View source for Letter to Mrs. Harman (18 april 1922)

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This letter was written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] on 18 april 1922 from ''The Ambassador'' hotel, New York, to [[Mrs. Harman]], 601 West 116th Street, New York.

Enclosed was an additional card with two lines handwritten by Conan Doyle (see below).


== Letter ==

Dear Mrs. Harman

I could have helped you in London but conditions are strange here. Perhaps Mrs. Cogswell of the Plaza Hotel would tell you how to approach Mr. Ticknor who is very competent, but hardly a professional.

: Yours sincerely,

:: A. Conan Doyle

Ap 18


== Enclosed card ==

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Annotation by Conan Doyle :

: « ''For practical work Mr. Stead's posthumous work, "Communicating with the Unseen" (Doran) is recommended.'' »















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