P (General) /repositories/5/archival_objects/890352 1 box 1924-1928 Palomares, Miguel, publisher of Costa Rica /repositories/5/archival_objects/890543 1 folder 1927 8 9 Scope and Contents

ALS (7 October 1927), in French, about his books (which have been sent him by Allen Crandall)

Pantheon Publishing Company of Budapest /repositories/5/archival_objects/890544 1 folder 1927 8 9 Scope and Contents

TLS (13 October 1927) asking for a copy of the English edition of the autobiography in order that they can consider a translation of the book.

Parsons, Ernest B /repositories/5/archival_objects/890545 1 folder 1927 8 9 Scope and Contents

4 TLsS and 3 ALsS (2 March 1927 to 29 February 1928), plus one copy letter from FH to Parsons. Letters from a committed fan who seems to have fancied himself as a writer and was desperate to escape office life. He must be the Ernest Bryham Parsons whose play ("in seventeen acts"!) was published at Nice in 1930.

Pearson, Hesketh /repositories/5/archival_objects/890546 1 folder 1927 8 9 Scope and Contents

TLS (26 September 1927). "Don't forget to send me the first copy you get of the Life of Wilde with your Final Preface ... I hear that Lunn [i.e. Hugh Kingsmill] is trying to arrange a complete edition of your works over here. Excellent!"

Pearson, Gladys /repositories/5/archival_objects/890547 1 folder undated 8 9 Scope and Contents

ALS (21 March, n.y.), saying that Hesketh has asked her to send some poems, but that she cannot do anything more as he is away and not back until September.

Phillips, Arthur, of Press Chambers, Strand, London /repositories/5/archival_objects/890548 1 folder 1924 8 9 Scope and Contents

TLS (17 June 1924) about plans to import copies for sale: "As to Douglas I do not think that there will be much trouble in this direction."

Pitt & Scott Ltd., shippers /repositories/5/archival_objects/890549 1 folder 1928 8 9 Scope and Contents

Small collection of letters from them (25 January to 2 March 1928) relating to books owned by FH and stored by them in Paris, with draft letter in reply by FH, undated.

Pitzell, Adelyn /repositories/5/archival_objects/890550 1 folder 1927 8 9 Scope and Contents

ALS (Paris, 27 November 1927): "So you've been lecturing in Berlin! Brave man!, Must everyone have your strength of character to get through this life creditably?", with copy letter from FH telling her that her story is "very slight, altogether too slight for its length."

Pollack, Martyn P., of Birmingham, England /repositories/5/archival_objects/890551 1 folder 1927 8 9 Scope and Contents

3 ALsS (March-May 1927) about the arrival of books

Powers, Mrs. Othaliah K., of Santa Cruz, California /repositories/5/archival_objects/890552 1 folder 1927-1928 8 9 Scope and Contents

3 ALsS and one TLS (25 July 1927 to 24 February 1928), and one copy reply by FH. Substantial letters by a Californian female admirer who clearly believed every word he wrote: "What a constitution you have! Your experience in a caisson – with bella donna & the black water fever in Africa! What you can stand!!!"

Preece, F. W., booksellers of Adelaide, Australia /repositories/5/archival_objects/890553 1 folder undated 8 9 Scope and Contents

3 TLsS relating to orders for books by FH

Others /repositories/5/archival_objects/890554 1 folder 1927-1928 8 9 Scope and Contents

Also: Paul Perpoest of Ghent (1927); E. D. Pressly of Mexico (1927); Peacock Printing Company of Seattle (1927); James B. Pinker, literary agent of London (1927); Felix Padilla of the U.S. Virgin Islands (2, 1927); copy letter from FH to Wilhelmina Paul of Pennsylvania (1928), encouraging her to write frankly about his autobiography; Noel Pistatour of Nice – two bills for binding books (1927-8); and a few others.