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* GOOD WORDS. SUNDAY MAGAZINE. TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS! "CONTEMPORARY, LONDON." ISBISlER & CO., LlMVidD. 15 & 16, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden, London, W.C. isbister's school books, prize book8, Ac. Office of MANAGING DIRECTOR, May I3th* ■/< 'fl? Doar Sir, I em glad to get your letter of April 28th. ye are in cosr~naic&tIon with Lipplncott's for the novel. Shat is to say, that wo have definitely closed for the English rights with IIoGluro, who in transferring the Zsorican rights to Lippincott's reoorved the English rights for us, but it remains for us by nogotiction with Lippincot^s to deoifle whether v© will buy a sot of plates frco thczs, or whether we will set the type for ourselves o^er novo, 5*he decision of this matter depends chiefly:- Eirstly; On whether the form and style of typchet by the Lippincott's suits us, and f-?condly: On their being willing to use English spelling throughout. I have cczr-ianicated with them through their Manager, who happens to be 2n London, end oxpoot an eerly reply. X!oply£sjg to your question as to what, if any differences, the boy£ng of platos make. I would say that vhen one rubllshor bays shoots of a book, from another, a doflnite prloa ia paid far ©coh copy, aeeonlins to the siso of Vm pass and
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Transcript | * GOOD WORDS. SUNDAY MAGAZINE. TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS! "CONTEMPORARY, LONDON." ISBISlER & CO., LlMVidD. 15 & 16, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden, London, W.C. isbister's school books, prize book8, Ac. Office of MANAGING DIRECTOR, May I3th* ■/< 'fl? Doar Sir, I em glad to get your letter of April 28th. ye are in cosr~naic&tIon with Lipplncott's for the novel. Shat is to say, that wo have definitely closed for the English rights with IIoGluro, who in transferring the Zsorican rights to Lippincott's reoorved the English rights for us, but it remains for us by nogotiction with Lippincot^s to deoifle whether v© will buy a sot of plates frco thczs, or whether we will set the type for ourselves o^er novo, 5*he decision of this matter depends chiefly:- Eirstly; On whether the form and style of typchet by the Lippincott's suits us, and f-?condly: On their being willing to use English spelling throughout. I have cczr-ianicated with them through their Manager, who happens to be 2n London, end oxpoot an eerly reply. X!oply£sjg to your question as to what, if any differences, the boy£ng of platos make. I would say that vhen one rubllshor bays shoots of a book, from another, a doflnite prloa ia paid far ©coh copy, aeeonlins to the siso of Vm pass and |
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