Correspondence – Outgoing, 1962-1975

Correspondence includes: Letter to Stephen W. Blodget at The Conservation Foundation regarding a change in address, grant payments, and research on the Atlantic salmon from European fishery biologists – Dec. 3, 1962; Letter to Morley Kennerley at Faber and Faber Ltd regarding publication and details for Netboy’s manuscript as well as biographical information – Dec. 10, 1965; Letter to Morley Kennerley regarding chapters in Netboy’s manuscript – Jan. 31, 1966; Letter to Morley Kennerley regarding title ideas for Netboy’s manuscript as well as who he will send his chapter to for editing – Feb. 26, 1966; Letter to Peter du Sautoy at Faber and Faber Ltd regarding a contract received from Morley Kennerley and copy editing for the manuscript – Mar. 9, 1966; Letter to Miss Ford about where to promote Netboy’s manuscript and a change in title for the manuscript – Dec. 11, 1967; Letter to Miss Ford with a list of people/places to send review copies of the manuscript – Feb. 8, 1968; Letter to Ann Orford at Queenwood House Ltd about sending copies of the manuscript to locations in Canada – Feb. 27, 1968; Letter to Paul Brooks, vice president and director at Houghton Mifflin Publishing Co. regarding the Wilderness Conference in Seattle, receiving an advance, and different school districts interested in purchasing Netboy’s manuscript – Mar. 12, 1968; Letter to Russell Train at The Conservation Foundation regarding reviews of the manuscript and its theme of conservation – Mar. 31, 1968; Letter to Darcy Coyle at Houghton Mifflin Publishing Co. regarding which newspapers to advertise the manuscript in – May 29, 1968; Letter to Paul Brooks at Houghton Mifflin Co. regarding problems with Faber and Faber, and information on his new book, “Man and The Salmon” – May 20, 1969; Letter to Paul Brooks at Houghton Mifflin Co. regarding editing Netboy’s new book and leaving Faber and Faber, as well as his article on salmon fishing on the Pacific Coast in Continental magazine – June 3, 1969; Letter to Paul Brooks at Houghton Mifflin Co. regarding an outline for Netboy’s book – Aug. 23, 1969; Letter to Monsieur Pierre Phelipot about publishing a limited edition portion of Netboy’s book on Atlantic salmon to be released in France – Mar. 27, 1971; Letter to Anne Courtemanche regarding the French edition of Netboy’s book and translation – Mar. 27, 1971; Letter to Mrs. Amussen regarding the sports fishing chapters in Netboy’s book – Apr. 21, 1971; Letter to Anne Courtemanche about the possibility of selling “Man and The Salmon” in Japan and Russia – May 17, 1971; Letter to Paul Brooks at Houghton Mifflin Co. with information on “Man and The Salmon” and its French translation as well as a temporary address Netboy could be reached at – July 7, 1971; Letter to Paul Brooks at Houghtin Mifflin Co. regarding maps to be used in the manuscript – July 10, 1971; Letter to Paul Brooks at Houghton Mifflin Co. regarding a biography on Gifford Pinchot – Feb. 22, 1972; Letter to Paul Brooks at Houghton Mifflin Co. regarding chapters in Netboy’s manuscript – Mar. 3, 1972; Letter to Mary K. Harmen at Houghton Mifflin Co. regarding “Man and The Salmon” and a proposal for a new book – Apr. 14, 1972; Letter to Austin Olney regarding copies of Netboy’s book to be sent out – Dec. 11, 1972; Thank you letter to Jeff – Feb. 13, 1973; Letter to Donald Ellegood at the University of Washington Press about no longer using a map from one of his books due to the price – Mar. 29, 1973; Letter to Austin Olney regarding advertisement for Netboy’s book in his absence – May 16, 1973; Letter to Austin Olney regarding the length of Netboy’s book – June 26, 1973; Letter to Ruth Hapgood regarding edits on the manuscript and the price range for it – Aug. 16, 1973; Letter to Mr. Kemp requesting a paper “The Preferences Clause in the Boneville Act” from the archives – Oct. 28, 1975.