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Watt to Unwin stating no need for more formal agreement; requests £200 payment
Doubleday Page & Co. to Watt agreeing to relinquish publication rights of The Black Douglas per contract terms; Crockett to purchase plates at cost of…
T. Fisher Unwin to Watt agreeing to terms; asks whether to draft formal agreement for Crockett to sign or take letter as agreement; clarifies not…
Family letter mentioning George broke his nose; Sam missed Christmas Day connection in Paris so not home; Maisie helped at home as Ruth's nerves…
Watt to Harper & Brothers confirming Crockett authorises agreement to proposal regarding fire sale royalties on damaged books
MacMillan & Co. to Watt reporting Men of the Moss Hags out of print since 1913 error (cataloguer note: likely meant to report for different date);…
Watt to Appleton confirming Crockett agrees to cheap edition terms; inquires about market date; note added that by November 1908 Appleton unable to…
Confirms Appleton's acceptance of US book rights for Fishers of Men; 15% royalty on usual selling price; advance equal to royalties on copies sold…
Confirms Crockett's new story commences in Christian World on 14 September 1905
Formal loan indenture: Crockett borrows money from Isabella Rattray Hunter (Melbury Road, London, Widow) at 5% interest; assigns rights to three…