Letters, 1923-1926, to Philip D. Sherman.

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Letters, 1923-1926, to Philip D. Sherman.

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[1] 1923, July 16, London [3 p. with envelope. Quotation enclosed on separate leaf].--Sends quotation as requested. [2] 1925, February 9, London [2 p.].--Will send photograph. [3] 1926, August 10, Ardoch, Scotland [3 p.].--Thanks him for his letter and will send him a photograph. [4] 1926, August 17, Ardoch, Scotland [2 l. with autographed photograph of R. B. Cunninghame Graham, signed also by the photographer].--Sends him a photograph and will send another. He is going to Venezuela on an inspection trip. [5] 1926, September 15, Cardross, Scotland [4 p. with envelope].--Will send a photograph. Sends his address in Venezuela.

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