MURRAY Gilbert - ALS 1918 during the General Election campaign Category_Royalty

MURRAY Gilbert - ALS 1918 during the General Election campaign Category_RoyaltyGilbert MURRAY (1866 1957) Autograph Letter Signed ("G. Murray") to "My dear Gardiner" [A. G. Gardiner, editor of the Liberal newspaper, the Daily News] discussing his campaigning for Liberal candidates in the days before the 1918 General Election. 3 pages 8vo, Bradford on Avon, 6 December 1918. "I am down here in the Westbury Division speaking for Geoffrey Howard, who is opposed by a Coalition Tory & a new Labour man. This Labour man happens to be

The enemy has entirely evacuated its camp at Neuwied and has passed to Cahn [Caan] near Dietz

for they have an aversion to the English

I hope he pulls the good old country together and makes a success of his administration

and great contribution to the music world

might be rather less neutral & more definitely Liberal in such cases as this

Wood / Proms Jubilee / 1944”

2 pages folio

their upbringing

so that if I be not at yur House by that Time do not expect me for that Day

and the violent strike resulting from these conditions

I mean cases where (1) the Liberal is the sitting member

The Duchesse d’Etampes