Box 2

"Thank you very much for your letter of 12th January. The suggestion you make is very acceptable to us, and we look forward to hearing from you again before Easter."

"With reference to the proposed scheme for a book on Ancient History for young pupils, I should be glad to know whether it is desired that chapters dealing with pre-historic man be included, or whether the book should begin with the earliest written records."

"Thank you for your letter of 25th February. We think that there ought to be a chapter on pre-historic man."

"Thank you very much for your letter of 7th March and the scheme. I will ask Mr. Norrington on Wednesday to suggest a date for our meeting."

"With further reference to your letter of 7th March Mr. Norrington suggests today fortnight (the 28th) at 11:30 for our meeting time. Will you let me know if this suits you? Perhaps you can manage to have a short specimen of any one chapter done by then."

"Thank you for your letter with reference to the publicity arrangement for my Book of Ancient Peoples. To a scheme so comprehensive and satisfactory I have little to add. Only two suggestions occur to me..."

"We are considering the publicity arrangements for your Book of Ancient Peoples. A comprehensive scheme has been drawn up, including the sending of review copies to the papers on the enclosed list..."

"Thank you very much for your letter of 4th February and the useful suggestions. We are telling our Toronto Branch what you said about Canadian publicity and have added the two London papers to our Review List."

"If I may know the name of your correspondence, I shall be very pleased to reply to his courteous criticisms... 'thirteenth century' is with reference to Gutenberg..."

"I am afraid I forgot to give you the address of the critic. It is Mr. E.C. Woodley, Department of Education, Quebec."