BLACKWELL FAMILY             KITTY BARRY           From Longrams Grem + Co Copy

39 Paternoster Row
London EC

Dec. 4th 1913.

Longmans Green & Co.

Dear Madam,

We find that under the agreement for Dr. Blackwell's 
"Pioneer Work" dated April 1895, the copyright is 
vested in us. As, however, there is a clause providing 
that five years after the date of publication the agreement 
might be terminated by either party giving three months 
notice of intention to do so. We should not make anyclaim on the new edition 
which you propose to publish. 
It would be, of course, open to 
Dr. Blackwell's executors 
now to give the necessary 
notice.

We remain Dear Madam
Yours faithfully
Longmans Green & Co


Miss Katharine Barry.
Hotel Kilmun
Holy LochLongmans, Green & Co
443 to 449, Fourth Avenue,
and Thirtieth Street,
New York.

8, Hornby Road,
Bombay.

303, Bowbazar Street,
Calcutta.

Telegraphic Address: Longmans, Cent, London 
(two words for United Kingdom)
Telephone 3670 City (2 Lines)

39 Paternoster Row,
London, E.C.

December 4th 1913.

Dear Madam,

We find that under the agreement for Dr. Blackwell's 
"Pilgrim Work" dated April 1895., the Copyright is 
vested in us. As, however, there is a clause providing 
that five years after the date of publication the agreement might be terminated by either party 
giving three months 
notice of intention to do so, we should not make any 
claim on the new edition which you propose to publish. 
It would be, of course, open to Dr. Blackwell's executors 
now to give the necessary notice.

We remain, Dear Madam,
Yours faithfully,
Longmans Green & Co


Miss Katharine Barry,
Hotel,
Lilmun,
Holy Loch.


Longmans, Green & Co
443 to 449, Fourth Avenue,
and Thirtieth Street,
New York.

8, Hornby Road,
Bombay.

303, Bowbazar Street,
Calcutta.

Telegraphic Address: Longmans, Cent, London 
(two words for United Kingdom)
Telephone 3670 City (2 Lines)

39 Paternoster Row,
London, E.C.

December 12th 1913.

Dear Madam,

We are in receipt of your letter of December 9th and 
do not understand what the difficulty is in regard to 
Dr. Blackwell's book. In our letter of December 4th we 
wrote to you that we should not make any claim on 
the new edition, and we also wrote on the same date 
to Mr Rhys, the editor of the Everyman Library to the same effect. 

We remain, Dear Madam,
Yours faithfully,
Longmans Green & Co

Miss Katharine Barry.