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Letter from Alfred Anson to [Henry Clay] Frick, 19 February 1916
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Dear Mr. Frick. | Dear Mr. Frick. | ||
Many thanks for your | Many thanks for your | ||
letter. I have written | letter. I have written [[Lady?]] Violet Ellesmere | ||
who is my cousin + who I know | who is my cousin + who I know | ||
very well + if they want to do | very well + if they want to do | ||
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Yours very sinc[erel]y | Yours very sinc[erel]y | ||
Alfred Anson | Alfred Anson | ||
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THE SENECHAL'S HOUSE PRECINCTS CANTERBURY.
Feb. 19.
Dear Mr. Frick. Many thanks for your letter. I have written Lady? Violet Ellesmere who is my cousin + who I know very well + if they want to do anything I will let you know. We are still here without the slightest idea of what we are going to do. I will write again direct I get an answer. Yours very sinc[erel]y Alfred Anson
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