X928/7/1/3/6

Letter from Ambrose Argenti to his daughters Marigo and Virginia. Sent from 27 Throgmorton Street, London EC2 (letterhead of Argenti, Sechari & Co).

Wednesday, no date. c.1938-1939

From: 1938 To: 1939

Details of social events; cinema, dining out and theatre. Also attendance at a memorial service. 'Pandia is going on well and every day lessens the chances of another attack.' 'Business dead and markets rather dull.' Comments about Hitler and the situation in Eurpoe. Hopes that LLwellyn is seeing that his daughters are increasing their historical knowledge as well as reducing the contents of their pockets in slot machines on the pier.

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Argenti, Ambrose,
Argenti, Marigo,
Argenti, Virginia,
Sechiari, Pandia

CORRESPONDENCE, London Throgmorton Street, illness