BENTLEY
(Phyllis Eleanor, 1894 -1977, English novelist)
Autograph letter signed to Mr Jones
about her best known work 'Inheritance' returning a copy, signed and saying that she thinks "that it is much the best book I have written so far. The textile industry is essentially 'my subject' as my family on both sides have been engaged in it for generations and I have always lived in the West Riding ... it provides a wonderful story in itself ...", 1 side 8vo., 8 Heath Villas, Halifax, 13th April
Item Date:
1932
Stock No:
38259
£55
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BENTLEY
(Phyllis Eleanor, 1894 -1977, English novelist)
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0
Stock No:
38260
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BERKELEY
(Grantley Fitzhardinge, 1800-1881, Writer)
Autograph free front signed to E. Thurston, postmarked Bristol & Christchurch, August
Item Date:
1851
Stock No:
18377
£10
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BERRY
(Mary, 1763-1852, Authoress, Traveller, & Literary Executor of Horace Walpole)
Autograph letter signed, to 'Dear Sir',
saying she "will have the satisfaction of bringing you back the second 2 Vols of Mme Sevigné ... and along with them ... with your permission ... my old friend Mr Wilmot as determined a Sevigneist as myself and much better informed as to the Art of that day, in short in every respect very worthy to see your treasures", 2 sides 16mo watermarked 1847, Richmond, "Friday Morn[in]g" 12th October no year but 1849, laid down on album leaf 7½" x 5¾", on the verso of the album leaf, laid down, is an autograph note, signed with initials, by Mrs Dinah Maria CRAIK, (née Mulock, 1826-1887, author of children's books and 'John Halifax, Gentleman'), saying "Newspaper returned - with thanks - very pleasant writing", 1 side card 3" x 4¾", The Corner House, Shortlands, Kent, 8th February 1884
somewhat browned
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
52934
£225
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BESANT
(Sir Walter, 1836-1901, Novelist, Biographer & Social Reformer)
Typed Letter Signed with autograph alterations, to Miss E. E. Cohen
saying that “it is a long way back to remember a conversation in an omnibus in November 1896 - nearly three years. Oddly enough, however, I do remember the conversation to which you refer that is to say, I remember talking with a friend in an omnibus about Mark Twain’s ‘Joan of Arc’, and I remember expressing the opinion that in his book the character had been treated with an effectiveness and a nobility greater than in other works on the same subject...”, 1 side 8vo., Adam and Charles Black headed paper, The Survey of London, Soho Square, London, 25th July
Item Date:
1899
Stock No:
42721
£60
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