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Letter from A.P. Watt to S.R. CrockettForwards Doubleday Page proposal for new distribution method of cheap copyright novels (Black Douglas and Isle of the Winds); plan includes department…
Letter from A.P. Watt to S.R. CrockettWatt informs Crockett of receipt of Murray's letter confirming reversion of printing and publishing rights and disposal of remaining stock.
Letter from A.P. Watt to S.R. CrockettForwards statements of account from Smith Elder & Co. showing book sales to 31st December; balance of £28 4s 1d sent to Crockett's bank less…
Letter from A.P. Watt to S.R. CrockettForwards Doubleday Page letter about melting plates of The Firebrand and Flower of the Corn; assumes Crockett does not wish to buy plates; proposes…
Letter from A.P. Watt to S.R. CrockettExtremely detailed letter about negotiations for May Margaret; recounts Windsor rejection, multiple other rejections (Strand, Pearson's, Lady's…
Letter from A.P. Watt to S.R. CrockettProposes allowing Harold Paget of New York to syndicate Crockett's stories amongst American newspapers; explains Paget will remit 75% of proceeds (25%…
Letter from A.P. Watt to S.R. CrockettForwards Dodd, Mead proposal for cheap editions; recommends acceptance considering circumstances; requests return confirmation for cable
Letter from A.P. Watt to S.R. CrockettReports successful negotiations with Appleton for Fishers of Men US book rights after unsuccessful approaches to several other publishers; usual 15%…
Letter from A.P. Watt to S.R. CrockettPearson proposes first volume summer 1905 (early August), then one volume annually; alternatively two volumes each in 1906-1907 if author agrees not…
Reports Andrew W. Thomas of Copp Clark Company Toronto proposes to sell remaining stock of 'Cherry Ribband' and 'Maid Margaret' as remainders at 25…