Letters, 1903-1913, to [Philip D] Sherman, [Oberlin, Ohio].

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Letters, 1903-1913, to [Philip D] Sherman, [Oberlin, Ohio].

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[1] 1903, June 18, Manitou, Colorado [6 p.].--Describes Colorado scenes. Mentions Sherman's poems and his [Cawein's] wife's musical abilities and literary tastes. [2] 1913, July 29, Louisville, Ky. [3 p. with envelope].--Informing him that the bad review of The Poet, the Fool and the Faeries was written by Shaemus O'Sheel not Joyce Kilmer.

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Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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