Autograph letter signed : Los Angeles, to Frederick B. Adams, Jr., 1939 Aug. 26.

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Autograph letter signed : Los Angeles, to Frederick B. Adams, Jr., 1939 Aug. 26.

Concerning books by D.H. Lawrence, an essay on Lawrence for The Colophon, and criticizing Robert Bennett's The Wrath of John Steinbeck.

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