BRACERS Record Detail for 19829
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"Saturday Dearest Colette Thank you for your telegram." BR has looked through the ms. of In the North and has no change to suggest in the passages about himself.
BR TO CONSTANCE MALLESON, [16 MAR. 1946]
BRACERS 19829. ALS. McMaster
Edited by S. Turcon. Reviewed by K. Blackwell
Saturday1
Dearest Colette
Thank you for your telegram.2 I will arrive about one on Tuesday,3 and stay to tea if I may.
Gollancz4 has sent me the MS of your book5 which I am glad to hear he has accepted. I looked it through (it came this morning) and it seems most interesting. How much there is in your life that I know nothing about. I was touched by the passages about me, in none of which I have any changes to suggest. Much love.
Your
B
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[document] Document 200835.
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your telegram Not extant.
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Tuesday 19 March 1946.
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Gollancz Victor Gollancz (1893–1967), a publisher who had founded his own firm in 1927. BR knew him through “Save Europe Now”, a relief scheme which provided food to starving Germans.
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MS of your book In the North, published in 1946.
