Autograph letter signed from Helen Reeves, London, to Mr. Morley [manuscript], 1915 September 5.

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Autograph letter signed from Helen Reeves, London, to Mr. Morley [manuscript], 1915 September 5.

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Reeves is delighted at Morley's news and writes that Queen Alexandra is such a dear. She also writes: "Shakespeare to me is one of God's prophets, re-inforced from the other side." Addressed from 179 Knightsbridge.

1 leaf ; 23 x 18 cm.

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