Letters to Michael J. Lennon, mainly from Monique Fourty of Paris but also from French archival and diplomatic sources dealing with research undertaken in France on his behalf regarding translations into French of the works of Dickens, and also regarding possible contacts between Michael Doheny in America and the French left-wing politician Claude Pelletier, with drafts or copies of letters by Lennon, 1958-1963.

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  by: Moody, T. W.
  Published: (1945)