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Letter from The Copp, Clark Company Limited to A.P. Watt & SonConfirms purchase of Canadian rights for two new Crockett novels: British Weekly adventure novel (spring 1905) and May Margaret from Graphic (autumn…
Letter from The Copp, Clark Company Limited to A.P. Watt & SonReturns signed agreements for two new Crockett works; adds clause 'or as soon as possible after that date' due to possible plate delivery delays;…
Letter from L.H. Bliss to A.P. WattReports over 2000 copies of Lads Love overbound at 6/- in stock; requests permission to sell to Colonies at 1/10 or 2/- with royalty on net receipts…
Letter from L.H. Bliss to A.P. WattMany thanks for agreement signed by Mr S.R. Crockett and also for letter authorising to alter in clause 14 31st to 15th
Letter from M.L. Bisland to A.P. WattMcClure proposes cheap cloth editions of successful books including Merryman's Pariah of the Guard, Weyman's Long Night, Doyle's Adventures of Gerard;…
Letter from A.P. Watt to W. Robertson NicollRecords decision to drop de luxe edition of Grey Galloway; agreement otherwise stands as per March 23rd letter; will draft formal agreement within…
Letter from James Clark (William Mair) to A.P. WattThanks Watt for cabling for Cinderella publication information; assures Watt did all possible in delicate negotiations; interprets Dodd Mead silence…
Letter from A.P. Watt to W. Robertson NicollRecords American arrangement secured (including Pennell illustrations at £100); therefore Nicoll suggestion about Crockett payment contingency…
Letter from A.P. Watt to W. Robertson NicollWatt confirms revised publication schedule: May Margaret to be published end of May in book form (prior to serial conclusion in Graphic); Peden the…
Letter from A.P. Watt to Rev. W. Robertson NicollOffers Nicoll first refusal on British and Colonial book rights of May Margaret; explains Windsor rejection and Graphic acceptance; serial to run…