BRACERS Record Detail
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Collection code
RA2
Class no.
710
Document no.
.104054
Box no.
8.11
Source if not BR
Recipient(s)
BR
Sender(s)
Russell, Dora
Date
1929/12/04
Enclosures/References
Form of letter
ALS
Pieces
1E
BR's address code (if sender)
Notes, topics or text
The envelope shows that the letter was redirected from New York to Telegraph House.
Dora acknowledges BR's letter from New Orleans and responds to his concerns. "If you knew how much I love you, always have, always shall—how unthinkable it is to me that I can live with you if really truly you cannot love me as you used to and are merely going to treat me with polite attention." She raises questions about money.
Dora cut BR's "liberty" only once, over Alice [Stücki] and mentions Beatrix [Tudor-Hart] in this connection.
Filed
Published
Russell letter no.
Thread
Reel no.
Frame no.
Record no.
118814
Record last modified 2016/03/04
Created/last modified by duncana