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Letter to Edwin Wilcox from Edmund Clerihew Bentley

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22nd September 1910

Part of Wilcox (Edwin) Papers

Concerning the sights of France, French industry, the Lebaudy Airship, French transport.

Letter to Edwin Wilcox from Edmund Clerihew Bentley

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27th November 1910

Part of Wilcox (Edwin) Papers

Concerning the political situation, the conduct of politics, and journalist/editor [James Louis] Garvin.

Letter to Edwin Wilcox from Edmund Clerihew Bentley

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3rd December 1910

Part of Wilcox (Edwin) Papers

Concerning the election and Arthur Balfour, and promise of a referendum.

Letter to Edwin Wilcox from Edmund Clerihew Bentley

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20th March 1911

Part of Wilcox (Edwin) Papers

Concerning the German press.

Letter to Edwin Wilcox from Edmund Clerihew Bentley

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25th April 1912

Part of Wilcox (Edwin) Papers

Concerning donations to the Titanic Fund, the women's suffrage movement and rumours of a planned attack on Germany.

Letter to Edwin Wilcox from Edmund Clerihew Bentley

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2nd April 1913

Part of Wilcox (Edwin) Papers

Concerning Marconi and the prospect of British Ministers owning shares in the Marconi Companies.

Letter to Edwin Wilcox from Edmund Clerihew Bentley

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30th December 1913

Part of Wilcox (Edwin) Papers

Concerning an anecdote from Prince Albert of Schleiswig-Holstein regarding Kaiser Willhelm's reaction to a Lloyd George speech in 1912, and the prospect of war.

Letter to Edwin Wilcox from Edmund Clerihew Bentley