Autograph copy of a letter : [London?], to Henry Watson Kent, [1933?, copied ca. 1950].

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Autograph copy of a letter : [London?], to Henry Watson Kent, [1933?, copied ca. 1950].

Describing his new friends, the Egertons, whom he met through Alan Villiers.

1 item (2 p.) ; 33 cm.

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