Address: The Lodge, Eton College (for 4 items). 5 letters to Dr [Charles] Singer on topics connected with medieval manuscript studies. Refers to the Aberdeen University Library Bestiary, saying: 'I don't supposed I shall pay much heed to bestiaries now' [i.e. since the publication of his edition of 'The Bestiary' (1928)].
All letters are autograph, with signatures.
Montague Rhodes James letter
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- Dates of Creation1st Mar 1929 - 30th Apr 1929
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- Language of MaterialEnglish
- Physical Description7" x 4.5" 5 items (5 leaves)
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