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Upton Sinclair Collection

[Says he will send chapters as he proceeds; mentions his radio program in which he answers "pitiful and tragic" letters that come to him from around the world; discusses the publication of World's Endand Marie Antoinette. ]

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Upton Sinclairto William E. Woodward, 1939 1 p.

[Says he will send chapters as he proceeds; mentions his radio program in which he answers "pitiful and tragic" letters that come to him from around the world; discusses the publication of World's Endand Marie Antoinette. ]

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