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Typescript letter signed by Arnold Bennett, written from Hanover Square, to George Robertson, thanking him for the book on Conrad Martens, 4 May 1921 together with a carbon typescript letter, unsigned by George Robertson to Arnold Bennett, 2 November 1920, and an article by Arnold Bennett, 'Notes from a diary' extracted form London Mercury, September 1920

Full title: Typescript letter signed by Arnold Bennett, written from Hanover Square, to George Robertson, thanking him for the book on Conrad Martens, 4 May 1921 together with a carbon typescript letter, unsigned by George Robertson to Arnold Bennett, 2 November 1920, and an article by Arnold Bennett, 'Notes from a diary' extracted form London Mercury, September 1920

Author/creator: Robertson, George, Bennett, Arnold, 1867-1931.

Date: September 1920, 2 November 1920, 4 May 1921.

Call Numbers: DLDOC 134

Record Identifier: 94RxvXg1

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Formats: Manuscripts

Contents: 1 folder of textual material (18 p.) - typescript, carbon typescript, printed

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Notes: Transferred from MSV to DLDOCs

Permalink: https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/94RxvXg1

MMS ID: 110366528

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    Typescript letter signed by Arnold Bennett, written from Hanover Square, to George Robertson, thanking him for the book on Conrad Martens, 4 May 1921 together with a carbon typescript letter, unsigned by George Robertson to Arnold Bennett, 2 November 1920, and an article by Arnold Bennett, 'Notes from a diary' extracted form London Mercury, September 1920

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    94RxvXg1

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    Typescript letter signed by Arnold Bennett, written from Hanover Square, to George Robertson, thanking him for the book on Conrad Martens, 4 May 1921 together with a carbon typescript letter, unsigned by George Robertson to Arnold Bennett, 2 November 1920, and an article by Arnold Bennett, 'Notes from a diary' extracted form London Mercury, September 1920

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    Typescript letter signed by Arnold Bennett, written from Hanover Square, to George Robertson, thanking him for the book on Conrad Martens, 4 May 1921 together with a carbon typescript letter, unsigned by George Robertson to Arnold Bennett, 2 November 1920, and an article by Arnold Bennett, 'Notes from a diary' extracted form London Mercury, September 1920

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    Typescript letter signed by Arnold Bennett, written from Hanover Square, to George Robertson, thanking him for the book on Conrad Martens, 4 May 1921 together with a carbon typescript letter, unsigned by George Robertson to Arnold Bennett, 2 November 1920, and an article by Arnold Bennett, 'Notes from a diary' extracted form London Mercury, September 1920

    Author / Creator

    Bennett, Arnold, 1867-1931

    Date

    September 1920, 2 November 1920, 4 May 1921

    Call Numbers

    DLDOC 134

    Record Identifier

    94RxvXg1

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    Manuscripts

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    Dixson Library (N.S.W.) Authors, English--20th century--Correspondence Martens, Conrad, 1801-1878

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    DLDOC 134

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    94RxvXg1

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