Preface for politicians : manuscript and typescript, 1907.

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Preface for politicians : manuscript and typescript, 1907.

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Typescript of the "Preface for Politicians" from "John Bull's Other Island" (51 leaves). Together with a signed autograph manuscript of the "Conclusion for the Preface for Politicians," dated January 1907. Bound together with ALS from S.G. Cockerell, dated Jan. 23, 1907, ALS from Shaw to Cockerell, dated Falmouth, Jan. 6, 1926, and ALS from Shaw to Cockerell, dated London, Mar. 15, 1928. Photograph of Shaw at the Fitzwilliam Museum, June 6, 1930, pasted down on p. [2] of cover.

1 v. (93 leaves) ; 26 x 22 cm.

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