Letter to Sir Sydney Cockerell [manuscript], 1935 June 3.

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Letter to Sir Sydney Cockerell [manuscript], 1935 June 3.

In the letter (1935 June 3, London) to Cambridge, Eliot thanks Cockerell for a letter and quotation which had been sent to him previously. He mentions looking forward to the publication of the letters of the late T. E. Lawrence, since he was never able to meet Lawrence personally.

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Eliot, T. S. (Thomas Stearns), 1888-1965

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