WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS - TYPED LETTER SIGNED 07/10/1911

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HistoryForSale tm Autographs & Manuscripts Make an Offer Today and Get a Quick Response! Take a Look at This Week's Specials!WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS - TYPED LETTER SIGNED 07/10/1911 - HFSID 172353WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS. ALS: " WB Yeats " on integral leaf, 2p, 4¼x7, conjoining leaves. 18. Woburn Buildings, W.C., 1917 April 7. To " Dear Mr. Duncan ". In full: " I enclose paper proof of Pamphlets which please let me have back as soon as possible. Printer is very slow now & I would like to have it out soon after the Easter holiday. Your committee asked to see it but I hope it will not be necessary & delay it. [word crossed out] Would you mind correcting the names [illegible] the [illegible] memorial. The printer has guessed [illegible]. I am afraid my letter yesterday may have sounded unsympathetic. I think your Dave much excellent but I must personally be very careful while I am in negotiation. Is Oct 1915 right re your appointment as curator. Please put it right or wrong. " Handwritten postscript: " If I go to Dublin you may have to fill in at [illegible] as I am getting a book ready, [cross out] [one line illegible]. Your committee may know of one. It will be all right if Mrs. Byrne is fine. I shall write to her. " In the year of this letter, William Butler Yeats (1865-1939), one of the world's greatest lyric poets, published "At the Hawks read more