“I AMVERY ANXIOUS ABOUTTHE FUTURE”
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CHURCHILL,WINSTON S.Typed Letter Signed, with holograph salutation and
closing and postscript, to biographer Philip Guedalla, thanking him for his letter, stating
that recent events have done much harm in the United States, suggesting a meeting, and
adding a holograph postscript:“I am v[er]y anxious about the future.”
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page, 4to, personal
stationery; folds, faint foxing along upper edge, staple holes and creases at upper left corner.
“Chartwell”Westerham, 22 April 1938
[2,500/3,500]
WITH
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Two items: A retained copy of Guedalla’s three-page letter to Churchill, dated April
20, 1938, explaining that American opinion in Washington and elsewhere had been “embar-
rassingly pro-British” until March, when it was “replaced by a feeling that H[er] M[ajesty’s]
G[overnment] had turned its back on the free peoples and decided to fraternise with the gang-
sters [Nazis]” * Philip Guedalla.
Mr. Churchill
. 8vo, publisher’s cloth; dust jacket. New
York, (1942). Later edition.