Letter to Robert D. Clark, 1921 February 9.

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Letter to Robert D. Clark, 1921 February 9.

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Refuses to cater to or seek the respect of business, political, and social leaders, whom he considers his mental inferiors. Comments on SInclair Lewis' Main Street and his own The Beautiful and Damned.

4 p.

Minnesota Historical Society Library

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