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Mr. Crane Brinton
Dunster House
Harvard University
Cambridge, Mass.

DEADLINE ON REVIEW MAY 25 FAILED TO NOTIFY THROUGH
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Cleanth Brooks

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HARVARD UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

June 14, 1937.

Mr. Robert Penn Warren
The Southern Review
Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Dear Mr. Warren:

I wonder if you could ask the American
Book Company to send me Sorokin's three
volumes for review purposes to Peacham,
Vermont. Of course if there is any
trouble about this, I shall be glad to
buy the volumes myself. I can make the
article eight to ten thousand words,
and plan to get it to you by September
first, so that you may use it in either
the Autumn or Winter issue, as you pre-
fer.

I wonder if you would mind reminding
Cleanth Brooks that I seem not yet to
have received his review of Matthiessen.

CB:MB

HARVARD UNIVERSITY

May 5, 1939

Professor Robert P. Warren
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge, La.

Dear Warren:

Would you consider reviewing
for the _American Oxonian_ Paul Engle's
latest volume of _poetry, Corn?_ I
know you are extremely busy, but I
doubt if this would be much of a bur-
den.

Congratulations on the excellent
press you had for _Night Rider_!

CB:HD

HARVARD UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
CAMBRIDGE MASS.

May 9, 1940

Dean Charles Pipkin
Graduate School
University, Louisiana

Dear Charles:

Thanks for your item about
Gilchrist Stockton and Princeton.

I hope you won't mind having a look at the enclosed, which was written by an old student of mine, Frank Manuel, a rather able Jewish radical who took his Ph.D. five or six years ago, and has not been able to get over the Jewish hurdle in academic life. Frankfurter, who is very fond of him, got him a job as Regional Director of the Federal Writer's Project in New England, so that he really has some inside information on this WPA business. I think the article, which I have glanced at rapidly, could stand paring and general re-writing. But if you think there is anything in it, I have no doubt Manuel would be delighted to go over it.