Vol. I (ff. 75). Letters of English and American poets and writers (Bax-Zangwill).includes:ff. 1-8 Clifford Bax, author: Letters to E. W. Scripture: 1921-1927.: Signed.f. 8 Clifford Bax, author: Poem, 'Migration': n.d.: Typewritten.f. 8 Poetry ... Unspecified

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