Collection Outline
Dorothy Richardson to Plater 1940: January 21.
Dorothy Richardson to Miss Plater 1940: March 11.
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| Creator: | Richardson , Dorothy M. , 1882-1987 , British author. | |
| Title: | Dorothy M. Richardson Letters | |
| Identification: | VMF139[Accessions: 1022] | |
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Collection is open to research.
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Hamill and Barker.
Processing: September, 1969.
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Dorothy Richardson to Plater, 1940: January 21. (1 item (2 pp.)) |
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| Commenting on the likeness of their thoughts, which gives her an indication of her success; general and specific comments on Dorothy Richardson's series of novels, The Pilgrimage, in which Miriam is the central figure. | |||||||||||||
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Dorothy Richardson to Miss Plater, 1940: March 11. (1 item (2 pp.)) |
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| Commenting on the author of a volume of essays concerned with female novelists, including George Eliot and Charlotte Bronte, [attributed to Muriel Agnes Masefield]. Richardson disagrees with the author's critical analysis of the Brontës as neurotics who consider themselves geniuses; claims surprise that the author is uncritical in her acceptance of an [unnamed] theory, though she feels that mere acceptance shows "good background pattern both for classification and commentary." | |||||||||||||
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