Leonard Woolf writes to inform Plomer that Harcourt, Brace and Co will publish an American edition of his book if The Hogarth Press publish it in the UK. He provides information on the royalties and commission associated with the American edition which The Hogarth Press agree to but have not yet received a signed agreement from Plomer. Woolf informs Plomer that he and Mr Brace share the same criticism of a section of the manuscript (regarding Friston's speech) and suggests that Plomer alters, or cuts the speech out.