Papers of Malcolm Cowley [manuscript], 1969.

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Papers of Malcolm Cowley [manuscript], 1969.

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In a letter, 1969 November 30, Cowley, Sherman, Ct., writes to John Graham of the University of Virginia re: the renewal of copyright on a review of "A farewell to arms." With the letter is a request, 1969 November 30, signed by Cowley and Graham, to use the review in a textbook "Studies in: A farewell to arms".

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