O'CASEY Sean - ALS 1941 regarding Anglo-Soviet Medical Aid Category_Travel

O'CASEY Sean - ALS 1941 regarding Anglo-Soviet Medical Aid Category_TravelSean OCASEY (1880 1964) Autograph Letter Signed (Sean OCasey) to Beatrice King of the Anglo Soviet Medical Aid Fund, agreeing to her using his name, and adding that my wife is busy with an Exhibition of Photos of Soviet Life . . . 1 page 4to, Tingritte, Totnes, 4 January 1941 [but probably 1942]. Allright; if you want to use my name, & think it may be of some use to you (God help you), use it. Spluttering about in the throes of Influenza, I have but

Ford begs leave to recommend this request to his attention

L’Eve Future

as he became god-father to her son Leopold

One of the most respected commanders during the Second World War

regretting she cannot attend a concert and thanking him for his complimentary remarks on her books

and as offering a lasting Memento of the Activity & Zeal of that County

5 January 1887

It has always seemed to me a pity that one could not criticise modern art freely without being regarded as a reactionary

payment from the Royal purse was not always forthcoming

Camille Trezel

The first telegram I opened here upon our arrival said that the Danish Red Cross is willing to pay a salary for Eybye [

His endless curiosity extended to the question of climate and the condition of the earth’s atmosphere