Louis Bromfield Signed Autograph Letter

(1896 - 1956) - American writer, prize pulitzer 1927. Signed autograph letter addressed to maurice delamain bookstore stock. Large in-4, envelope with address, cut stamps.

A beautiful letter foresaw the future role of the United States during the Second World War. "Here we are in the middle-west - me after twenty-three years. And I find the experience amazing. The country is so beautiful, the life so simple, so hospitable and, it must be said, so quiet after the tragic crisis.

At the moment I am not working - I am so busy with the wounded coming from Spain and the refugees coming from central Europe. The psychological state of the United States is very curious. Fortunately, my country separates my country from Germany. Otherwise we would have been in the war already. The reaction to the euro is very curious - it seems that the people are eagerly waiting for the game - quite dirty - of international politics. For our part, the rapprochement of France and Germany had an unfriendly result for the relations between our two countries.

It is lamentable especially at the time when the United States was at the point of coming to the aid of the france - even to follow the france anywhere. Because it is true that in the event of war the people here were ready to follow roosevelt against Germany with all the wealth and strength of this rich and powerful country. The original spelling was respected. This item is in the category "collections\letters, old papers\autographs\historical persons".

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number of pages: 2
type: autograph, dedication
subtype: autograph on paper
theme: literature