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The Sins of Society
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Autograph Letters Signed from Cecil Raleigh, London, to Various People
In the letter to Farrington, Raleigh writes that he sees no reason why Daly should be worried by a claim that the balloon scene in "The Great Ruby" resembled one in "The Ruling Passion."
The Great Ruby
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Typescript Letter Signed from Cecil Raleigh, London, to Unidentified Recipient
Raleigh writes that he would be happy to contribute to the foundation of a National Theatre but he has no leisure for public speaking until the autumn. He also writes Shakespeare "was a miserably bad dramatist" and has an "undeserved reputation." Letter is addressed "Dear Sir." On letterhead from 2 Brunswick Place, Regent's Park, N.W.
The Guardsman
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The Whip
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