Letter, [ca. 1900-1936?], [England].

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Letter, [ca. 1900-1936?], [England].

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Complains that "here in these islands few read ... & fewer still, on reading care for what I write. It was the same with dear old Hudson. His public was in the United States. Conrad also 'put in his books' in the U.S."

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Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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