Box 52
Contains 120 Results:
Crankshaw, Edward TL[photocopy]S to Stanley Unwin, Jul.2, 1939
Sandhurst; Dear Mr. Unwin, I got back from France to find your urgent appeals for the Ms. of Russian stories.
Crawford, Ralston TLS to Ford, Feb.12, 1937
Exton, PA; Dear Mr. Ford, Mrs. Elser has written that you will write an introduction to the catalog for my exhibition.
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford, Apr.8, 1936
Penshurst, Dear Mr. Ford, Your so kind note came straight at me from Paris like a sudden dazzling ray
Crankshaw, Edward TLS to Ford & Janice Biala, Apr.23, 1936
Penshurst; Dear and kind friends, This should have been written yesterday (I was trying to write it in my head all the way home
Cobban, J.M. ALS to Ford, Mar.30, 1903
Woking; My dear Madox Hueffer, Many thanks for your letter. It is full of excellent matter, which will be of great use to us
Colum, Padraic ALS to Ford, [n.d.]
Paris; Dear Ford Madox Ford, The getting of a mandat postal was too much for me! My French is so little
Cole, Margaret Isabel Postgate ALS to Stella Bowen, [[1938+]
Freeland; It is late to be writing letters, & maybe you will not be interested. But having sat up for two nights [Julian Loewe papers]
Contempo TLS to Ford, Jan.1, 1933
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]
Controversy TLS to Ford, Jun.5, 1935
New York; Dear Ford:- I have thought some more about the topic we discussed last night [Signed Gorham Munson]
Cole Margaret Isabel Postgate ALS to Arthur Mizener, Oct.17, 1966
London; Dear Mr. Mizener, This correspondence is interesting! The name you could not read is KATHERINE CHORLEY.