Box 52
Contains 120 Results:
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford, Dec.16, 1937
Penshurst, Dear Mr. Ford, The newspaper report of Mrs. Ford's lecture (which so far I haven't had a moment to read properly)
Crankshaw, Edward ALS to Ford, Jan.5, 1938
Penshurst, Dear Mr. Ford, I have heard from Béhaine, who is delighted at the tought of your doing a preface.
Cran, George R. TLS to F.W. Phipps, Sept.10, 1920
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]
Crankshaw, Clare ALS to Janice Biala, Dec.9, 1937
Penshurst; Dear Murphy, Happy Christmas! And how are you? We've often wondered in the last few months how and where you both were
Crankshaw, Edward TM[photocopy]S Commentary of the MS of Ford's "Mightier than the Sword" (Portraits from Life), Dec., 1936
[London] "Mightier than the Swords"(Portraits from Life). by Ford Madox Ford./ That is the provisional title for a volume which will contain
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford, Jul.31, 1934
London; Dear Mr. Ford, Thank you so much for your delightful and quite uncalled-for letter.
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford, Oct.20, 1938
Penshurst, Dear Mr. Ford, It was good to hear from you and to know where you are to be found.
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford, Feb.13, 1939
Sandhurst; Dear Mr. Ford, I have had your last letter longer than I thought without answering it.
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford, Mar.19, 1935
Penshurst; Dear Mr. Ford, Apparently you are the kindest person in the world, too.
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford, Jun.20, 1935
Penshurst; Dear Mr. Ford, Do you mind my writing again so soon? I take it that you are in Provence