Frederick Jackson postcard to Mrs. H. E. Poole [1959 March 16]

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Frederick Jackson postcard to Mrs. H. E. Poole [1959 March 16]

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Frederick Jackson, brother of American novelist Charles Jackson, wrote this postcard to Mrs. H. E. Poole of Glenora, New York, to convey greetings from American composer and author Paul Bowles, whom Jackson had just seen at a Tennessee Williams play in Philadelphia.

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