DAY-LEWIS Cecil - ALS authorizing an extract from a poem Autograph Type_Photographs

DAY-LEWIS Cecil - ALS authorizing an extract from a poem Autograph Type_PhotographsCecil DAY LEWIS (1904 1972) Autograph Letter Signed (C. Day Lewis) to Dear Mr. Clay authorizing him to use an extract from one of his poems. 1 page large 8vo, London, 17 January 1953. By all means use an extract from Florence: Works of Art for your book. You will also have to ask permission from Jonathan Cape Ltd., as the poem is part of An Italian Visit, which they are publishing shortly.

Colonel Schwiter of the 55th Regiment

The pamphlet includes a number of illustrations of events in the Marshal’s life

but was persuaded to form a National Government

and also a cousin of Jane Austen

The paper is somewhat browned at the original folds and the edges

A letter which indicates that Cheever’s views on prizes and awards were much the same as many others possibly in the running – excellent when one agrees with them

he took part in Marshal Ney’s trial

in 1810 he was appointed Commander-in-Chief at Plymouth

but in the process she alienated both the nobility and the people of Naples

Naples and Sicily

to 5 shillings for a chaplain

and of no mistake being made