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Correspondence from Emma Goldman to Norman Mudd
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[In response to Norman Mudd's An Open Letter to Lord Beaverbrook.]
[circa September 1924]
Dear Sir,
I fear you have failed to understand what I told you when you were here. I repeat I am too poor to be a help to anybody just now. Neither can I lend my name as support to any undertaking until I myself am on my feet. . . . I cannot believe that you are so hard pressed after seeing Mr. Crowley last night at one of the cafés [in Paris] with a lot of his friends.
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