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Watt's note about conversation with Lock regarding Crockett's new Windsor novel and sketches with Crockett's own photographs for Good Words or Sunday…
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 A.P. Watt to W.E. LockAcknowledges letter and contents; notes alteration in second clause of book publication agreement correct; clarifies serial rights clause: must give…
Letter from A.P. Watt to G.E. Lock (Ward Lock & Co.)Formal record of terms for commissioning new Crockett novel: serial publication commencing December 1902 or December 1903 (Ward Lock to decide by…
Letter from A.P. Watt to G.E. Lock (Ward, Lock & Co.)Critical business letter: Windsor rejected Maid Margaret due to sexual relations content; Crockett offers substitute story Marion/Wandering Will in…
Letter from A.P. Watt to G.E. LockFormally records Lock's permission for American serial rights purchaser to publish simultaneously with Windsor or at convenient dates; provided…
Letter from A.P. Watt to G.E. LockReports Dodd Mead received offer from New York Commercial Advertiser to publish Strong Mac daily within 2 months; seeks concurrence due to…
Letter from A.P. Watt to G. Ernest LockConfirms Lock agreed new Crockett novel will commence in Windsor Magazine January 1903 issue; will draft formal agreements on lines of Joan of the…
Letter from S.R. Crockett to Joseph PennellBrief personal note with gloomy outlook but hopes for quietness; mentions Local Colour privately printed to help clever young Spanish friend, also…
Letter from S.R. Crockett to ThinGot any Roman Catholic books: (1) Donay New Testament original or old edition, (2) Raulles History of Popes, (3) Lord Bute's Translation of Breviary,…