Letters to Louise Burleigh [manuscript], 1923 Jan. 25, n.y. June 1.

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Letters to Louise Burleigh [manuscript], 1923 Jan. 25, n.y. June 1.

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ALS, 1923 January 25, Joseph Conrad to Louise Burleigh; and ALS, n.y. June 1, Lord Dunsany to Louise Burleigh (with enclosed photograph, n.d., of a tin sculpture).

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