Box 38
Contains 130 Results:
TL[copy] to Horace Liveright, Inc., May 4, 1932
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]
TL[copy] to Horace Liveright, Inc., Jan.9, 1933
Paris; Dear Sirs, I have to thank you for the return of the ms. of THAT SAME POOR MAN which Ihave duly received
TL[copy] to [Jack] Kahane, May 1, 1933
[Toulon] My dear Kahane, Ezra Pound has some idea that he might translate Homer to you
TL[copy] to Otto Kahn, Dec.23, 1927
New York; My dear Mr. Kahn, Heaven forbid that you should read that book; it is only a Christmas card
TL[copy] to Otto Kahn, Feb.9, 1933
Paris; Dear Mr. Kahn, I wish you would do something for the Allen Tates. The Guggenheim Foundation seems to have let them down
TL[copy] to Martin Kamin, [Sept., 1935]
New York; Dear Sir, Yours of the 4th inst. I shall be glad to give you permission to publish the article
TL[copy] to George T. Keating, May 26, 1930
[Paris] My dear Keating, You overwhelmed me whilst you were here by offering to pay my fare to New York on your return
TL[copy] to George T. Keating, [1932?]
[n.p.] Dear Keating, I was very glad to get your post card and to see that, since you're traveling in state
TL[copy] to George T. Keating, Dec., 1936
[New York] Dear Keating, The history of that item called in Scribner's catalogue SOME REMINISCENCES by Joseph Conrad
TL[copy] to George T. Keating, Jan.23, 1937
[New York?] My dear Keating, Would you mind lending the English edition of the first three Tietjens books