Note to Charles Smith [manuscript] post 1932? February 28.

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Note to Charles Smith [manuscript] post 1932? February 28.

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Swift writes that, regardless of his past comments about James Branch Cabell he is interested in Cabell's opinion of A knight and a day. He also states that Cabell had "unconsciously assimilated" some of his own description used in the Stepladder when he wrote These restless heads.

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Smith, Charles (Charles William), 1893-

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Possibly Charles William Smith of Liverpool, who published a series of books and articles on international trade, including Commercial gambling: the principal causes of depression in agriculture and trade (Sampson Low and Co, London, 1893), Original theories upon and remedies for depression in trade, land, agriculture and silver (Sampson Low and Co, London, 1893); International, commercial and financial gambling in `Options and Futures' (PS King and Son, 1906), and The South African war and the ...

Cabell, James Branch, 1879-1958

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Swift, Ivan, 1873-1945

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