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NewmanL/A/A1/2/6
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- 4 Sep. 1931 (Creation)
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2 p In original envelope. paper
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Letter from Paris written between trains. Gives address in Venice and demands a reply. Alludes to financial investments in France, and business with his book shop. Expresses contempt for financial advice of reputedly clever men such as Falk, Maynard Keynes, Geoffrey Marks, and Mr Troughton. Gives "the Spanish situation" and the Barcelona strike as an example of a matter over which "clever" men have contradictory opinions. Complains about the rain. Decribes Paris fashions, including illustrations. Mentions that he might be joining the Huxleys in the West Indies. Indicates that he would like to show Lyn the sights of Paris. Looks forward to arriving in Italy where he will take a flat with Raymond.