Note. This letter arrived already torn open. - A. M.
To: Andrew Malcolm, 7 Southover Street, Brighton BN2 2UA
From: Sir Michael Atiyah, FRS, Royal Society Research Professor
Mathematical Institute 24 - 29 St Giles', Oxford OX1 3LB
Telephone Oxford (0865) 273525
Dear Mr. Malcolm,
UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
I am sorry not to have replied earlier to your letter of 9 May enquiring about your book Making Names.
Unfortunately, on investigation I discovered that I have long since disposed of the OUP papers I had for the relevant years, so I do not have access to the files and cannot therefore answer your questions.
I have however been in touch with the Press to make my own enquiries and I have passed on your letter to them in the hope that the facts you ask for can be clarified.
Yours sincerely, Michael Atiyah
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