Photocopy of a letter from James Joyce to Grant Richards, 1

Photocopy of a letter from James Joyce, Via Giovanni Boccaccio, Trieste, Austria to Grant Richards, in which he agrees to modify certain words and passages in 'Counterparts' and other stories in order that the story 'Two Gallants' may be included. Suggests to Richards that he find another printer 'who was dumb from his birth, or, if none such can be found, a person who will not 'argue the point'. Concludes by saying that he has sent Richards a copy of a Dublin paper which will illustrate that 'the Irish are the most spiritual race on the face of the earth' and hopes that this will reconcile him to 'Dubliners'. States that he seriously believes that Richards 'will retard the course of civilisation in Ireland by preventing the Irish people from having one good look at themselves in my nicely polished looking-glass'.