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From: The Horn Book Magazine
Date: 19990301
Author:BADER, BARBARA
Beatrix Potter appealed to Americans in 1927 to help preserve the Lake Distric countryside near her English home. She sent an illustrated letter which showed Peter Rabbit pleading like a begging dog. Potter offered a signed drawing in return for a five-dollar contribution. The appeal was carred in the Horn Book who took Potter's work seriously.
In August 1927 the Horn Book carried an appeal for help in preserving the Lake District countryside in the names of two eminent English countryfolk, Peter Rabbit and Beatrix Potter. In the illustrated letter, Peter pleads mutely, like a dog ...
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