BR TO CONSTANCE MALLESON, 28 AUG. 1959
BRACERS 19896. ALS. McMaster
Edited by S. Turcon. Reviewed by K. Blackwell

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Plas Penrhyn,
Penrhyndeudraeth,
Merioneth.1^, 2
28 August 1959

Dearest Colette

You have my deep gratitude for your letter3 —

I wish I had known you were at that Westminster meeting4 and I could have seen you after it. It would be lovely to see you. We are fairly often in London (43 Hasker Str. SW3, Tel. Kensington 6888), and when you are next in England could you come there if we are there? Here our house is filled with grandchildren5 when they are at home.

All goes very well with me. How are things with you?

Very much love.
B.

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  [document] Document 200900.

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  [envelope] The Lady Constance Malleson | Sundborn | Sweden. Pmk: PORTMADOC | CAERNARVONSHIRE | 3.— PM | 28 AUG 53

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  for your letter Written from Sundborn, Sweden on 18 August 1959 (BRACERS 98457).

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  Westminster meeting BR spoke on nuclear disarmament at the Central Hall, Westminster, on 17 January 1959. He gave the keynote speech (“Steps towards Peace”, The Observer, 18 Jan. 1959; B&R C59.05) at this founding meeting of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. This would be the last time that Colette watched him.

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  filled with grandchildren BR and his wife were responsible for his son John’s three daughters.