Writes regarding the matter of the Jewish boycott. Feels that the gesture Beaton outlines is worth a trial. Feels one must consider recent world events. Is surprised at Jewish influence on the book industry. Feels Beaton is being made a scapegoat for a general problem. Will meet his publicity manager Miss Lambert as soon as possible. Feels a change in sentiment will have to come from the Jews themselves. Thanks Beaton for his hospitality at the luncheon in the country.
Joseph Wharton Lippincott. Typescript letter to Beaton.
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- Dates of Creation24 Feb. 1939
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- Physical Description1p Typewritten paper
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Administrative / Biographical History
Of J. B. Lippincott publishers, Philadelphia.
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Of J. B. Lippincott publishers, Philadelphia.
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