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Doubleday Page & Co. to Watt agreeing to relinquish publication rights of The Black Douglas per contract terms; Crockett to purchase plates at cost of…
Replying to March 27th letter; willing to turn over rights on four books mentioned provided authors take plates at quarter of original cost; considers…
Letter from Doubleday Page & Co. to A.P. WattReports demand for several books too small to justify reprinting: Twist Two by Edgar Jepsen, Portraits of Grace by Ian Maclaren, The Firebrand by S.R.…
Letter from Dodd, Mead & Co. to A.P. Watt & SonProposes cheap editions (10,000 each) of three Crockett titles at 4 cents royalty; notes minimal sales (Kate Carnegie only 50 copies last year);…
Regarding books published but not currently in demand; willing to transfer to another American publisher by selling plates at low price; considers…
Letter from Dodd Mead & Co. to A.P. WattTelegram comes from you today 'Ione March published today'; letter of June 30th must have been in hands yesterday; will see by it utterly impossible…
Letter from Dodd Mead & Co. to A.P. Watt & SonRequests permission for remainder sales of Crockett's Cinderella, Bessant's No Other Way, and Merriman's Isle of Unrest at below cost; notes…
Accepts offer to supply The Grey Man for £70; to commence first week January 1896, run 26 weeks; Feeney thought price rather high but accepting
Many thanks for authorization for renewal of American Copyright of Cleg Kelly Arab of the City by S.R. Crockett duly signed by Mrs. Crockett; This…
Confirms publication and copyright of The Lilac Sunbonnet in America on 10% royalty