Letter from John Lehmann to The British Council (27/10/1943)

 

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[[MS 2750/93/63]]

 

601, Carrington House, Hertford Street, W.1.

 

Mrs. M. Fernald, 
British Council, 
The College, South Leigh, nr Witney.

 

27.10.[19]43.

 

Dear Mrs. Fernald,

 

Thank you for your letter about the piracy of the two articles in Citadel. We are satisfied to leave the matter as it is until you have heard from Cairo. At the same time, we hope the delay will not be too great, as wefeel [sic] that it should be settled as soon as possible to avoid any bad impression being made on the authors or their executors.

 

Yours sincerely,

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Letter from John Lehmann to The British Council (27/10/1943)

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Lehmann writes that he is happy to wait for a response on the piracy issue but states that the matter needs to be settled as soon as possible so that there is no bad impression on the authors and their executors.

Typescript letter unsigned