Telegram, 1916,Sept 13, London, England. [to] Mr. John Lane, Staten Island, N.Y. / Arnold Bennett. 1916.

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Telegram, 1916,Sept 13, London, England. [to] Mr. John Lane, Staten Island, N.Y. / Arnold Bennett. 1916.

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Arnold and others (William Locke, E Temple, Thurston, HG Wells) sent a telegram to John to convey to Dreiser and others authors that they are in support of their "work of high literary merit and sympathise with the authors league of american in their protest against suppression."

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Wagner College, Horrmann Library

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