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In this letter Marie Seton mentions a proposed visit by Abdullah to Delhi. – the possibility of her return to London and the difficulty of writing a book in Delhi
Helene Moody Letter from Marie Seton to Ronald and Helene Moody, addressed from New Delhi
She also tells them about her stay in a hotel in Old Delhi to allow her to write – and get some perspective on New Delhi.
Helene Moody Letter from Marie Seton to Ronald and Helene Moody, addressed from New Delhi
The beginning of this letter is missing. In this letter Marie Seton describes Menon’s relationship with Nehru and the conflicts within himself crystallised by Nehru’s death. She also refers to the behind the scene fights which took place in the presence of Nehru’s corpse and Menon’s reaction to the fights. She shares further thoughts about Menon and the lack of preparations for Nehru’s death (including the absence of a death mask) due to lack of warnings.
Ronald Moody Incomplete letter from Marie Seton to Ronald Moody, addressed from New Delhi
Sent to the address, ‚152 King’s Road, Chelsea, London‘ from the Viceregal Lodge, Delhi
Sent to the address, ‚152 King’s Road, Chelsea, London‘ from the Viceregal Lodge, Delhi
In this letter Marie Seton informs Moody that Indira Gandhi will be in London for four and a half days and asks him to see her [Indira] without Helene. She provides an account of the stress Indira is undergoing and asks Moody to help her. Seton also refers to the strain which Menon’s mental state is putting on Indira.
recipient: Ronald Moody Letter from Marie Seton to Ronald Moody, addressed from New Delhi
This letter originally enclosed fabric samples for Ronald and Helene Moody’s selection. In it Seton also describes a walk around the gardens with Nehru and manifestations of his ill health.
recipient: Helene Moody Letter from Marie Seton to Helene Moody, addressed from New Delhi
