Letters : 40, Well Walk, Hampstead [London], to Mrs. Grenfell, 1915 June 14 and 19.

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Letters : 40, Well Walk, Hampstead [London], to Mrs. Grenfell, 1915 June 14 and 19.

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Two letters about the work of "Michael Field," pseud. of Katherine Harris Bradley and Edith Emma Cooper. Identifies authorship of several poems in Poems of adoration and Mystic trees. Calls Cooper "incomparably the finer soul," but suggests that Bradley was her equal as a poet.

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