Max Beerbohm letters and memorabilia, 1900-1972.

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Max Beerbohm letters and memorabilia, 1900-1972.

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The collection consists of six items: letter to My dear Mr. Henschel, 14 Nov. 1900, regretting he will miss Raleigh's lecture with news of his plans; to My dearest Mrs. Leverson, undated, as he prepares to depart for America; to Dear Miss Bagnold, 28 March, no year, with thanks for a book and drawing, and observations of her work; to My dear Ade, undated, regretting he missed an opportunity to exchange views on Frank Harris and Gertrude Kingston; also, printed broadside announcing The Grolier Club exhibition of Beerbohm, 21 Dec. 1971, with a Beerbohm drawing; card citing the hours of the exhibition, 22 Dec. 1972-11 Feb. 1972, with Beerbohm quotation on verso.

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