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BENJAMIN WARD RICHARDSONABAA

Renowned Medical Author Benjamin Ward Richardson Receives Payment For His Writings

2478a ALS. 1pg. 4 Â¾â€ x 7 Â¾â€. April 7 1876. London England. An autograph letter signed â€œB. W. Richardsonâ€ written from his first London residence 12 Hinde Street: â€œI have been inâ€¦for some days past but am back to work now. If it will do I can have first article for good wards ready for you on this day week. Please do let me know. The school book is jolly and capitally. I like it so far very much.â€ The letter is in very fine condition with light toning at the edges. b ALS. 1pg. 4 Â¾â€ x 7 Â¾â€. April 28 1876. London England. An autograph letter signed â€œB. W. Richardsonâ€ regarding some of his writing. In part: â€œâ€¦I find I did not send enough matter - and what is more I did not end to my mind. Here therefore is more of a complete chapter. Please have it added and let me have the whole in proof. I like two copies of proof.â€ The letter is in very fine condition with light toning at the edges. c ALS. 3pg. 4 Â¾â€ x 7 Â¾â€. June 16 1876. London England. An autograph letter signed â€œB. W. Richardsonâ€ regarding an upcoming article. In part: â€œI beg to acknowledge with my best thanks your letter and cheque for my first article in fond words in the same members. I am very sorry to have here such a one to you about the July article. I am now on the next and will let you read it very soon. I have taken for a month about the close of August but that will be rather favorable than otherwise for you for I am going to make the holiday a retirement in order to complete the school book and the National Health papers. In London I am so unjustly pressed with practice I experience nothing butâ€¦â€. The letter is in fine condition with light toning throughout. d ALS. 1pg. 4 Â¾â€ x 7 Â¾â€. July 21 1876. London England. An autograph letter signed â€œB. W. Richardsonâ€ regarding payment for an article he recently wrote: â€œI enclose acknowledgement of cheque for 6th article in fond wordsâ€”for which I am much obliged. I am ready to begin to print â€˜health books.â€™ When shall we meet and complete agreementâ€ The letter is in good condition with toning at the edges. e ALS. 1pg. 4 Â¾â€ x 7 Â¾â€. October 24 1876. London England. An autograph letter signed â€œB. W. Richardsonâ€ again receiving payment for his writing: â€œI enclose your receipt for 1 words for this month with many thanks.â€ The letter is in good condition with toning along the upper margin. f TLS. 1pg. 5â€ x 8â€. April 6 1895. London England. A typed letter signed â€œB. W. Richardsonâ€ to William Amos Esq. regarding payment receipts yet again: â€œI thought the letter I sent you was of itself a sufficient receipt but as it is not please write out what you consider a proper form and be kind enough to post it to me and I will sign it and return it at once. With reference to Guildford I though the arrangement was made at your meeting but I must have been in error.â€ Typed on Richardsonâ€™s personal letterhead from second London residence at 25 Manchester Square the document is in great condition. unknown books

Stuart Lutz Historic Documents, Inc. · États-Unis200,00 $US≈ 169,22 €

Richardson MauriceABAA

A Strong Man Needed

193220336New York: Horace Liveright Inc. Very Good in Very Good dj. c.1932. First American Edition. Hardcover. spine just a bit turned small dent in top edge of front cover minor fraying at spine ends; jacket bright and attractive in spite of a bit of irregular fading along the spine and a touch of creasing at top of spine. The first novel by this English journalist and short-story writer a rather self-consciously "madcap" satire: the jacket blurb promises "amazing swoops of cuckoo fun and general insanities and at the same time grand satire and a healthy if absurd romance." The wackiness centers around the Cadwallows who in addition to being "one of the noblest and nuttiest families in England" also happen to be teetering on the brink of impoverishment. Potential salvation from their financial plight arrives in the person of Miss Wilhelmina Harkaway known as "Bill" a nine-foot-tall giantess who has been brought from Australia by the family's youngest son. She is readily adopted by the Cadwallow clan and with the patronage of a wealthy and even more eccentric friend a scheme is hatched to launch her on a prizefighting career and thereby reap a fortune. This isn't due to any discernible skill on her part in that regard or even to any inherent combativeness in her nature -- she's really quite a nice young lady of nineteen -- but simply because well it's that kind of book. Not surprisingly her enormous size and commensurate strength permits her to defeat all challengers and in no time at all she becomes a somewhat freakish celebrity even at one point going on an American tour. The human-freak-boxing angle is of interest as the author did a little amateur boxing himself as a young man and later garnered praise for a series of short fantasy stories about a "dwarf surrealist boxer" named Engelbrecht. This item is featured in ReadInk's E-Catalog 3.1 which can be perused in full at our website. Not everything in that catalog is listed on whatever site you're seeing this. . Horace Liveright, Inc. hardcover books

ReadInk · États-Unis200,00 $US≈ 169,22 €

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