Letter, 1946 Jan. 4, to Harold G. Rugg.

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Letter, 1946 Jan. 4, to Harold G. Rugg.

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Sends copy of his Stephen Crane New Year's greeting, and explains that it is the original draft of a poem published in War is kind.

[1] leaf ; 21 cm.

Dartmouth College Library

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Schoberlin, Melvin H., 1912-

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