For Dauntless France An Account of Britain's Aid to the French Wounded and Victims of War with illustrations by Edmund Dulac, William Rothenstein, Herbert Ward and Mrs Wilfrid de Glehn, with hand-written letter from the author and a typed letter from the French Ambassador. Cet article n’est pas disponible.For Dauntless France An Account of Britain's Aid to the French Wounded and Victims of War with illustrations by Edmund Dulac, William Rothenstein, Herbert Ward and Mrs Wilfrid de Glehn, with hand-written letter from the author and a typed letter from the French Ambassador

15 preliminary pages, 372 pages, colour frontispiece plate by Edmund Dulac, 5 black and white plates, very good condition in publisher's cloth binding, no dust-wrapper, top and bottom of spine bumped and rubbed, edges of book spotted, some occasional light spotting of pages, top corner of rear board and last 50 pages bumped and creased. Three inscriptions on the front free end-paper - ownership inscription dated December 1918, gift inscription dated 1949 and the recipient's ownership inscription. Loosely enclosed is a hand-written letter from Laurence Binyon to "My Dear de Glehn" dated 1 January 1916 on 4 sides of a British Museum Department (multiple horizontal folds, edge tears on the central horizontal fold, hole at the intersection of the fold with the vertical fold). Also enclosed is a typed, signed letter from the French Ambassador to Major Pat-a-Becket dated September 5th 1916 (in postal envelope).The letter acknowledges a contribution to the French Red Cross.