Sam Steele's Forty Years in Canada: History or Fiction?

Steele Collection MS 2008.1.1.4.32.2

20 February 1914

Letter from Sam Steel to Mollie Glenn Niblett

Transcription of the part of the letter where Steele asks Niblett to be careful as Seeley Service could "hurt the book."

Now my dear Mrs. Niblett please see that Seeley, Service & Co., have no complaint and when you advise with anyone about the fact that you have transferred to Mrs. Jenkins, make sure that you have no law suit nor any unpleasantness to smooth over. They can hurt the book, hurt you and hurt me for they have the documents to prove that in the matter of delay I am the only one to blame.