Letters of John Galsworthy [manuscript], 1910-1928.

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Letters of John Galsworthy [manuscript], 1910-1928.

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Correspondents include H. Newell-Smith and Eric Sewell-Alger. Galsworthy discusses the circulation of "The spirit of punishment," by the Humanitarian Society and Penal Reform League, admires Joseph Conrad and comments on his "The secret agent," and "Tales of hearsay," gives literary advice, and mentions "Villa Rubein," William Archer, Edward George Lytton, and William Ferguson Massingham.

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