Letter :
from James Joyce, Hotel S. Christophe, La Baule to Paul Léon,
1939 Oct. 9.
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| Summary: | Has received letter and telegrams from his son and from Léon, wrote to his daughter-in-law, will Léon ask Dr Fontaine to return the two letters Joyce sent her, his daughter has not been well since her arrival in La Baule, she is the only person who remembered the 35th anniversary of the Joyces's marriage, Dr O'Brien and his friends from the Rockefeller Foundation gave a supper in honour of the Joyces to their great surprise, financial matters, the O'Casey book he received was not the edition he wanted, he did not get the Berkeley, send Pelorson's article to his publishers in London and to Curran, repeat anything special in Miss Weaver's letter, it is impossible to hide anything from his wife because she opens his post, she tears up anything that looks like 'rubbish', he will send certificate of existence to his lawyers, he sent everything back to Gorman, thanks Giorgio for his telegram and thank Léon's brother-in-law for what he has done to help Giorgio, ask Miss Weaver to find out if there have been any reviews of his book in the Sunday Times since the 27 September, encloses list of clothes which he had asked his daughter-in-law to send, will Léon find out if she did so and if not have them sent on. |
| In collection: | The James Joyce - Paul Léon Papers, 1930-1940. |
| Format: | Manuscript |
| Language: | French |
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October 9 1939
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| Notes: | Autograph letter signed. Letter is written in French. The James Joyce-Paul Léon Papers have been partially digitised and catalogued online. A select number of items can be viewed online. The remainder of the collection is available on microfiche in the Department of Manuscripts. Available on microfiche; Physical description: 1 letter (5pp.). Citations/References: The James Joyce Paul Léon Papers : a catalogue / Catherine Fahy. - Dublin : National Library of Ireland p. 35. more |
| Access: | Access restricted. Digitised images are available online. |
| Arrangement: | Item. |
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Letter : from James Joyce, Hotel S. Christophe, La Baule to Paul Léon,
1939 Oct. 9.
| In Collection: | The James Joyce - Paul Léon Papers, 1930-1940. |
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| Description: | Has received letter and telegrams from his son and from Léon, wrote to his daughter-in-law, will Léon ask Dr Fontaine to return the two letters Joyce sent her, his daughter has not been well since her arrival in La Baule, she is the only person who remembered the 35th anniversary of the Joyces's marriage, Dr O'Brien and his friends from the Rockefeller Foundation gave a supper in honour of the Joyces to their great surprise, financial matters, the O'Casey book he received was not the edition he wanted, he did not get the Berkeley, send Pelorson's article to his publishers in London and to Curran, repeat anything special in Miss Weaver's letter, it is impossible to hide anything from his wife because she opens his post, she tears up anything that looks like 'rubbish', he will send certificate of existence to his lawyers, he sent everything back to Gorman, thanks Giorgio for his telegram and thank Léon's brother-in-law for what he has done to help Giorgio, ask Miss Weaver to find out if there have been any reviews of his book in the Sunday Times since the 27 September, encloses list of clothes which he had asked his daughter-in-law to send, will Léon find out if she did so and if not have them sent on. |
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October 9 1939
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| Language: | French |
| Extent: | 1 letter (5pp.). Available on microfiche; National Library of Ireland, Department of Manuscripts Reading Room. |
| Format: | Manuscript |
| Call Number: |
JJPL 01/05/208-1
(Manuscripts Reading Room) |
| Access Conditions: | Access restricted. Digitised images are available online. |
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