MACAULAY Rose - ALS 1927 acknowledging a compliment Period_1700-1800

MACAULAY Rose - ALS 1927 acknowledging a compliment Period_1700-1800Rose MACAULAY (1881 1958) Autograph Letter Signed ("Rose Macaulay") to "Dear Mr. Russell", regretting she cannot attend a concert and thanking him for his complimentary remarks on her books. 2 pages large 8vo, Dorset Street, W1, 4 June 1927. "Thankyou so much; I wish very much that I could come to concert; I should so like to have heard you play again. But, alas, I am inextricably engaged. It is too sad, & I am sending back the tickets with deep

but it was his conduct at the battle of Aspern-Essling in May which earned him the title of Prince d’Essling

regarding the Volta Conference on theatre has just reached me in Milan

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“Sincerely yours / Henry J

prepar'd to Preach & officiate as often as it shall come to your Turn

reduced to a series of functions

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I’ll be working harder because of you

The account ends with a final note of the erection of the statue to Marshal Ney in the Luxembourg Gardens in 1853 during the reign of Napoleon III

In his youth

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I could obtain your help for a poor devil of a valet who I care for very much