[Three A.L.s to Miss Chapin, Red Cloud, [1927-1929?]]. [1927-1929?]

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[Three A.L.s to Miss Chapin, Red Cloud, [1927-1929?]]. [1927-1929?]

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Miss Chapin worked at the Forum magazine, which serialized Death comes for the archbishop in 1927 and published "Double birthday" in 1929. Letter 1 probably refers to the book, and letters 2 and 3 to the story. Letters 1 and 2 have heading "Red Cloud"; letter 2 also has date "February 15"; Letter 3, without place name, on Cather's initialed stationery.

[4] leaves ; 17-28 cm.

Drew University Library, Rose Memorial Library

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Drew University Library, Rose Memorial Library

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Cather, Willa, 1873-1947

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