(Untitled), 19 Mar 1901

Item

Reference Code: GBR/0014/CHAR 28/77/71

Scope and Contents

Letter from George Bernard Shaw (10 Adelphi Terrace [London) to William Earl Hodgson in which he suggests that the proofs of several of the articles from the Anglo Saxon Review (including his article "A word more about Verdi") should be circulated to the relevant "feuilletonists" to ensure a certain amount of publicity for the magazine which it might not otherwise receive because it is expensive.

Dates

Creation: 19 Mar 1901

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