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JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES (1883-1947)
A 2pp. a.l.s., King's College, Cambridge, 26.1.23, to H.M. Tomlinson, discussing his taking on of the full editorship of the Nation: 'I do not think that we have ever met in the flesh, yet I have often read you and I expect you have also read me ... Whatever personal decision you may come to, you must believe that our motives are not such as they apparently are represented as being ... '; and a 1p. t.l.s. with manuscript additions, 46 Gordon Square, Bloomsbury, 20th April, 1923, maintaining that: 'Failing reason to the contrary, our arrangement should be that you give us your services.' (2)
A 2pp. a.l.s., King's College, Cambridge, 26.1.23, to H.M. Tomlinson, discussing his taking on of the full editorship of the Nation: 'I do not think that we have ever met in the flesh, yet I have often read you and I expect you have also read me ... Whatever personal decision you may come to, you must believe that our motives are not such as they apparently are represented as being ... '; and a 1p. t.l.s. with manuscript additions, 46 Gordon Square, Bloomsbury, 20th April, 1923, maintaining that: 'Failing reason to the contrary, our arrangement should be that you give us your services.' (2)