William Lyon Mackenzie King

William Lyon Mackenzie King

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Portrait of William Lyon Mackenzie King William Lyon Mackenzie King Letter to Arthur Brentano (1933)

I can think of no more appropriate photograph to have in the library than that of one who, perhaps more than any other living person, has helped make libraries, especially those of North America, what they are. Apart from this, I cherish such a pleasant remembrance of your kindly spirit and charming personality that I am indeed delighted to have your photograph to place with a ew others I have of very deeply valued friends.
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Portrait of William Lyon Mackenzie King William Lyon Mackenzie King Letter to Arthur Brentano (1933)

The fine arts are the first to suffer in times like the present. I am glad that you continue to be the president of the new corporation. Indeed, it would be meaningless without your presence, and I much hope that, among the good things which the New Year has in store for you, may be a part ownership of the business regained at an early date.
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