Box 44
Contains 129 Results:
Bertram, Anthony TLS to Ford, Oct.22, 1935
Pulborough; Dear Ford,You know that I need not say how much I appreciate your letter. It has really been a culminating encouragement
Bertram, Anthony TLS to Arthur Mizener, Nov.13, 1965
Pulborough; Dear Mr. Mizener, I can't imagine why Teddy Crankshaw gave you my address in Kent
Bertram, Anthony TLS to Arthur Mizener, Apr.16, 1966
Pulborough; Dear Mizener, I am ashamed at your letter being dated 15 March. There's been a conspiracy
Bertram, Anthony AL[draft] to Edward A. Quiglay, [Apr.8, 1972]
Sussex; Dear Mr. Quiglay, I have your letter of April the first about Ford's "Bosphorus". You speak of my having corrected typescript.
Biddle, George ALS to Ford, [n.d.]
Croton-on-Hudson, NY; My dear Ford: I have just finished reading "No More Parades" and I hope you don't mind my writing to you
Bird, Sally ALS to Ford & Janice Biala, [1937?]
Moulin de Houx; Dear Fords- Well the wedding was a great success - but we are sick to death of it
Bird, William TLS to Ford, May 21, 1928
Paris; Dear Ford, Naturally I shouldn't for worlds say anything about the matter unless you expressly wished it
Bisbing, Paul R. TLS to Associated Press, Jan.30, 1935
Philadelphia; Gentlemen: I just recently read an article in the Philadelphia Bulletin dated Jan. 26th
Bishop, Evelyn Morchard TLS to Ford, Jan.14, 1939
Exeter; Dear Sir, Coming across your address has reminded me that in the spring of last year [Verso is Fords AL[draft] to Bishop; and Ford's AL[draft] to Bartlett]
Bishop, John Peale TMS "Pound and Poetry", [1932-1933?]
[n.p.] Ezra Pound deserves praise on many counts, but not least for having so clearly understood [Written for "Cantos of Ezra Pound: Some Testimonials..."]