Letters to Baron Beaverbrook, 1885-1918.

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Letters to Baron Beaverbrook, 1885-1918.

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Contains Kipling's letters to William Maxwell Aitken (Baron Beaverbrook) concerning politics, investments, personal and social matters, and including some references to his writings. Also includes a few other letters by Kipling, an autograph composition, notes, and photographs, among other items.

1 box (.5 linear ft.)

Houghton Library

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