.1, 1920?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dear Madam/ In reply to your's of yesterday in which I thank you for [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 85
Hunt, R. ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Oct., 1920?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dear Mrs. Hueffer/ I am returning the stamps as I am afraid of getting myself into trouble [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 86
Hunt, R. ALS to Violet Hunt
 [Oct., 1920?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dear Madam/ I received safely yesterday the parcels, & gave them myself to your Husband [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 87
Hunt, R. ALS to Violet Hunt
 Dec., 1920
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dear Madam/ I am awfully sorry not to have written to you before this [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 88
Hunt, R. S. ALS to Violet Hunt
 May 15, 1924
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Madam, At a meeting of the Council of this Society held today, Mrs. Allingham informed us [Signed R.S. Hunt, Secretary of the Royal Society of Painters in Water Colours] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 62 Folder 89
Hunt, Sarah Sanderson AD & TD Probate of Will
 Jun.11, 1877
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; [Will and Probate Certificate] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 1
Hunt, William Holman ALS to Ford Madox Brown
 Mar.9, 1874
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Brown, No good wishes of an old friend can I value more than yours.
Box 70 Folder 2
Hunt, William Holman ALS to Ford Madox Brown
 May 30, 1878
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Brown. I shall be and Edith also will be very happy to dine with you
Box 70 Folder 3
Hunt, William Holman ALS to Ford Madox Brown
 Jun.5, 1878
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Brown. We shall be happy to come to you on Wednesday nest at 7 1/2.
Box 70 Folder 4.
Hunt, William Holman ALS to Alfred Hunt
 Oct.12, 1870
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] My dear Hunt. I have lately sent home a couple of water color drawings
Box 70 Folder 5
Hunt, William Holman ALS to Alfred Hunt
 Mar.2, 1873
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[n.p. Dear Namesake. I hope to be under Syrian skies - not so far from the gates of the Sun -
Box 70 Folder 6
Hunt, William Holman ALS to Alfred Hunt
 Apr.3, 1877
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Jerusalem; My dear Namesake. The water color drawing promised for this season's exhibition at the Old Water C. Socy is to arrive about the 20th or 27th inst.
Box 70 Folder 7
Hunt, William Holman ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear Mrs. Hunt. I am think I am free on Thursday - if you will excuse my being so late as 7.
Box 70 Folder 8
Hunt, William Holman ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Apr.11, 1870
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Jerusalem; Dear Mrs. Hunt- Pray excuse the smallness of this note in answer to yours
Box 70 Folder 9
Hunt, William Holman ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Jan.1, 1873
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Mrs. Hunt- I shall hope to join your party on Tuesday next.
Box 70 Folder 10
Hunt, William Holman ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Jun.21, 1873
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Mrs. Hunt. Some day I hope to be able to tell you myself all the particulars of my secret
Box 70 Folder 11
Hunt, William Holman ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Sept.8, 1874
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt. It is an inexpressable advantage to me to have the use of your studio.
Box 70 Folder 12
Hunt, William Holman ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Oct.9, [1874]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt. I have been away at Oxford where I was detained longer than I had intended to be
Box 70 Folder 13
Hunt, William Holman ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Nov.7, 1874
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Mrs. Hunt. As I am going to Winchester this evening I shall not have the opportunity I had looked to of calling upon you
Box 70 Folder 14
Hunt, William Holman ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Jun.17, 1879
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Mrs. Hunt. I called upon you about a fortnight ago but was unfortunate to speak according to my intentions
Violet Hunt
Scope and Contents
Includes manuscripts, correspondence and account books.
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Box 63 Folder 1
Hunt, Violet AM Aylesbury Dairy Co. Account Book
 1919
1 item, 47 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] [Account book from March 1919 to December 1919 tracking milk products purchased from Aylesbury Dairy] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 63 Folder 2
Hunt, Violet AM Aylesbury Dairy Co. Account Book
 1921/1922
1 item, 44 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] [Account book from May 1921 to February 1922 tracking milk products purchased from Aylesbury Dairy][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 63 Folder 3
Hunt, Violet AMS Barclay & Co. Account Book of Funds
 1913/1914
1 item, 30 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] [Banking transactions with Barclay & Co. from November 1, 1913 to November 4, 1914] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 63 Folder 4
Hunt, Violet AMS Barclay & Co. Account Book of Funds
 1918/1922
1 item, 46 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] [Banking transactions with Barclay & Co. from January 12, 1918 to January 3, 1922] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 63 Folder 5
Hunt, Violet AM S. Phillips Account Book of Purchases
 1914/1916
1 item, 49 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] [Account book of grocery purchases from S. Phillips from July 20, 1914 to June 10, 1916] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 63 Folder 6
Hunt, Violet M Printed, [fragments] from "Black and White"
 [Mar.12, 1892
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Pages 351-352 of March 12, 1892 issue containing a column of a play; "Venice at Olympia"; and "The Diary of a Daughter of Eve"][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 63 Folder 7
Hunt, Violet M Printed, [fragments] from "Black and White"
 Sept.24, 1892
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Pages 361-364 of September 24, 1892 issue containing 2 and 3/4 pages of a short story fragment; and "Humours of West Indian Life".][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 63 Folder 8
Hunt, Violet M Printed, [fragments] from "Black and White"
 Dec.24, 1892
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] [Pages 735-736 of December 24, 1892 issue containing 1/2 column of a play; "New Novels", Empress Frederick and her Grandchild"; "Books to Read"; and "At the 'Chat Noir'".] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 63 Folder 9
Hunt, Violet TM Autobiography Notes
 [n.d.]
21 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Notes on various individuals written for Hunt's autobiography.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 63 Folder 10
Hunt, Violet AM & TM Autobiography Notes
 1867/1900
21 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [Notes otaken from diaries from 1867 to 1900 written for Hunt's autobiography.][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 63 Folder 11
Hunt, Violet TM Beauty Made Naught: the last Days of W. H. Hudson
 Aug., 1922
32 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] [With holograph corrections] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 63 Folder 12
Hunt, Violet TM[draft] Biography of Eminent Friends
 [n.d.]
8 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Rought draft of a biography covering Gaudier, Nina Hamnet, Betty Moy, etc.][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 63 Folder 13
Hunt, Violet M printed The Burning Question
 [Aug.5, 1893]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] [Taken from "Black and White", August 5, 1893, pages 166-167, a play.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 64 Folder 1
Hunt, Violet AM & TM[printed] Cards, Invitations, Dance Programs, Notices, Etc.
 1883-1933
43 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London, Germany] [Mostly printed ephemera announcements and calling cards] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 64 Folder 2
Hunt, Violet AM Christmas Card List
 1946
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Two rows of names of Christmas Card Recipients] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 64 Folder 3
Hunt, Violet TM A Child's Memories of John Ruskin
 [n.d.]
17 leaves
Scope and Contents
[ An earlier version of the essay, "Ruskin as a Guide to Youth"; Note on title page, "published in Westminster Gazette"] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 64 Folder 4
Hunt, Violet TM The Cigarette Case of the Commander
 [1924/1925?]
57 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Published in More Tales of the Uneasy by Heinemann in 1925] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 64 Folder 5
Hunt, Violet Printed Clippings Concerning Self
 [1922-1926?]
11 leaves
Scope and Contents
[ Included are: "Little Portraits" by Alec Waugh, "The Art of Violet Hunt" by Rachel Ferguson, and 6 clippings about an exhibit at Foyle Art Gallery of graphic art by well-known authors.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 64 Folder 6
Hunt, Violet Printed Clippings Concerning Friends
 [1919-1933]
13 leaves
Scope and Contents
Included are: "Celebrities I Have Known" by Liza Lehmann, "Gertrude Bell in Bagdad" by V. Sackville-West, "Moderns Who Are All Alike" by Osbert Sitwell, and articles on Robert Louis Stevenson, Gertrude Stein, Viscountess Erleigh, Charles Grey, Mrs. Lane, Bohun Lynch, Sir George Power, Lady Cowdray, Joseph Conrad and others.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 64 Folder 7
Hunt, Violet Printed Clippings of Corsica
 [1880's?]
10 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Clippings Violet used for her Corsican articles.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 64 Folder 8
Hunt, Violet TM The Commander's Cirgarette Case
 [1924?]
57 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Early version of "The Cigarette Case of the Commander", published in More Tales of the Uneasy by Heinemann in 1925.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 64 Folder 9
Hunt, Violet TM Conversations with Holman Hunt
 [1898/1905?]
7 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Notes of Violet's conversations with painter Holman Hunt about the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and D.G. Rossetti.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 64 Folder 10
Hunt, Violet TM[fragments] The Corsican Sisters
 1915
13 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Fragments of "The Corsican Sisters," a series of articles published in "The Outllok" in 1915, with some holograph corrections.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 64 Folder 11
Hunt, Violet AM & TM The Corsican Sisters Notes for Compsition
 [pre-1915]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Notes used for writing the series of articles, "The Corsican Sisters" which appeared in the "Outlook" in 1915.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 64 Folder 12
Hunt, Violet Printed Galley Proof of The Corsican Sisters, Article II
 1915
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Article two of the series run in "The Outlook" in 1915, with Violet's corrections.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 64 Folder 13
Hunt, Violet & Margaret Raine Hunt TM Diary for 1882 of Margaret Hunt and Violet Hunt
 1882
136 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Complete account of all activities, persons visited and visiting, reading, etc.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 64 Folder 14
Hunt, Violet & Margaret Raine Hunt TM Diary for 1883 of Margaret Hunt & Violet Hunt
 1883
41 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Brief notation of events by Margaret; sometimes more lengthy descriptions by Violet] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 64 Folder 15
Hunt, Violet & Margaret Raine Hunt TM Diary for 1884 of Margaret Hunt & Violet Hunt
 1884
38 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Brief notation of events of Margaret; sometimes more lengthy descriptions by Violet.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 64 Folder 16
Hunt, Violet & Margaret Raine Hunt TM Diary for 1887 of Margaret Hunt & Violet Hunt
 1887
54 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Brief day by day list by of events by Margaret; more detailed accounts by Violet. Listing of finances.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 64 Folder 17
Hunt, Violet & Margaret Raine Hunt TM Diary for 1888 of Margaret Hunt & Violet Hunt
 1888
70 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Detailed account day by day. January 1 - February 3 are missing.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 1
Hunt, Violet AM & TM Diary for 1889
 1889
213 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Very detailed commentary on Violet's daily life] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 2
Hunt, Violet & Margaret Raine Hunt TM Diary for 1890 of Margaret Hunt & Violet Hunt
 1890
84 leaves
Scope and Contents
[A few brief pages by Margaret. Very detailed commentary on Violet's daily life][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 3
Hunt, Violet AM Diary for 1898
 1898
77 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Used more as an appointment book. Only partially filled in.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 4
Hunt, Violet AM Diary for 1900
 1900
13 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Very brief entries of day to day activities.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 5
Hunt, Violet TM[copy] Diary for 1900
 1900
40 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Typed on back of carbon of Ford's "A History of Our Own Times".] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 6
Hunt, Violet AM & TM Diary for 1903
 1903
47 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Includes 26 pages of detailed comments of events; 11 page listing of places and people; and 10 pages of loose notes on the year] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 7
Hunt, Violet AM Diary for 1904
 1904
13 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Brief record of daily activities.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 8
Hunt, Violet AM Diary for 1907
 1907
14 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Daily record of activities.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 9
Hunt, Violet TM Diary for 1907
 1907
109 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Expanded version of 1907 diary giving details of activities, etc. Holograph additions.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 10
Hunt, Violet AM Diary for 1908
 1908
17 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Record of daily activities] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 11
Hunt, Violet AM Diary for 1909
 1909
18 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Record of daily activities and financial accounts.][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 12
Hunt, Violet AM[fragment] Diary of January - March, 1914
 1914
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Record of January through March only.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 13
Hunt, Violet AM[copy] Diary of 1917/1918
 1917/1918
48 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Facsimile of diary covering February, 1917 through January, 1918. Original at Pennsylvania State University Library.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 14
Hunt, Violet AM[fragment] Diary of 1936
 1936
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Once page of 1936 diary, when she discovers "tertiories".] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 15
Hunt, Violet TM[fragment] Diary of November, 1936
 Nov., 1936
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Some notes in hand.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 16
Hunt, Violet AM Original Drawings
 [n.d.]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Drawings of: Self-portrait; 2 portraits of father, Alfred William Hunt; 1 of mother, Margaret Raine Hunt; 1 of niece, Rosamond Fogg-Elliot.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 17
Hunt, Violet TM[printed] The End of the Beginning
 [1892?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Short story printed in "Black and White " magazine, June 11, 1892, pages 755 though 758.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 18
Hunt, Violet TM Entry of Hunt for "Who's Who in Literature"
 [1921?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Entry form of "The Literary Year Book Press".] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 19
Hunt, Violet TM[printed The Family Fiend
 [1892?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Short story printed in "Black and White" magazine, November 19, 1892, pages 577-578.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 20
Hunt, Violet TM The Flurried Years: Key to the Pseudonyms used in the Book
 [n.d.]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[ List of characters and their real identify.][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 65 Folder 21
Hunt, Violet TM The Green Mansions of Campden Hill
 [n.d.]
10 leaves + 9 leaves + 3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[10 typed leaves, 9 leaves carbon copy and 3 blank leaves.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 66 Folder 1
Hunt, Violet TM Charles Augustus Howell Biography, Part V (1) Second Typing
 [n.d.]
167 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Pages 225 through 330 with inserted additions.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 66 Folder 2
Hunt, Violet TM Charles Augustus Howell Biography, Part VI (1) Second Typing
 [n.d.]
186 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Pages 515 though 636 with inserted additional pages.][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 66 Folder 3
Hunt, Violet TM Charles Augustus Howell Biography, Part VI Second Typing
 [n.d.]
172 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Pages 737 through 754 with inserted additional pages.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 66 Folder 4
Hunt, VioletTM Charles Augustus Howell Biography, Part VII (1)
 [n.d.]
79 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Pages 1 through 79.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 67 Folder 1
Hunt, Violet AM & TM Charles Augustus Howell Biography Materials
 [n.d.]
102 leaves
Scope and Contents
Miscellaneous notes by Violet and others; some excerpts from letters. All collected by Violet to start Howell's biography.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 67 Folder 2
Hunt, Violet TM Charles Augustus Howell Biography Materials
 [n.d.]
64 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Notes with chronological and geneological information; mainly pages of "cut and paste" notes.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 67 Folder 3
Hunt, Violet AM Charles Augustus Howell Biography Scratch Notes Materials
 [n.d.]
11 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Miscellaneous notes on small pieces of paper] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 67 Folder 4
Hunt, Violet AM & TM Charles Augustus Howell Biography Materials
 [n.d.]
43 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Organized into chapters and characters; all on verso of Order Forms for the "New Statesman".] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 67 Folder 5
Hunt, Violet TM Charles Augustus Howell Biography Materials Chronologies
 [n.d.]
117 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Chronological events in Howell's and his friends lives.][Violet Hunt papers]
Box 67 Folder 6
Hunt, Violet AM Charles Augustus Howell Biography Materials
 [n.d.]
36 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Chronological events calendar, mainly 1853 through 1858.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 67 Folder 7
Hunt, Violet TM Charles Augustus Howell Biography Materials
 [n.d.]
50 leaves
Scope and Contents
[ Clippings and reminiscenses about Howell. More "cut and paste" pages.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 67 Folder 8
Hunt, Violet TM Inventory and Valuation of Effects at South Lodge
 Oct., 1926
67 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Inventory done by Kinghan & Lakeman in a notebook.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 67 Folder 9
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Box 67 Folder 10
Hunt, Violet AM Journal for January, 1909
 Jan., 1909
10 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Chronological listing of outgoing correspondence. Attributed initially to Violet but may be Ford's secretary at the "English Review."] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 67 Folder 11
Hunt, Violet TM Kelmscott to Kelmscott
 [n.d.]
18 leaves + 15 leaves + 13 leaves + 9 leaves + 7 leaves
Scope and Contents
[5 versions of this essay on the Morris's. Published in the "London Mercurey."] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 67 Folder 12
Hunt, Violet T[printed] The Latest Fad
 Oct.13, 1897
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Essay printed in "St. Jamees's Gazette" , October 13, 1897, page 5.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 67 Folder 13
Hunt, Violet TM Love's Last Leave
 [1924/1925?]
46 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Short story published in "More Tales of the Uneasy" by Heinemann in 1925.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 67 Folder 14
Hunt, Violet Memorabilia
 [n.d.]
7 items
Scope and Contents
[ Includes a fan, a lock of Violet's hair, envelope of stamps, book marker, hotel card, scratch paper with welsh with an occult symbol.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 67 Folder 15
Hunt, Violet M printed [copy] Merciful Aphasia
 Aug.28, 1915
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Copy of poem printed in "The Outlook, August 28, 1915, page 271.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 67 Folder 16
Hunt, Violet TM More Tales of the Uneasy - Preface
 [1924-1925]
16 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Published by Heinemann in 1925.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 67 Folder 17
Hunt, Violet TM[fragment] More Tales of the Uneasy - Preface
 [1924-1925?]
9 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Fragment of 2 pages torn into 9 strips with holograph corrections.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 1
Hunt, Violet TM The Night of No Weather or The Morphia Trance
 [1924/1925?]
24 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Early version of a story published in More Tales of the Uneasy by Heinemann in 1925.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 2
Hunt, Violet TM The Night of No Weather
 [1924/1925?]
30 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Published in More Tales of the Uneasy by Heinemann in 1925] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 3
Hunt, Violet M printed Not Even Half a Hero
 Sept.11, 1915
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Printed short story from "The Outlook", September 11, 1915, pages 332-333.]
Box 68 Folder 4
Hunt, Violet AM Notebook - Medical and Literary
 [1910?]
32 leaves
Scope and Contents
[First half notes from a first aid course; second half drafts of poems and outlines for fiction. Also scattered notes of daily life.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 5
Hunt, Violet AM Notes concerning disposal of papers
 [1936/1938?]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
[ Discussion and decisions of bequeathing what to whom.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 6
Hunt, Violet A[copy] M Notes for "Amiable Adventuress", "Selsea Furniture"; M hunts Forlklore, etc."; "V.S. Case Family"; "Notes for Humphreys"
 [n.d.]
69 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Original manuscript at Pennsylvania State University Library] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 7
Hunt, Violet AM Notes on expenses for trip to Germany for Violet & Ford in 1910
 [1910?]
23 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Small brown note book with expenses written by both individuals.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 8
Hunt, Violet TM[fragment] Notes on Violet's life with Ford at Redcar
 [1915?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 9
Hunt, Violet AM & TM Notes on Margaret Hunt's ntoes of Corsica
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Violet used her Mother's notes and articles for her own articles on Corsica.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 10
Hunt, Violet AM & TM Oscar Wilde
 1880
32 leaves
Scope and Contents
[The first article Violet ever wrote, age 18. Some of this material was also used in her autobiography and as introduction for a book on Pre-Rephaelite memories.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 11
Hunt, Violet Printed Clippings about Oscar Wilde
 [1881/1882?]
10 clippings + 1 postcard
Scope and Contents
[Most articles pasted on leaves.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 12
Hunt, Violet M printed An Outsider
 [Jul., 1892?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Short play printed in "Black and White Magazine", July 23, 1892, pages 105-106.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 13
Hunt, VioletAM[fragment] Plan of Autobiographical Novel
 [1910?]
5 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Written on Grand Hotel de Laeken, Spa, Belgium; summary of a novel which was to be a daydream resolution of Violet's troubles with Ford.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 14
Hunt, Violet Portrait of Uncle Robert
 [Mar., 1882]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Marked "Uncle Robert".] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 15
Hunt, Violet Printed "Read, Mark ..."
 Aug.5, 1922
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Article by Hunt from "The Saturday Review", August 5, 1922, pages 222-223.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 16
Hunt, Violet AM Recipes
 [n.d.]
56 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Mixture of recipes on various size leaves, both edibles, medical remedies and household remedies.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 17
Hunt, Violet Printed Reviews of "My Flurried Years"
 [1926?]
2 clippings
Scope and Contents
[2 reviews, one by John Carter of The Pittsburgh Post, dated December 19, 1926.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 18
Hunt, Violet TM & TM[copy] The Rose and the King: Statesmen and Careers Blasted by Scandal
 [1921]
7 leaves + 8 leaves + clipping
Scope and Contents
[Typescript and carbon with newspaper clipping of the Parnell/O'Shea scandal in the British government.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 19
Hunt, Violet TMS Ruskin as a Guide to Youth
 [n.d.]
11 leaves
Scope and Contents
[An early version with holograph corrections of "A Child's Memories of John Ruskin" which appeared inthe "Westminster Gazette."] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 20
Hunt, Violet AM & TM Theatrical Notebook
 [n.d.]
207 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Data and anecdotes of many prominent theatrical personages, particularly Ellen Terry.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 21
Hunt, Violet TM The Tiger's Skin
 [1910-1911?]
129 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Published by Heinemann in 1924; first from "Tales of the Uneasy" published by Heinemann in 1911.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 22
Hunt, Violet TM Transport Book Materials
 [1927?]
28 leaves
Scope and Contents
["Cut and paste" notes of a book that was never finished. Included (leaf 9) is a poem titled "Waiting".] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 23
Hunt, Violet printed The Wall-Flower
 [Oct.21, 1893]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Short story from "Black and White Magazine", October 21, 1893, page 510.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 24
Hunt, Violet AD Catalogue of Auction at South Lodge
 Apr.14, 1942
1 item, 14 pages.
Scope and Contents
[Printed pamphlet listing sale items with end bid.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 25
Hunt, Violet AD Dental Record
 Sept., 1908
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Dentist's chart recording teeth in Violet's mouth.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 25.5
Hunt, Violet TDS The Human Interest Copyright
 Oct.2, 1899
1 leaf + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Certificate of copyright with letter applying for it.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 26
Hunt, Violet DS Insturance Policy on South Lodge
 1934-1937
4 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
[Household comprehensive insurance for South Lodge from Lloyd's of London] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 27
Hunt, Violet DS Burglary Insurance Policy
 Jan.11, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Central Insurance Company certificates of insurance] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 68 Folder 28
Hunt, Violet AD School Record of One of Violet's Collegiate Courses
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Listing of grades for Violet and the entire class.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 1
Hunt, Violet ALS to Anonymous
 Sept.15, [n.y.]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Sir/ Why will you not let me know the name and identify [Envelope addressed to "An admirere of your genius".] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 2
Hunt, Violet T[copy, fragment]L to ?
 Aug.21, 1923
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Excellence, Je viens d'avoir l'honneur de recevoir de Dona Isabel Sofia Howell [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 3
Hunt, Violet T[copy, fragment]L to ?
 Oct.20, 1923
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] I received your undated letter yesterday with the several proofs of your great kindness [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 4
Hunt, Violet AL[draft] to Dr. Abraham
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Dr. Abraham- Indeed you are very-very-kind. I am afraid I explained rather badly re Byrne. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 5
Hunt, Violet AD Check to Richard Aldington
 Jul.16, 1914
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; [London County & Westminster Bank check to Aldington for 15 shillings. Signed "Violet Madox Hueffer; Aldington's signature on verso.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 6
Hunt, Violet /tl[copy] to Edward Heron Allen
 Jan.26, 1915
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Edward, A letter from you has come to me in a roundabout way. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 7
Hunt, Violet TL[copy]
 Jan.14, 1927
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Lord Barnard, I thank you very much for your letter of January 11th, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 8
Hunt, Violet AL[fragment] to Venice Hunt Benson
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear V. Mrs. B. was not in town nor Miss Smille nor V. & W. - so I have just written G. B. Baluor[Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 8.05
Hunt, Violet ALS to Anthony Bertram
 Jan.17, [n.y.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[London] Dear Mr. Bertram, I ought to have answered your nice straight letter [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 8.1
Hunt, Violet ALS to Francis Bickley
 Jan.28, [n.y..]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
South Lodge; Dear Mr. Francis Bickley/ I used to be aufully afraid of you till my book came out [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 8.2
Hunt, Violet ALS to Francis Bickley
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
South Lodge; Dear Mr. Bickley/ Someone picked up your book just before you came the other day [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 8.3
Hunt, Violet ALS to Francis Bickley
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
South Lodge; Dear Mr. Bickley/ What about your primised visit to me? [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 8.4
Hunt, Violet ALS to Francis Bickley
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
South Lodge; Dear Mr. Bickley/ I forget if I asked you in I lent you [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 8.5
Hunt, Violet ALS to Francis Bickley
 May 16, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
South Lodge; Dear Mr. Bickley/ I do quite well remember meeting you [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 8.6
Hunt, Violet AL[postcard]S to Francis Bickley
 Feb.1, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
South Lodge; Dear Mr. Bickley/ Friday will be very nice [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 8.7
Hunt, Violet Envelope to Oswald Bickley
 Mar.11, 1933
1 envelope
Scope and Contents
Kenington [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 9
Hunt, Violet TL[copy] to "Boots" Libraries
 [1908]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Sir, My friends and readers on enquiring for my new novel at some of your wonderful set of Libraries, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 10
Hunt, Violet
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Bradon/ I wxpect you have forgotten me but I & my friend MissCockran saw something of you [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 11
Hunt, Violet TL[copy] to Mr. Byles
 Aug.17, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Byles, Heron Allen says that Mrs. Hueffer may at any time seize the furniture at the flat [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 12
Hunt, Violet AD to Lady Lucy Byron
 Mar.28, 1912
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London [Barclay & Company, Limited check for 12 shillings. Signed by Violet Hunt; endorsed on verso by Lucy Byron.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 13
Hunt, Violet TL[draft]S to Lady Lucy Byron
 1936?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Lucy/ I feel I must write to you again to tell you how grateful I feel to you. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 14
Hunt, Violet AL to Lady Lucy Byron
 [1936?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Lucy/ I have been looking at your kind letter again & I see you sign yourself mine sincerely. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 15
Hunt, Violet TL[copy] to Lady Lucy Byron
 [1936?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Lucy/ I must write to you to tell you how gratef grateful I am to you for easing the situation. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 16
Hunt, Violet AL[draft]S to Lady Lucy Byron
 [1936?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Lucy/ I must write to you again to tell you how grateful I am to you for easing the situation, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 17
Hunt, Violet AL[draft] to Lady Lucy Byron
 [1936?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Lucy/ I want to tell you what a good fairy you have been. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 18
Hunt, Violet AL[postcard]S to Annie Child
 Sept.6, 1907
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Please address me- Large Acres/ Selsey Bill/ Sussex [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 19
Hunt, Violet TL[copy] to Annie Child
 Jun.13, 1909
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Oxford; Dear Child/ I think I shall have to keep the Hueffer children to dinner [both carbon copies of same page] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 20
Hunt, Violet TL[fragment, copy] to Annie Child
 [Aug., 1909]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Norfolk; ... longer, So glad you are better. I wonder what it was? We are very happy here- [both copies of same page.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 21
Hunt, Violet AL[postcard] to Annie Child
 Feb.17, 1913
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Carcassonne, Aude, France; I get all the letters all right - I think [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 22
Hunt, Violet AL[postcard]to Annie Child
 Aug.29, 1913
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Somme, France; I sent you a wire to ask you to address me Hotel de la Mer [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 23
Hunt, Violet AL[postcard] to Annie Child
 Sept.9, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Somme, France; I shall be back, I think on Monday night - but shall probably be able to wire on Monday. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 24
Hunt, Violet TL[fragment, copy] to Annie Child
 Sept.28, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Beaumont le Roger, France; Dear Child I forgot my stays. Short ones especially at the back [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 25
Hunt, Violet TL[draft] to Kenneth V. Dolleymore
 [n.d.]
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] I would suggest in return for Mr. Elis' leaving me the residue of his his [sic] estate [Included is TL reply of June 2, 1933] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 26
Hunt, Violet AL[draft]S to Kenneth V. Dolleymore
 Jan.15, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] I want Mr. Ellis to have my books, after various bequests have been carried out [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 27
Hunt, Violet AL[draft]S to Kenneth V. Dolleymore
 Nov.8, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] The scale of my annuities must be varied according to the present fall in my income. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 27.5
Hunt, Violet ALS to Stewart Marsh Ellis
 Dec.13, 1929
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[London] Yes. do come if you can. I don't dress [Included is TLS to Arthur Mizener from Paul Bartlett, May 14, 1971.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 28
Hunt, Violet ALS to Rose Cumberbatch Ferguson
 [Sept., 1879]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.]My darling Rose. Don't think that I have given up caring for you [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 29
Hunt, Violet ALS to Rose Cumberbatch Ferguson
 [Sept., 1879]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My darling dearest Rose. I don't want to come back! There is no use in it [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 30
Hunt, Violet ALS to Rose Cumberbatch Ferguson
 [Sept., 1879]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Yorkshire; Dear Rose. I know you are very busy but won't you write me a word[Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 31
Hunt, Violet ALS to Rose Cumberbatch Ferguson
 Sept.14, 1879
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Yorkshire; My dear Rose. You promised so faithfully to write to me during these holildays [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 32
Hunt, Violet ALS to Rose Cumberbatch Ferguson
 [Oct., 1925]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Rose You are not 'leaving me like this" - you were and have been sweet to me [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 33
Hunt, Violet ALS to Rose Cumberbatch Ferguson
 Dec.14, 1925
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Rose, Forgive my writing to you but I find it difficult to answer Rachel's letter. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 34
Hunt, Violet envelope to Ford
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Letter-card addressed to F. M. Hueffer] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 35
Hunt, Violet ALS to Ford
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Ford/ Don't trouble about Rosamond, it doesn't matter now [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 35.5
Hunt, Violet
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Ford/ Please let me know as soon as you can [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 69 Folder 36
Hunt, Violet TL[copy] to Ford
 [1909]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Oxford; Dear, don't be cross. This place is the devil for my shoulder! [Violet's copy] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 37
Hunt, Violet TL[copy] to Ford
 [Jun.12, 1909]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear/ I wrote a little poem for you in the train. [[Violet's copy] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 38
Hunt, Violet TL[copy] to Ford
 Jun.13, 1909
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Oxford; Dear. You have not used those envelopes! And I am glad because I believe it hurts you to use your hand. [Violet's copy] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 39
Hunt, Violet TL[copy] to Ford
 [Jul.2, 1909]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Liverpool; Dearest dear, and dearest again. I wired to you - I feel as if I could not let go of your hand [Violet's copy] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 40
Hunt, Violet TL[copy]S to Ford
 Aug.3, 1909
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dearest, Tuesday night-11-no moon! I got yours - two of yours, just before dinner - [Violet's copy] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 41
Hunt, Violet TL[copy] to Ford
 [Aug.3, 1909]
4 leaves
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dearest. Writing to you from here in this prison time without any certainly to reply [Violet's copy] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 42
Hunt, Violet TL[copy]S to Ford
 [Aug.4, 1909]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dear, A little hasty, conscious letter from Rosamond, the first. She hasn't writer's cramp. [Violet's copy] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 43
Hunt, Violet TL[copy] to Ford
 Aug.5, [1909]
3 leaves
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dear. This is the last letter I shall address to you at Bedurn. [Violet's copy] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 44
Hunt, Violet TL[copy] to Ford
 Aug.11, 1909
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Mon ami. Vient d'arriver, J'ai dine et je me couche! Je crois que tu m'as trop aimee? [Violet's copy] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 45
Hunt, Violet ALS to Ford
 Oct.14, 1911
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dearest Ford I enclose London Opinion [Written on corner of page from London Opinion containing article in "Round the Town : The Novelist's Two Wives" printed in October 14th, 1911 issue.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 46
Hunt, Violet AL[draft]S to Ford
 [1919?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
West Sussex; Dear Ford/ Will you write to me honestly and fairly about us? Our affair cannot be allowed to go on like this [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 46.5
Hunt, Violet ALS to Ford
 [1919?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Ford/ These letters have been at the studio since I came back [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 69 Folder 47
Hunt, Violet AL[draft]S to Ford
 Mar., 1919
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford. I am very sorry but I see we must have an interview [Written on English Review stationary] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 47.5
Hunt, Violet AL[draft]S to Ford
 [Mar., 1919?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford. I am very sorry but I see we must have an interview soon. [Written on English Review stationary][Julian Loewe papers]
Box 69 Folder 47.6
Hunt, Violet TLS to Ford
 [1920?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Ford/ Will you come and have tea or any other meal [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 69 Folder 47.7
Hunt, Violet AL[fragment] to Ford
 [1920?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ... I have read the July number of the Chapbook [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 69 Folder 48
Hunt, Violet AL[draft]S to Ford
 Feb.25, [1920?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dear Ford/ I have very bad pains in my head. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 49
Hunt, Violet TL[fragment] to Ford
 [Sept., 1920?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Ford. Can you and will you, tell me anything you know about Charles Augustus Howell [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 49.5
Hunt, Violet ALS to Ford
 Sept.16, [1920?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
South Lodge; Dear Ford. A great misfortune has befallen me [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 69 Folder 50
Hunt, Violet AL[draft]S to Ford
 Sept.20, 1920
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
South Lodge; Dear Ford. A great misfortune has befallen me [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 50.5
Hunt, Violet TLS to Ford
 [1922?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Ford/ I don't think that May Sinclair really likes my work [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 69 Folder 50.6
Hunt, Violet ALS to Ford
 [1926/1927?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Ford. I know that just now you must be very busy. [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 69 Folder 51
Hunt, Violet envelope to Ford
 Dec.20, 1920
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex; [Envelope address to Ford] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 52
Hunt, Violet AL[fragment] to Anthony Hall
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Anthony Hall/ Thank you very much for yr kind letter of the 30th[Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 53
Hunt, Violet AL[postcard]S to Lena Hook
 [1929?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Lena/ If back do come for tea here tomorrow. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 54
Hunt, Violet AL[drafts] to Isabel Sofia Howell
 [n.d.]
6 leaves
Scope and Contents
Dona Sofia Le nobre "Combien" desendants deus Samuel Howell qui a epousee Susanna Fletcher, [2 or 3 various drafts concerning Charles Augustus Howell] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 55
Hunt, Violet AL[postcard][fragment] to Catherin Brown Hueffer
 Apr.27, [1910]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
St. Remy, France; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, I am very late in sending you those two photos I promised you [Verso contains photograph of Violet & Ford with another couple.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 56
Hunt, Violet TL[copy, fragment] to Christina Hueffer
 Jan., 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] ... Wisp also has returned after taking a holiday [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 57
Hunt, Violet ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Sept.9, [1910/1913?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dear Mrs. Hueffer/ I will send the fees to the oculist and the optician as I promised [Lamb collection]
Box 69 Folder 58
Hunt, Violet ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Aug.10, [1918/1920?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer/ You will think it very strange of me but a felt a great peace [Lamb collection]
Box 69 Folder 59
Hunt, Violet ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Dec.23, 1918/1920?
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; I did not see Conrad that day -- but I remembered that you said you wanted to see his new book [Lamb collection]
Box 69 Folder 60
Hunt, Violet AL[fragment,draft] to C. O. Humphries & Son
 [1909]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.]... I want to get if possible; -1. The exact date of the morning [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 61
Hunt, Violet ALS to Alfred Hunt
 Sept.24, 1889
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Northumberland; Dear Papa/ You are very nice to like my letter [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 61.1
Hunt, Violet ALS to Jesse Hunt
 [1894?]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Campden Hill; Dear Jessie/ I gave Mamma George Boughton's letter to send you- [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 62
Hunt, Violet ALS to Jessie Hunt
 [1894?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Campden Hill; Dear Jessie/ I have been awfully busy, and so have delayed answering your kind letter [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 63
Hunt, Violet TL[copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
 [Jul.16, 1908]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dear Mother. I selt very sad at leaving you - and if I didn't see that you liked Mrs. Paul [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 64
Hunt, Violet AL[draft]S to Nell [Jackson?]
 [1925?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Nell/ I think it very unnecessary to tell all my friends [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 65
Hunt, Violet TL[copy] to Henry James
 [Nov., 1909]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. James, But I am not in a "lamentable position" at all as regards Mrs. Hueffers' divorce proceedings, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 66
Hunt, Violet AL[postcard]S to Miss M. Lehmann
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear M. If it is absolutely fine tomorrow - do come to tennis - [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 67
Hunt, Violet TL[copy] to Samuel S. McClure
 Jan.2, 1909
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] My dear S. S., Thanks for your letter which I much appreciated and to which I will pay attention [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 68
Hunt, Violet TL[copy] to Mr. Pritchett
 Feb.24, 1926
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Kent; Dear Mr. Pritchett, Thak you so much. I am very glad to get the list of errata [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 69
Hunt, Violet ADS to Miss Radclyffe-Hall
 Sept.24, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; [Check for three pounds, signed by both women] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 70
Hunt, Violet AL[draft]S to Betty Ricketts
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Betty/ I did not come in to bid you an official goodbye as of course I should have done [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 71
Hunt, Violet ADS to Gertrud Schablowsky
 May 10, 1910
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; [Check for 20 pounds, signed by both women] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 72
Hunt, Violet ADS to Gertrud Schablowsky
 Jul.18, 1910
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; [Check for sixty five pounds, signed by both women] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 73
Hunt, Violet ALS to Gladys Storey
 Oct.14, 1932
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Storey, I am so glad to receive your nice congratulations.[Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 74
Hunt, Violet TL[draft]S to The Sunday Times Editor
 Oct.2, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Sir, Sir John Squire, in his review of Mr. Osbert Burdett's book on Robert Browning, [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 69 Folder 75
Hunt, Violet ADS to H. G. Wells
 Sept.5, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; [Check for one pound, signed by both parties.] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 15
Hunter, M. envelope from unknown sender.
 May 8, 1894
1 envelope
Scope and Contents
[Unidentified envelop received] [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 16
Hutchinson, Evelyn TL[copy, fragment] to Rebecca West
 May 18, 1968
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[New Haven] ... I assume there was only one Edward Heron Allen of whom Who Was Who informs us [copy sent to Arthur Mizener]
Box 70 Folder 17
Hutchinson, R. H. Percy ALS to Francis Hueffer
 Sept.15, 1888
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Rugby; My dear Dr. Hueffer/ I enclose copy of my letter to Mr. Yeatman. I have not written to Mr. Jacques [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 18
Hutt, Sir William envelope to William Sidney Gibson
 Oct.15, 1833
1 envelope
Scope and Contents
[Envelope for in George Peacock papers] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 19
Hutton, Richard Holt ALS to Alfred William Hunt
 Dec.8, 1877
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Sir, I [entreat] you with your doctrine & wish you had lent your great authority to that note [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 20
Huxley, Aldous ALS to Ford
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Ford/ It's a case of Box and Co, I fear. Your letter was forwarded here
Box 70 Folder 21
Huxley, Aldous AL[postcard]S to Ford
 Nov.11, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Marseille; If it's just a question of preserving the easel, till Seabrook's return, and if it's still of use to you,
Box 70 Folder 22
Huxley, Aldous ALS to Ford
 May 5, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sanary; Dear Ford/ So sorry not to have answered your letter of April 20th before.
Box 70 Folder 23
Hyde, William AM "London" in Seven Essays
 [n.d.]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
[Proposal between Ford and Hyde to publish a book.] [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 24
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Aug.26, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; Dear Hueffer/ The arrangement you propose will probably lead to the best result. [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 25
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Sept.9, 1902
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Surrey; Dear Hueffer/ Having obtained a good introduction from Constables I went to Albermarle yesterday [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 26
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Sept.12, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; Dear Hueffer/ It was kind of you to send me a line so promptly [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 27
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Oct.4, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; Dear Hueffer/ I hope you are not getting impatient. I am getting up steam [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 28
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Oct.16, 1902
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dear Hueffer/ I am sending herewith three line drawings. [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 29
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Oct.18, 1902
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dear Hueffer/ The ms. and drawings come at midday. Many thanks. [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 30
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Oct.26, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; Dear Hueffer/ In about a week I shall be ready for Murray. [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 31
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Oct.29, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; Dear Hueffer/ Many thanks for the synopsis and your letter. [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 32
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Nov.6, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dear Hueffer/ I hope you got my wire early on tuesday? [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 33
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Nov.9, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; Dear Hueffer/ I have sent off two drawings to Murray with a letter asking for an interview [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 34
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Nov.13, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dear Hueffer/ The enclosed does not look hopeful. I enclose a note I sent[Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 35
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Nov.15, 1902
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dear Hueffer/ Your reply to Murray is quite admirable - it sums up the whole matter [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 36
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Nov.21, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; Dear Hueffer/ Many thanks. I fear I am troublesom [sic] but as I am ignorant [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 37
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Nov.27, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dear Hueffer/ I received Murrays [sic] letter yesterday. Here it is. [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 38
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Dec.1, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dear Hueffer/ Thanks for your letter. It is quite lucid. [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 39
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Dec.4, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dear Hueffer/ I am afraid that Murray was right. Ther iis too much "London" - [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 40
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Dec.6, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; Dear Hueffer/ Halkett writes this morning asking me to make a drawing for one of his articles [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 41
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Dec.8, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dear Hueffer/ I received the MS. and your note. I did not send in our stuff to Halkett [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 42
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Dec.29, 1902
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dear Hueffer/ Many thanks for your letter and proposals. I have thought about them [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 43
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Jan.7, 1903
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dear Hueffer/ I am sending today your MS. and four drawings to the PMM. [Leaf torn in half.] [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 44
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Jan.24, 1903
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dear Hueffer/ To be quite frank, I am "off" the single article for the pall mall, [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 45
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Feb.13, 1903
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dear Hueffer/ Most kind of you to send me a line, don't bother any more just yet [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 46
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Feb.14, 1903
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; Dear Hueffer/ I am writing through Kate to save time, & also because I am too angry to write clearly. [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 47
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Feb.25, 1903
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; Dear Hueffer/ I am sorry to worry you but you must return letters I sent to you [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 48
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Apr.6, 1903
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dear Hueffer/ Thanks for your letter. I am really sosrry that you are having so much trouble. [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 49
Hyde, William ALS to Ford
 Sept.26, 1904
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Surrey; My dear Hueffer. I am very very sorry to hear your news. [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 50
Hynes, Samuel TLS to Arthur Mizener
 May 25, 1969
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Mizener/ I have just been looking at some Violet Hunt papers and it occurred to me
Box 70 Folder 51
Hynes, Samuel TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jun.9, 1969
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Mizener/ I'm glad you're putting your Rare Book man on to the Violet Hunt papers.
Box 70 Folder 51.5
Hynes, Samuel TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jun.22, 1969
1 leaf + 1 leaf + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Arthur, (Do you mind the first-name? It will be simpler when they've given us all numbers.) [With TLS to Hynes from A. Colin Cole, April 29, 1969 plus 2 leaves of notes Hynes took at Stones Porter on the Violet Hunt papers there.] [Gift of Arthur and Rosemary Mizener]
Box 70 Folder 52
Hythe Golf Club A & printed D to Ford
 Oct.30, 1897
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Hythe [Receipt for payment of yearly fees at the Hythe Golf Club]
I-L
Box 70 Folder 53
Ingelow, Jean ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Mrs. Hunt/ If the fog keeps off tomorrow I hope to appear - [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 54
Ingelow, Jean ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Jan.14, 1884
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt/ Very many thanks for the private cie card - I should have been delighted to use it [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 55
Ingelow, Jean ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
 Jun.7, 1886
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hunt/ I have been wanting to come & see you ever since you wrote to congratulate you on the pleasant news [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 55
International Labor Defense TLS to Ford
 May 9, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: This is to remind you about the article on the right of asylum [Signed Louis Colman]
Box 70 Folder 56
International Literary Management TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Nov.5, 1965
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Mizener/ Thank you for your letter of October 3. [Signed by Susan Kellaway]
Box 70 Folder 57
L'Intransigeant TLS to Ford
 Sept.4, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Monsieur/ C'est votre confrere Seabrook qui me donne votre adresse [Signed Hector Ghilini]
Box 70 Folder 58
L'Intransigeant TLS to Ford
 Sept.18, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Paris; Monsieur et cher confrère/ Je reçois votre papier et la photo qui l'accompagne
Box 70 Folder 59
J., C. H. ALS to Violet Hunt
 Nov.11, 1898
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Cheer up, little pal. You have some friends. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 60
Jack, P. A. M. ALS to Ford
 Feb.24, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Sir, Thank you so much for your letter which was a great pleasure to me.
Box 70 Folder 60.5
Jackson, Mrs. Percy
 Apr.4, 1921
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford/ I am distressed to have been in Berkshire just on the day when you are in town.
Box 70 Folder 61
James, Henry AL[copy]S to Ford
 Sept.11, 1896
2 leaves + 1 leaf + evnelope
Scope and Contents
Rye; Dear Sir, I shall be very happy to see you & talk with you -- [Original at Harvard; with typed transcription]
Box 70 Folder 62
James, Henry AL[copy, telegram] to Ford
 Sept.14, 1896
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Rye; Shall be glad to see you at luncheon [Original at Harvard; with typed tanscription]
Box 70 Folder 63
James, Henry AL[copy, ] to Ford
 Dec.30, 1897
2 leaves + 1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Madox Hueffer- Many thanks for your information about Mr. Hyde [Original at Harvard; with typed tanscription]
Box 70 Folder 64
James, Henry TL[copy] to Ford
 May 23, 1900
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Rye; Dear M.F. Hueffer- I take it very kindly that you have sent me your so curious and interesting book of verses [Original at Harvard]
Box 70 Folder 65
James, Henry AL[copy]S to Ford
 May 16, 1901
4 leaves + 2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Rye; My dear F. M. Hueffer- I am overwhelmed by your letter, touched by your sympathy, and almost appalled by your munificence:[Original at Harvard; with typed transcription]
Box 70 Folder 66
James, Henry AL[copy]S to Ford
 Mar.19, 1902
4 leaves + 1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Torquay; Dear Mr. Hueffer- I am sorry you should be burdened with questions of the order of the one you quote from Garnett [Original at Harvard; with typed transcription]
Box 70 Folder 67
James, Henry AL[copy]S to Ford
 Sept.9, 1902
4 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Rye; My dear Hueffer- I thank you ever so kindly for your letter which gives me extreme pleasure [Original at Harvard; with typed transcription]
Box 70 Folder 68
James, Henry AL[copy]S to Ford
 Oct.26, 1903
2 leaves + 1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Rye; Dear Hueffer- I ought already to have thanked you for the handsome present of the Romantic volume, [Original at Harvard; with typed transcription]
Box 70 Folder 69
James, Henry TL[copy]S to Ford
 Jan.8, 1904
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Rye; My dear Hueffer- II thank you kindly, even from a prostrate posture which forbids my doing aught [Original at Harvard; with typed transcription]
Box 70 Folder 70
James, Henry AL[copy, fragment]S to Ford
 [Apr., 1904]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; ... I can't begin to "think of" my book for at least a year [Original at Harvard]
Box 70 Folder 71
James, Henry AL[copy, fragment]S to Ford
 Apr.14, [1904]
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Hueffer- Lord bless you, it is allright about your book of which I am delighted to hear [Original at Harvard; with typed transcription]
Box 70 Folder 72
James, Henry AL[copy]S to Ford
 Mar.17, [1906]
2 leaves + 2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Hueffer- I write to Conyers Carr by this post -- & as in a period of 30 years [Original at Harvard; with typed transcription]
Box 70 Folder 73
James, Henry AL[copy]S to Ford
 Oct.10, 1907
2 leaves + 1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Rye; Dear Ford Hueffer- Just a word to say that I hope very much you will come down for your Winchelsea books [Original at Harvard; with typed transcription]
Box 70 Folder 74
James, Henry TL[copy]S to Ford
 [1908?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Hueffer- I am delighted to hear that your novel announces itself as Epoch-making [Typed transcription; original at Harvard]
Box 70 Folder 75
James, Henry TL[copy] to Ford
 Nov.8, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Rye; Dear Ford Hueffer. very pressing occupation has to this moment prevent my writing you [Typed copy] [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 76
James, Henry TL[copy]S to Ford
 Nov.8, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Rye; Dear Ford Hueffer. Very pessing occupation has prvented till this moment my writing you [Typed transcription]
Box 70 Folder 77
James, Henry AL[copy]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Sept.18, 1903
2 leaves +1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Rye; Mrs. Hueffer- Most kind you note & most tempting your invitation [Typed transcription; original at Harvard]
Box 70 Folder 78
James, Henry AL[copy]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Feb.19, 1904
1 leaf + 1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer- On Thursday 25th with great pleasure [Typed transcription; original at Harvard]
Box 70 Folder 79
James, Henry AL[copy]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Feb.20, 1904
2 leaves + 1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer- If you kindly mean to dinner on this coming Thursday [Typed transcription; original at Harvard]
Box 70 Folder 80
James, Henry AL[copy]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Feb.25, 1904
2 leaves + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer- I have both you sad letter and Hueffer's telegram [With typed transcription; original at Harvard]
Box 70 Folder 81
James, Henry AL[copy]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Mar.22, 1904
2 leaves +1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer- Your remembrance of me is very kind & I accept with pleasure the ticket [With typed transcription; original at Harvard]
Box 70 Folder 82
James, Henry TL[copy]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Aug.11, 1904
2 leaves + 2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Rye; Dear Mrs. Ford Madox- Oh yes, I must acknowledge your interesting and touching letter, for which I thank you. [With typed transcription; original at Harvard]
Box 70 Folder 83
James, Henry AL[copy]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jan.23, 1906
1 leaf + 1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Rye; Dear Mrs. Hueffer- All thanks for the kind documentary evidence. [With typed transcription; original at Harvard]
Box 70 Folder 84
James, Henry AL[copy]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Feb.19, 1904
1 leaf + 1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Rye; Dear Mrs. Hueffer- I go up to town to stay on Feb. 5th & I go up tomorrow to a melancholy funeral [With typed transcription; original at Harvard]
Box 70 Folder 85
James, Henry AL[copy]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Jul.12, 1908
4 leaves + 2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Rye; Dear Mrs. Hueffer- I am very glad indeed to hear from you, in spite of your sad history [With typed transcription; original at Harvard]
Box 70 Folder 86
James, Henry TL[copy]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer
 Feb.19, 1904
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Rye; Dear Mrs. Hueffer- I have already delayed too long to acknowledge your handsome novel [Typed transcription]
Box 70 Folder 87
James, Henry TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Oct.31, 1909
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Rye; My dear Violet, Yes indeed I am at Rye- where else should I be? For I am here pretty well always and ever[Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 88
James, Henry TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Nov.2, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Rye; Dear Violet Hunt. I should be writing to you tonight to say that it would give me great pleasure [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 89
James, Henry TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Nov.2, 1909
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Rye; Dear Violet Hunt. I should be writing to you tonight to say that it would give me great pleasure [Typed transcription]
Box 70 Folder 90
James, Henry TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Nov.5, 1909
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Rye; Dear Violet Hunt. I am obliged to you for your letter of Wednesday last, but, with all due consideration for it [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 91
James, Henry TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Nov.5, 1909
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
Rye; Dear Violet Hunt. I am obliged to you for your letter of Wednesday last, but, with all due consideration for it [Typed transcription]
Box 70 Folder 92
James, Louisa Wallace ALS to Violet Hunt
 Dec.25, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Rye; Dear Miss Hunt, If I may so address you! How nice of you to say in your letter of last October "do write again." [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 93
James, Louisa Wallace ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jan.21, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Haddington, Scotland; Dear Miss Hunt, Alas, I can do little to help you beyond sending the enclosed cutting from todays Glasgow Herald. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 94
James, Henry TL[copy] to Violet Hunt
 Apr.14, 1935
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Haddington, Scotland; Dear Miss Hunt, If you are not too busy do tell me if you ever met my beloved author George Meredith [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 95
Jameson, Lena ALS to Polly Taylor
 [n.d.]
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Polly Taylor. Lena Jameson. Let me know your address. I will not give it to anyone [ With draft] [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 96
Jarchow, M. E. ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.4, 1971
2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Northfield; Dear Arthur- What a thrill it was to see "The Saddes Story: A Biography of Ford Madox Ford"
Box 70 Folder 97
Jason, Mark TLS to Ford
 Oct.8, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Albany; Dear Mr. Ford- Many thanks for your very kind letter. I am sending you a copy of my quarterly
Box 70 Folder 98
Jason, Mark ALS to Ford
 Nov.12, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Albany; Dear Mr. Ford- I was extremely pleased to receive your letter (even though you have forgotten my name)
Box 70 Folder 99
Jepson, Edgar Alfred TLS to Ford
 May 11, 1923
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; My dear Ford/ It is indeed delightful news that "The Marsden Case" is on its way to me.
Box 70 Folder 100
Jepson, Edgar Alfred ALS to Violet Hunt
 Oct.6, 1919
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Sussex; Dear Violet, The Lond Brighton & South Coast seems doubtful about when it will have its normal service going again.
Box 70 Folder 101
Jerome, Ann ALS to Ford
 [193-?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[n.p.] Dear Mr. Ford: I have just heard your "speech" on the radio - and cannot let it pass
Box 70 Folder 102
?, Johanna AL[postcard]S to Katherine Hueffer Lamb
 Jan.2, 1906
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Germany; 8 Girdles Rd.[Lamb Collection]
Box 70 Folder 103
John, Gwen ALS to Stella Bowen
 [Mar.6, 1924?]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Meudon, France; Dear Mrs. Ford, I have received your letter all right.
Box 70 Folder 104
John, Gwen ALS to Stella Bowen
 Mar.16, 1924
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Meudon, France; Dear Mrs. Ford, Thank you for the transatlantics. I am pleased with my drawings
Box 70 Folder 105
Johnson, F. W. ALS to Ford
 May 5, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New Ulm, Minn.; Dear Sir- I have written you on one or more occasions
Box 70 Folder 106
Johnson, Richard A. ALS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.9, [1971]
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
South Hadley; Dear Arthur, This, briefly, to congratulate you - with awe and admiration
Box 70 Folder 107
No folder 107
1 leaf
Processing Information
no card in file, no folder in box.
Box 70 Folder 108
Johnston, Sir Harry Hamilton
 Sept.28, 1904
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Miss Hunt, I duly received yesterday your new novel "Sooner or Later"-- I shall read it carefully. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 109
Joseh, Gladys Mulock Hunt ALS to Gerald W. Henderson
 May 19, 1937
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir/ Many thanks for your letter of 18th in reply to mine [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 110
Joseh, Gladys Mulock Hunt ALS to Gerald W. Henderson
 Jun.16, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Sir, Thank you for sending me your notes about the Light of the World. [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 111
Joseh, Gladys Mulock Hunt ALS to Gerald W. Henderson
 Jun.21, [1937]
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
London; Dear Mr. Henderson, It is exceedingly kind of you to send me further information [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 112
Joseph, Gladys Mulock Hunt ALS to W. R. Matthews, Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral
 May 2, 1937
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
London; Very Reverend Sir, I am making a catalogue raisonnée of the works of William Holman - [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 70 Folder 113
Joseph, Nannine TLS to Ford
 Aug.2, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Was sorry not to have seen you to say "goodbye" but I wasn't surprised that you were so tired
Box 70 Folder 114
Joseph, Nannine TLS to Ford
 Aug.31, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Thank you for yours of the 28th. You confirm what I'd always heard of Don Roberto
Box 70 Folder 115
Joseph, Nannine TLS to Ford
 Sept.6, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Desperately sorry, but unfortunately I'd already spoken with Dale Warren
Box 70 Folder 116
Joseph, Nannine TLS to Ford
 Sept.28, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I'm glad to have your new New York address and look forward to seeing you both
Box 70 Folder 117
Joseph, Nannine TLS to Ford
 Oct.24, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Seeing the announcement in Sunday's Times of the fact you were planning to, surprisingly turn over to the Dial Press
Box 70 Folder 118
Joviens, Mme. Dre AL[postcard] to Edmée van der Noot
 [n.d.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
[Denmark] Chère Edmée, Ta carte m'a fait bien plaisir [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 119
Joyce, James PM[galley proofs] Work in Progress
 [Spring, 1924]
9 leaves
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[Galley proofs from April, 1924 issue of "Transatlantic Review" which became pp. 383-399 of "Finnegans Wake". Corrections in Joyce's hand.]
Box 70 Folder 120
Joyce, James ALS to Ford
 Jan.10, 1923
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Paris; Dear Hueffer: The name and address of the Nice doctor are: M.A. Colin
Box 70 Folder 121
Joyce, James AL[postcard]S to Ford
 Dec.13, 1923
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford: When sending me the T R could you let me have also the October "Criterion"
Box 70 Folder 122
Joyce, James AL[postcard]S to Ford
 Dec.17, 1923
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford: Thanks for T R. Can you let me have the Criterion in a few days?
Box 70 Folder 123
Joyce, James ALS to Ford
 Feb.25, 1924
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford: As it is already the 25th can you please let me have my typescript back
Box 70 Folder 124
Joyce, James ALS to Ford
 [Spring, 1924]
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford: The proof (sent me without the former one to check it by!) is quite impossible
Box 70 Folder 125
Joyce, James ALS to Ford
 Mar.14, 1924
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford: Thanks for your note and for the trouble Mrs. Ford and yourself took
Box 70 Folder 126
Joyce, James ALS to Ford
 Apr.8, 1924
1 leaf
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Paris; Dear Ford: Many thanks for the kind mention of me in Sunday's "Chicago Tribune."
Box 70 Folder 127
Joyce, James ALS to Ford
 Oct.10, 1932
1 leaf
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Nice; Dear Ford: Your letter has gone round half Europe and here I am beside you almost.
Box 70 Folder 128
Kahn, Otto H TLS to Ford
 Dec.14, 1927
2 leaves
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I am in receipt of your letter of the 13th of December.
Box 70 Folder 129
Kahn, Otto H TLS to Ford
 Dec.15, 1927
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Dear Mr. Ford: I have just spoken over the telephone to the Theatre Guild people
Box 70 Folder 130
Kahn, Otto H TLS to Ford
 Dec.24, 1927
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Mr. Ford: I am in receipt of your letter of the 23rd of December.
Box 70 Folder 131
Kahn, Otto H TL[telegram]S to Ford
 [1933?]
1 leaf
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[aboard the DeGrasse?] Sould have like very much to comply with your suggestion
Box 70 Folder 132
Karl, Frederick R. Printed T "Conrad, Ford, and the Novel"
 [Fall, 1969]
9 leaves
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[Tearsheets from the Autumn, 1969 issue, pages 17-34 of "Midway"]
Box 70 Folder 133
Karl, Frederick R. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.2, 1965
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Professor Mizener: I am editing the letters of Joseph Conrad and for several years now I have been trying to establish
Box 70 Folder 134
Karl, Frederick R. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.9, 1965
1 leaf + 3 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Professor Mizener: Thank you for your long letter about Mrs. Lamb.
Box 70 Folder 135
Karl, Frederick R. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.16, 1965
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Professor Mizener: As a follow-up on my letter I was checking through Goldring's book
Box 70 Folder 136
Karl, Frederick R. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jun.7, 1965
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Professor Mizener: Thank you for the Marjorie Wynne material from Yale
Box 70 Folder 137
Karl, Frederick R. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Aug.5, 1965
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Professor Mizener: Just a short note in answer to your letter of August 2.
Box 70 Folder 138
Karl, Frederick R. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Oct.23, 1965
1 leaf
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Caen; Dear Professor Mizener: Just a note to tell you that I will probably be visiting Mrs. Lamb from November 11th on --
Box 70 Folder 139
Karl, Frederick R. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Nov.18, 1965
1 leaf
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Caen; Dear Professor Mizener: Thank you for your letter, which I received at Mrs. Lamb's.
Box 70 Folder 140
Karl, Frederick R. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Feb.11, 1966
1 leaf
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Caen; Dear Professor Mizener: My relationship with the Universityof Texas Library has become somewhat delicate
Box 70 Folder 141
Karl, Frederick R. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 May 10, 1966
1 leaf
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Caen; Dear Arthur, That's a good idea about using first names. I've been in France so long that I'm becoming formal.
Box 70 Folder 142
Karl, Frederick R. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Oct.8, 1966
1 leaf
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Rome; Dear Arthur, I decided to put my year in Caen behind me and spend this year in Rome.
Box 70 Folder 143
Karl, Frederick R. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Jan.3, 1967
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Rome; Dear Arthur, I was pleased to see that you order your shoes from Chipp in New York
Box 70 Folder 144
Karl, Frederick R. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Feb.28, 1967
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Rome; Dear Arthur, The news of the Cornell acquisition is marvelous. How much of it I have
Box 70 Folder 145
Karl, Frederick R. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.6, 1967
3 leaves
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Rome; Dear Arthur, Unless my limited files are deceiving me, your list of Conrad-Ford letters is a bonanza
Box 70 Folder 146
Karl, Frederick R. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.25, 1967
1 leaf + envelope
Scope and Contents
Rome; Dear Arthur,The Ford packet arrived yesterday and thank you indeed.
Box 70 Folder 147
Karl, Frederick R. TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Mar.17, 1968
1 leaf + envelope + 9 leaves
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Rome; Dear Arthur, Did you see that John D. Gordan of the Berg Collection died last week [Included is Karl's article "Picaresque and the American Experience", from "The Yale Review", 1968, pp. 196-212.]
Box 70 Folder 148
Kaufmann, Bella AL[postcard] to Ford
 Jan.10, 1905
1 leaf
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Basel; Dear Uncle: A happy new year and many thanks for your dear card. [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 149
Kaufmann, Bella AL[postcard] to Ford
 Jan.1, 1906
1 leaf
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Basel; Lieber Vetter, Ihnen und den werthen Ihrigen sended wir innigen Gluckswunsche zum neuen Jahr! [Lamb collection]
Box 70 Folder 150
Kaye-Smith, Sheila Envelope to Violet Hunt
 Apr.8, 1926
envelope
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London [Envelope addressed to Mrs. Hueffer in Folkestone, Kent.] [ Violet Hunt papers]
Box 71 Folder .5
Keating, George T. TLS to Ford
 Sept.21, 1927
1 leaf
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New York; My dear Ford:- I was very glad to receive yours of the 19th [Julian Loewe papers]
Box 71 Folder 1
Keating, George T. TLS to Ford
 May 21, 1931
2 leaves
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New York; Dear Ford:- I have your favor of the 3rd. I had a personal interview with Miss Kerr at her office
Box 71 Folder 2
Keating, George T. TLS to Ford
 Jan.29, 1937
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Ford:- I have your two letters. I have been away to Nassau and have just returned.
Box 71 Folder 3
Keating, George T. TLS to Ford
 Feb.25, 1937
1 leaf
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New York; My dear Ford:- I am sending you herewith copy of Scribner's catalogue listing a copy of SOME REMINISCENCES
Box 71 Folder 4
Keating, George T. TLS to Ford
 May 16, 1938
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Ford:- I was very glad to receive your letter of the 5th. I have been checking up
Box 71 Folder 5
Kenner, Hugh TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.10, 1971
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Santa Barbara; Dear Arthur: It's a good book. My testimony thereto will appear in the Spring Book Issue of "National Review" soon,
Box 71 Folder 6
Kenner, Hugh TLS to Arthur Mizener
 May 12, 1971
1 leaf + 2 leaves + envelope
Scope and Contents
Santa Barbara; Dear Arthur: It turned out my carbon wouldn't xerox. Anyway, here's a copy. [Included is Kenner's signed review of "The Saddest Story" published in "National Review", May 18, 1971.]
Box 71 Folder 7
Kenyon Review TLS to Ford
 Oct.1, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Gambier; Dear Mr. Ford: Iwas delighted to learn yesterday from a letter of Allen Tate's [Signed John Crowe Ransom.]
Box 71 Folder 8
Kenyon Review TLS to Ford
 Oct.13, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Gambier; Dear Mr. Ford: It is very handsome ofyou to let us have "A Paris Letter". It is a most exhilarating piece, [Signed John Crowe Ransom.]
Box 71 Folder 9
Kenyon Review TLS to Ford
 Oct.19, 1938
1 leaf
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Gambier; Dear Mr. Ford: I am responsible through a stupid error for your concern over the matter of our feature article of yours. [Signed John Crowe Ransom.]
Box 71 Folder 10
Kenyon Review TLS to Ford
 Nov.2, 1938
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Gambier; Dear Mr. Ford: The essay is in very fine order in every way but I am especially glad you did not cut it [Signed John Crowe Ransom.]
Box 71 Folder 11
Kermode, Frank Printed M Everybody's Blassed Uncle
 Jan.1, 1972
1 leaf
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London; [Review of the re-issue of Ford's "Memories and Impressions.]
Box 71 Folder 12
Kermode, Frank TLS to Arthur Mizener
 Apr.30, [n.y.]
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
Bowling Green; Dear Arthur, I noticed with pleasure the announcement that you were working on Ford;
Box 71 Folder 13
Kerr, Ruth TD[copy] Ford Account Statement
 Dec., 1930
1 leaf
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New York; [Lists expenditures and manuscripts in hand.]
Box 71 Folder 14
Kerr, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Aug.28, 1929
1 leaf + 1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: The enclosed question was sent back from the author's club in London -[Included is the 1 leaf question.]
Box 71 Folder 15
Kerr, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Oct.1, 1929
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: As I wrote you previously the proof galley was sent on September 4,
Box 71 Folder 16
Kerr, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Nov.29, 1929
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: Your letter speaking about the status of NOTTERDAM was interest to me for several reasons.
Box 71 Folder 17
Kerr, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Jun.26, 1930
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: As outlined in the cable I am sending tomorrow there is not much chance of Morrow or Dent
Box 71 Folder 18
Kerr, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Aug.11, 1930
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: This confirms my cable, that the last two chapters of the first part of the History were received
Box 71 Folder 19
Kerr, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Dec.31, 1930
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Ford: Your recent cable signed by Mrs. Ford was very distressing in view of the fact
Box 71 Folder 20
Kerr, Ruth TLS to Ford
 May 28, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: The reception to your WICKED MAN is extremely cordial. All reviews are good
Box 71 Folder 21
Kerr, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Aug.3, 1931
2 leaves
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: As I have no idea what arrangements you might make about Swedish translation rights
Box 71 Folder 22
Kerr, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Sept.17, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: Last week I ssent a check to the Paris office of Guaranty Trust
Box 71 Folder 23
Kerr, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Nov.28, 1931
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: I have put through your bank today and cabled you weekend cable of its impending delivery
Box 71 Folder 24
Kerr, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Aug.18, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; My dear Ford: You have failed to answer my last two letters and I have received no word from you since
Box 71 Folder 25
Kerr, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Oct.17, 1932
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: Negotiations regarding LADIES WHOSE BRIGHT EYES have been long drawn out,
Box 71 Folder 26
Kerr, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Nov.9, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: Your recent books with New York background or mention of this little town will someday be known as documents
Box 71 Folder 27
Kerr, Ruth TLS to Ford
 Dec.12, 1933
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: Your recent letter was much appreciated. I read and re-read it with much pleasure
Box 71 Folder 28
Kerr, Ruth TLS to Ford
 May 24, 1934
1 leaf
Scope and Contents
New York; Dear Ford: No! not a wash-out, but Lippincott really put us in a hole - first because they would not give us anything definite
Box 71 Folder 29
Kerr, Ruth TLS to Ford and Janice Biala
 Dec.10, 1935
1 leaf
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New York; Dear Janice and Ford: This is sent as a Christmas letter first of all. It is my hope that wind and flood
Box 71 Folder 30
Kingston, George J. M. ALS to Violet Hunt
 Jan.23, 1923
1 leaf
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Middlesex; Dear Madam, I received your Postal Order for 2/6 and / & the request form copy of the entry of the baptism [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 71 Folder 31
Kingston, Margaret A. ALS to Violet Hunt
 Apr.19, [n.y.]
1 leaf
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Hertfordshire; Dear Mrs. Hueffer, I received a letter from Mr. Feguson this morning [Violet Hunt papers]
Box 71 Folder 31.5
Kinross, Charles D[printed] Ford Plaque presentation invitation
 Jun.25, 1955
1 leaf
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Sussex; [Roger Senhouse's copy of invitation to unveiling of Ford plaque at Little House, Sussex.]
Box 71 Folder 32
Kinross, Charles Calling Card[printed] to Katherine Hueffer Lamb
 Jun.29, 1964
1 leaf