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- 19 Jan 1921 (Creation)
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1 letter (typescript with autograph signature); typed list of review copies sent out.
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Bowes & Bowes, 1 Trinity Street, Cambridge, England. - In reply to Trevelyan's card: meant to send a copy of the "Oresteia" to the "New Statesman", but missed it out of the list which he sent to [J. T.] Sheppard. Has sent a copy today. Did send one to the "Times": the book appeared in the "Books of the Week" list of the "Literary Supplement" a few numbers ago; encloses list showing where review copies have been sent, and invites Trevelyan to make other suggestions. The Greek Play Committee wish Trevelyan to have at least six copies of the play gratis; Bowes does not know whether the copies Trevelyan has already received and had sent out are sufficient, but is happy to send out six more free.
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Stamp of the National Scheme for Disabled Men at the bottom of the letter.
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- Bowes, George Edmund Brimley (1874-1946) bookseller and publisher (Subject)
- Bowes and Bowes (Subject)
- Aeschylus (c 525 BC- c 456 BC) tragedian (Subject)
- New Statesman (magazine) (Subject)
- Sheppard, Sir John Tresidder (1881-1968) Knight, Provost of King's College Cambridge (Subject)
- Times Literary Supplement (Subject)