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Special Collections, University of Virginia Library 2003 Louise Wiedman Special Collections, University of Virginia Library Descriptive Summary Special Collections, University of Virginia Library Papers of James Boyd 1927 7684-b 2 items English Clifton Waller Barrett Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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Papers of James Boyd, Accession #7684-b, Special Collections, University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Va.

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Deposit, 1970. Gift, 1990.

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American writer, 1888-1944, known for historical novels, particularly Drums, Bitter Creek, and Roll River.

 Contents List James Boyd to Robert Bridges 1927 December 5 1 ALS, 1 p.

Boyd sends a war tale and acknowledges that it is longer than Bridges wanted. He hopes it is worth more than he offered. He is waiting to hear what Bridges thinks of it.

 Robert Bridges to James Boyd 1927 December 8 1 TL (carbon), 1 p.

Bridges says there is no doubt about Humoresque. He likes the characterization and is glad to have it for the magazine. He will pay $400.