Mentions favourable reviews of his book 'The Sheepfold' though publisher at first fearful of presentation. 'I have been laughing over the election results'; disgusted by extravagances of public opinion; 'Kaiser's head on a charger' etc. Will gladly speak for her at Blandford if she contests E. Dorset. Interested in prison reform. 'Rather fun a rank rebel being the first woman MP' Fears for safety of her house in Harley Street 'Demos when his blood is up, hasn't much sense of beauty or of discretion either'.
Laurence Housman to Mrs Cavendish Bentinck
This material is held atWomen's Library Archives
- Reference
- GB 106 9/08/270
- Former Reference
- GB 106 ALC/2572
- Dates of Creation
- 30 Dec 1918
- Physical Description
- 1 item