BRACERS Record Detail for 20001

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Collection code
RA3
Recent acquisition no.
1027
Document no.
250379B
Box no.
7.29
Source if not BR
Russell Estate, Dora
Recipient(s)
Russell, Dora
Sender(s)
BR
Date
1927/10/11
Form of letter
ALS
Pieces
3
BR's address code (if sender)
NYN
Notes and topics

"I am sad about Mrs Wells's death; she was a very fine woman, for whom one felt a real affection."

"I stayed with Liveright some time. Then I made friends with Sherwood Anderson, whom I liked immensely. He is large and calm, and brings a breath of the prairie. I saw also Dreiser and van Loon and the rest of that crowd; but Anderson was the only one who interested me."

"Tomorrow I go to Boston to debate with Durant (of The Story of Philosophy); I have been reading some of him and making inquiries and find he is a villain of the deepest die. He says woman's place is the home and gets my father's name wrong."

BR has had "such dear letters" from Dora. He refers to "homo".

Publication
Re B&R D27.05a
Permission
Everyone
Transcription Public Access
No
Record no.
20001
Record created
May 26, 2014
Record last modified
Jun 15, 2022
Created/last modified by
duncana