RUDYARD KIPLING: letter to Baroness Orczy; 21 Feb. 1933. Signed. The letter, on headed paper of the Hotel Hermitage in Monte Carlo, concerns Baroness Emmuska Orczy (b.1865, d.1947), novelist, and her published work Leatherface: a tale of old Flanders... 21 Feb 1933

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RUDYARD KIPLING: letter to Baroness Orczy; 21 Feb. 1933. Signed. The letter, on headed paper of the Hotel Hermitage in Monte Carlo, concerns Baroness Emmuska Orczy (b.1865, d.1947), novelist, and her published work Leatherface: a tale of old Flanders... 21 Feb 1933

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