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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Frank Harris Collection 1894-1924

[Thanks him for review of stories; asks if he would like to review any books at present.]

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Frank Harristo Grant Richards

[Hopes letter reaches Frank Palmer; mentions copyrights on The Man Shakespeare, Shakespeare and His Loves, and his plan to publish a complete edition of his own works; requests copy of George Morris' book on Jesus; mentions sales of The Yellow Ticketand Contemporary Portraitsand forthcoming works Oscar Wilde: His Life and Confessionsand Love in Youth; rejoices that he is feeling creative again; hopes their friendship will not be affected by differences of opinion.]

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Frank Harristo Wilbur Underwood

[Discusses Wilde book and shares views on his life; welcomes a visit when he is in New Yorkwhen they can talk about his Mirbeau translation.]

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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Frank Harris Collection 1916

[Essay; typescript pages 1-2 TMs (w/autograph corrections); and pages 3-9 AMs which has been professionally deacidified and laminated.]

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Frank Harristo Rettey

[Asks for copy of his own review of Clapp's book and the addresses of Sumner, Comstock's successor.]

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Frank Harristo Rettey

[Agrees to review a book; asks for return of his copy of Unpath'd Waters; laments that one of his unpublished stories is better than those of other authors included in the collections of the best stories of 1914 and 1915; requests assistance.]

  1. Letters
University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Upton Sinclair Collection 1905-1957

[Criticizes correspondent's book; recommends that he cut and condense his work; advises him to read La Rochefoucald and House of a Hundred Lightsby T. R. Tourence; discusses Prince Hagen, which was written 2 years ago but rejected 35 times; describes King Midasas book of joy and very boyish, which had not sold 1500 copies; wonders if correspondent is also poor; asks for reply. TN states that the name of work of correspondent have been cut out of the letter to protect his identity.]

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Upton Sinclairto Frank Harris 7 p.

[Offers criticism of [ Oscar Wilde: His Life and Times]; gives book an overall good review; gives his opinion of Oscar Wildein a socialist context and wishes Harris had done so; dislikes The Importance of Being Ernestand Wilde's work in general; disagrees with Harris' assertion that Wilde died as a result of incarceration; wants to believes that Wilde's essay "The soul of man under socialism" reveals the true man; gives his opinion of Harris' work and talents.]

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Upton Sinclairto Frank Harris 1 p.

[Thanks him for dealing with the "insufferable" George Moore; congratulates him on [ Pearson's Magazine]; calls him the most interesting writer in the country.]

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