Autograph letter signed : London, to Jane Clark, "Monday" [1956].

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Autograph letter signed : London, to Jane Clark, "Monday" [1956].

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Saying how delighted she is that Kenneth will is becoming her "partner in an Oxford practice!" (that he is receiving an honorary doctorate?); regretting that she was unable to accept an invitation on Easter Monday; discussing the difficulty of reviewing Brinnin's book on Dylan Thomas, noting she must protect, Dylan, Caitlin, and Brinnin simultaneously, remarking that "the conduct of everybody is simply indefensible;" complaining about Heidi MacNiece; mentioning a performance of Façade at the Edinburgh Festival.

1 item (5 p.) ; 18.2 cm

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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