| Content Description | Refers to an essay of D.H.L. which she gave him permission to use in his new magazine 'Encounter'; regrets that the University of Cincinnati, who own the MS, have refused permission; (comment added by Frieda, 'This essay must have been stolen'); mentions that S.S. Koteliansky is willing to let him publish six of the many unpublished letters from Lawrence that he holds; explains that they contain nothing personal and that through them he hopes to present a picture of the world just before 1930; offers to send her typescripts of these letters but assures her there is nothing in them to offend anyone.
Letter is written on official letter paper of British Society For Cultural Freedom; its address details are cancelled and Spender's own address written below; it is attached to Frieda Lawrence's letter to Laurence Pollinger (La Mc 2/1/258/1). |