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In order that T.S. Eliot may leave his work in Lloyd's bank and devote his whole time to litterature, we are raising a fund ... <This notice for private circulation only>

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [1922]
Call number: 445878
Creator: Bel Esprit(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 19 cm
Associated people: Pound, Ezra, (1885-1972.); Aldington, Richard, (1892-1962.); Pound, Ezra, (1885-1972.)
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In order that T.S. Eliot may leave his work in Lloyd's bank and devote his whole time to litterature, we are raising a fund ... <This notice for private circulation only>

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T.S. Eliot : a study of his writings by several hands

[Eliot, T.S. (Thomas Stearns), 1888-1965]. To Dunstan Thompson, 1918-1975, 4 pieces, (1947-1948). Note: these 4 pieces not written by T.S. Eliot but were written on his behalf by secretaries; also includes one typewritten copy

Attention!!! : The undersigned propose to raise a company to be enlisted for the war ... we deem it unnecessary to make any appeal to the true men of the South ... We, therefore, simply give notice ... Feb. 20th., 1862

Memoir of William R. Grant, M.D., late professor of anatomy in the Medical department of Pennsylvania College. : With a notice of his theory of the foetal circulation. Read to the College of Physicians of Philadelphia. March 2, 1853

Memoir of William R. Grant, M.D., late professor of anatomy in the Medical department of Pennsylvania College. : With a notice of his theory of the foetal circulation. Read to the College of physicians of Philadelphia. March 2, 1853