Letters, 1903-1923.

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Letters, 1903-1923.

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Discussing Hough's writing, especially the stories accepted by Saturday Evening Post, Century, and Outing magazines; mentioning the success of his novel, The Covered Wagon; concerning his work for the war effort during WWI; regarding his conservation activities.

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