LOWTHER
(William, 1821-1912, Ambassador at Buenos Aires and M.P. for Westmoreland)
Signature from the end of a letter, n.d., c.
Item Date:
1880
Stock No:
51062
£15
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LUCY
(Sir Henry William, 1845-1924, Parliamentary Reporter for the Daily News, 'Toby M.P.' of Punch 1881-1916)
Autograph Letter Signed to Lord Knutsford,
saying he is glad he finds " 'Nearing Jordan' a pleasant journey for the reader", Smith Elder "taking into a/c current hard times planned a single large first edition" but have still had to reprint, he often thinks of "our trip in the Tantallon Castle for the opening of the Kiel Canal" with "the fine flower of London Society ... to do honour to the Kaiser ... one of the first preparations for the war ... How [he] must have chuckled" at "what fools & blind we were", 2 sides 8vo., Whitethorn, Hythe, Kent, 2nd August
Item Date:
1916
Stock No:
19071
£75
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LUCY
(Sir Henry William, 1845-1924, Parliamentary Reporter to the Daily News, 'Toby M.P.' of Punch 1881-1916)
LS to 'My dear Sir',
accepting with "much pleasure" for dinner at the St Georges Club, Hanover Square, blind embossed "the Editor Daily News", 1 side card, 30th March
Item Date:
1886
Stock No:
19070
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LUNS
(Dr. Joseph M.A.H., b. 1911, Dutch Foreign Minister and NATO Secretary General)
Typed Letter Signed 'Joseph' to 'Kamil', M.K. Dziewanowski,
Professor of History at Boston University, thanking him for the Christian Science Monitor's article on the 25th anniversary of NATO, the press does not often write "in such an eloquent way on the aims and achievements of the Alliance", he decribes the celebration at headquarters, somewhat sober from the recent death of President Pompidou, and ends "Any chance of coming here again in the near future?", 1 side folio, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Brussels, 22nd April
Item Date:
1974
Stock No:
51240
£45
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LUNS
(Dr. Joseph M.A.H., b. 1911, Dutch Foreign Minister and NATO Secretary General)
Typed Letter Signed to M.K. Dziewanowski, Professor of History at Boston University,
whose articles in the 'East European Quarterly' and the 'Boston University Journal' he has read "with great interest", he finds it incredible that the New York Times refused to print Dziewanowski's letter "in view of its very relevant contents and courteous presentation", he begs to "point out some slight errors in 'Napoleon the Showman' ", the famous hat was the "bicorne ... of Colonel of the Guards", Luns knows of no evidence that he was epileptic, and the Emperors of France and Russia met on a raft only as a preliminary to Tilsit, "but these are only small matters", 1 side folio, Foreign Ministry, The Hague, 12th June
Item Date:
1969
Stock No:
51239
£45
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