BR TO W.W. NORTON & COMPANY, INC. / WARDER NORTON, 13 FEB. 1937
BRACERS 47192. ALS. Norton papers, Columbia U.
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Telegraph House
Harting, Petersfield.1
Feb. 13, 1937

Dear Warder

I was glad to get today your letter of Feb. 4. The week-ends of June 26 and July 3 are equally convenient to us, so choose whichever suits you best. We are glad your plans are changed, as our household is likely to be disorganized in April, and Peter may be invisible.

I enclose a letter from the Fellowship of Reconciliation. I have no objection to their re-printing one chapter of Which Way to Peace, but have written saying I will not do anything you think unwise, and telling them to consult you. I cannot myself see that it can do any harm, and on propaganda grounds I should like it. Perhaps they could add a page giving a list of some of my other books?

I am much looking forward to seeing you, and so is Peter.

Yours ever
BR

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