From Production administration.

From Production administration.

From Production administration.

From Production administration.

From Production administration.

Signature is illegible.

There are two copies.

From the Foreign Rights Department.

Atlantic-Little, Brown's offer of U.S. $202,000 was 4.5 times that of nearest competitor, for U.S. rights in Autobiography.

Not a letter, but Unwin's notes on Autobiography.

From the Foreign Rights Department.

Reference to Barry Feinberg of Continuum.

Unwin will see K. Blackwell re Bibliography, he has already seen Joy Hill.

Eames sends page proofs of War Crimes in Vietnam to BR c/o the BRPF, London.

Re Blackwell and his Bibliography; he suggests "joining forces" (with H. Ruja).

From the secretary to Stanley Unwin.

Re a BRPF series.

Re bibliography specimens from others.

A second letter of this date.

A letter of permission. A note in BR's hand reads: "Daughter of my sister-in-law 'Elizabeth'".

A letter of permission for use of letters in BR's Autobiography.

Re permission to reprint Edward Marsh's letters in BR's Autobiography.

Typed on the Sunday Times letterhead. Re using letters by Logan Pearsall Smith in BR's Autobiography.

Hassell mentions a letter from BR to Robert Nichols.

Re microfilm of BR's Autobiography in vault of University of Cincinnati Library.

Not a letter, but an extract from BR's will of this date.

Re permission to use Eileen Power's letter in Autobiography.

Advance for Autobiography was largest ever obtained by Unwin.

From the Foreign Rights Department.

Copy is sent to BR.

From the Foreign Rights Department.

From the Foreign Rights Department. Dadlez sends a copy of War Crimes in Vietnam.

"A second letter today to say...."

Re possible television interview for rediffusion.

Re possible television interviews of BR, and possible newspaper interviews.

Re possible David Frost interview of BR.