Letter, 1966 Aug. 6, to David Garnett, Hilton Hall, Huntington.

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Letter, 1966 Aug. 6, to David Garnett, Hilton Hall, Huntington.

Letter concerning his father's correspondence with Edward Garnett, Herbert Faulkner West, and Lady Olave Brooke. Refers to the holdings at Dartmouth College.

4 p. ; 18 x 14 cm. + 1 envelope.

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