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Letter from John Murray to A.P. WattMurray confirms authors may do as they wish with remaindered books. Clarifies only bound copies will be sold; unbound quires will be wasted.
Letter from John Murray to A.P. WattMurray informs that novels including Crockett's "Love Idylls" (2,286 bound, 782 paper copies) have ceased selling. Requests permission to remainder…
Letter from N.W. Gillespie to A.P. WattRequests authorization for cheap editions of Crockett's Firebrand, Flower o' the Corn, Banner of Blue, and Weyman's Long Night; also requests later…
Letter from Robert McClure to A.P. WattAcknowledges letter of 14 March; confirms Christian World serial commencing first week May 1902; advising New York office
Letter from British Weekly to A.P.Watt
Letter from George Lock (Ward Lock) to A.P. WattRegrets delay in acknowledging July 26th letter about Crockett new story; confirms letter correctly expresses understanding; will be glad to receive…
Letter from George E. Lock to A.P. WattReturns signed book rights agreement; requests correction to serial rights agreement: purchase for any Ward Lock periodical not specifically Windsor;…
Letter from G.E. Lock to A.P. WattBrief acknowledgement of Watt's letter regarding Crockett's substitution; appears correct but will write in detail Monday
Letter from H. Lloyd to A.P. WattOff to the Front; asked Mrs Crockett to allow 'Play Actress' scheme to rest over; Watt will hear from her shortly
Letter from Sydney Morning Herald & Sydney Mail to A.P. WattExpects reply to their offer; mentions telephone conversation where they increased offer to £60 for Australasian serial rights; states this is outside…