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Letter from Norman Leys to Leonard Woolf (13/03/1925) [2]
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Letter from Norman Leys to Leonard Woolf (13/03/1925) [2]
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University of Reading, Special Collections
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Norman Leys writes to discuss questions involved in the second edition. He also discusses Leonard's belief that he is overpersuading, and about his feelings that a second edition would be an unwise risk. He states that he needs definite answers to his questions. Leys also informs Woolf that he will be sending the rest of the corrections soon and finishes the letter by mentioning advertising in America.
Handwritten letter signed by Leys