Letter about concentrating books into one (ca. 1907): Difference between revisions
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This letter was written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, ca. 1907, from Regent Hotel, Royal Leamington Spa (UK) to an unknown recipient.
Letter
My dear Sir
I am trying to concentrate my books into one law firm at present as I fear I can't promise what to ask.
- I wish you all luck
- Yours very truly
- Arthur Conan Doyle.
