Henry Handel Richardson letters and papers, 1929-1946.

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Henry Handel Richardson letters and papers, 1929-1946.

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The collection consists of seven items: three letters; a signed manuscript copy of the story And women must weep, with pencil corrections; signed copy of the same story published in the U.S. as The grown-up ball; postcard with her photograph and signature; copy of an article by Bruce Sutherland published in New York herald tribune book review. Includes a letter to Brandt & Brandt, 7 Dec. 1929, asking about several stories she had submitted for publication; and two letters to American collector Paul Lemperly, responding to questions in letters he had sent.

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Pennsylvania State University Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 7627227

Pennsylvania State University Libraries

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Brandt & Brandt,

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Lemperly, Paul, 1858-1939

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Epithet: American book collector British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000001083.0x000227 ...

Sutherland, Bruce, 1904-

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Bruce Sutherland (1904-1970) was a Penn State professor and scholar of Australian literature. He came to Penn State in 1947, served as acting head of the English Department in 1957, and established the Moody Collection of Australian literature and works of art. From the description of Bruce Sutherland papers, 1940-1967. (Pennsylvania State University Libraries). WorldCat record id: 613377835 ...

Richardson, Henry Handel, 1870-1946

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Henrietta Richardson Robinson, writing as Henry Handel Richardson, was a major Australian novelist rather forgotten in the rest of the world. Although she lived most of her adult life in Germany and England, her fiction remained Australian, evoking a sense of national pride in her fans and critics and influencing numerous diverse Australian authors. From the description of Henry Handel Richardson letters and papers, 1929-1946. (Pennsylvania State University Libraries). WorldCat recor...