HOARE Sir Samuel - TLS 1935 to Ronald Storrs regarding his speech on TE Lawrence Category_History

HOARE Sir Samuel - TLS 1935 to Ronald Storrs regarding his speech on TE Lawrence Category_HistorySir Samuel HOARE (1880 1959) Typed Letter Signed (Samuel Hoare) with autograph postscript to Sir Ronald Storrs, complimenting him on the text of a speech on T. E. Lawrence which Storrs had sent him. 1 page 4to, Foreign Office SW1, 16 July 1935. Writing two months after the death of T. E. Lawrence, Hoare compliments Storrs, who had known Lawrence well and worked with him, on his article: Thank you very much for your kind congratulations and the change

Prince de la Moskowa“) to a doctor [identified in pencil by a later collector as Baron Seutin]

two became historically significant in their own right: Marie Antoinette

Pierre Renoir was a successful actor who had made his stage debut ten years earlier

The recto is a warrant directing that the customary annual one day’s pay should be deducted “out of the Payments made to our Guards Garrisons and Land Forces in Great Britain

again addressed to Professor Citron

14 June 1972

sister of George III of Great Britain

It seems to amuse them

but Wood himself was also greatly admired as a conductor by the musicians who worked with him

The printed catalogue of an exhibition of Henry Moore's work held at the Curt Valentin Gallery

simplicity and the correct use of words remains important today

river to the detriment of commerce in Antwerp