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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Upton Sinclair Collection 1937-1938

[Says he will contact his agent to help him with his manuscripts; complains that his last novel has been rejected by Farrar & Rinehart, because his other books sold poorly; says that he is currently writing a novel about the C. I. O., which he believes to be "the most important and hopeful development in our affairs in a longtime"; designates the A. F. L.as an anachronism.]

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