Box 2
Contains 375 Results:
Letter from Helen Corke to Donald Munro, 1948-05-16
"I can assure you that such a book as you suggest, if written to show a sense of the relative proportions of social happenings- not merely to present a picturesque collection of pretty trifles, is greatly needed in the modern secondary schools..."
Letter from Donald Munro to Helen Corke, 1948-05-21
"[...] I am trying to fix up an advisory 'editor' for each of the four periods, and his or her main function, apart from advising on the synopsis and reading proofs..."
Letter from Helen Corke to Donald Munro, 1948-05-26
"I am very sorry that I cannot be present at your authors' meeting on June 5th. or 12th., but shall hope to meet you when I get back from Europe, and hear about the arrangements arrived at..."
Letter from Donald Munro to Helen Corke, 1948-07-06
"[...] I am being badly held up with the later sections of the book, becuase our adviser for that part, Mr. H.L. Beales, is also in Germany and seems to be in no hurry to come back..."
Letter from Donald Munro to Helen Corke, 1948-08-13
"[...] I was not able to show your revised synopsis to Mr. Beales since, as you will recall, he has gone to Switzerland for a holiday, but as a general plan I think I need not hesitate to approve it..."
Letter from Helen Corke to Donald Munro, 1948-08-17
"[...] I have been gathering materials for the work during the last three weeks, and have started the writing. I will send you the first sub-section as soon as it is finished..."
Letter from Helen Corke to Donald Munro, 1948-08-21
"Herewith the first sub-section of Social History (1850-1950). Will you glance through it and say whether you think it on the right lines?..."
Letter from Donald Munro to Helen Corke, 1948-08-26
"[...] I like the style and the simplicity of the sample typescript you sent, but before returning it I should like Mr. Beale to see it. I think he is expected back next week so I am hoping I may not have to hold you up unduly..."
Letter from Helen Corke to Donald Munro, 1948-08-29
"I cannot assign away my copyright. For members of the S. of Authors the matter involves a principle. You will, I am sure, appreciate the position..."
Letter from Donald Munro to Helen Corke, 1948-09-09
"[...] With one or two minor adjustments, which Mr. Beales would be happy to discuss with you, your material and style, etc. would be acceptable..."