ALR.B.1.21.2 - Letter from Dr Leo Newmark - 18 May 1922
In this letter, Newmark thanks Reade for his insistence on visiting him at Blundellsands despite his deafness. Newmark encloses his subscription for part four of Johnsonian Gleanings . He then mentions that many ‘educated Negroes’ would be interested in the second volume of the Gleanings , that deal...
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| Summary: | In this letter, Newmark thanks Reade for his insistence on visiting him at Blundellsands despite his deafness. Newmark encloses his subscription for part four of Johnsonian Gleanings . He then mentions that many ‘educated Negroes’ would be interested in the second volume of the Gleanings , that dealing with Francis Barber. He mentions that he will discuss this with relatives in Los Angeles. |
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| Date: | 18 May 1922 |
| Reference Number: | ALR.B.1.21.2 |