Letter, 1939 March 4, Richmond, to Dr. Milton Kronovet, Brooklyn [manuscript].

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Letter, 1939 March 4, Richmond, to Dr. Milton Kronovet, Brooklyn [manuscript].

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Glasgow comments on his question as to "whether American realism has contributed anything beyond Balzac and Zola" by noting that she does "not classify Balzac as a realist, and that Zola seems to me a naturalistic ... writer."

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