Letter from Ernest Druce, Newport Pagnell, to Christopher Millard, 1908 November 20 : autograph manuscript signed.

Thanking him for a note and promising to call on him when in London; informing Millard that a friend of his named Greaves ("a curate at Kettering"), once told him that Millard had become a Catholic priest and asking if it is true, adding that his own views "have tended very strongly to Catholicism", but that "not being a parson" he does not think he will ever leave the Anglican Church; stating that he would be happy to receive a letter from Millard, but asking that it contain no references to his past writings aside from his recently published book of sonnets, in which "there is some writing warmly praising the medieval church and sneering at our modern establishment."