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BENNETT (Arnold, 1867-1931, Poet and Novelist)

Autograph Letter Signed in full to an unnamed correspondent saying that he doubts "if the letters will reach you as neither myself nor any of my friends have deciphered your signature. Anyhow I hope it will as I am anxious to thank you for your very appreciative letter which has given me much pleasure ...", 1 side 4to.,Avon Fontainebleau, 24th February

Item Date:  1911
Stock No:  39861      £275

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BENSON (Edward Frederick, 1867-1940, Novelist & Scholar, Author of the 'Mapp & Lucia' novels)

Autograph Letter Signed to an unnamed correspondent, saying that he has "a novel called 'The Climber' coming out in America in January (it has already appeared in England) and another beginning in the Cornhill in July of next year, serially ...", 1 side 8vo., 102 Oakley Street, Chelsea, 12th December

Item Date:  1908
Stock No:  39161      £175

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BENSON (Edward Frederick, 1867-1940, Novelist & Scholar, Author of the 'Mapp & Lucia' novels)

Autograph Letter Signed to 'Dear Madam' sending his autograph, hoping "that this very badly written scrawl with answer ...", 1 side 8vo., 3, St Cross Road, Winchester, 29th July, no year

Item Date:  0
Stock No:  39843      £95

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BENSON (Edward Frederick, 1867-1940, Novelist & Scholar, Author of the ‘Mapp & Lucia’ novels)

Fie signature and date on a card 4” x 2½”, no place, 23rd May

Item Date:  1931
Stock No:  42778      £50

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BENSON (Edward Frederick, 1867-1940, Novelist & Scholar, Author of ‘Mapp & Lucia’)

Fine Autograph Letter Signed to Mr Riggs saying that he “wouldn’t bother much over Daisy’s Aunt - I think she was rather a bore. But why should you think I could snub you for telling me so charmingly that you like some of my perpetration? I like David, too. I want to know how to go on with him. Perhaps better to leave him...”, 2 sides 8vo., 25 Brompton Square, 1st March

Item Date:  1932
Stock No:  42669      £225

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